Internet providers in California
16 providers operate somewhere in California, but no single one covers the whole state. Pick your city to see who actually reaches it.
Largest markets
Biggest cities in California
These are the markets with the most competition. Smaller towns are further down.
Los Angeles
3,820,914 people
San Diego
1,388,320 people
San Jose
969,655 people
San Francisco
808,988 people
Fresno
545,716 people
Sacramento
528,001 people
Long Beach
449,061 people
Oakland
436,504 people
Bakersfield
413,381 people
Anaheim
343,248 people
Stockton
320,804 people
Riverside
318,858 people
Irvine
314,621 people
Santa Ana
309,441 people
Chula Vista
274,492 people
Fremont
226,551 people
Santa Clarita
224,000 people
San Bernardino
221,645 people
Modesto
218,069 people
Moreno Valley
209,163 people
Fontana
208,393 people
Oxnard
200,000 people
Glendale
191,719 people
Huntington Beach
191,000 people
Operators
Providers that serve California
Every company with a footprint somewhere in the state, ranked by their best plan. Whether they reach your street is a separate question — check your city.
Sonic
10 Gbps
from $80/mo
Frontier, a Verizon Company
500 Mbps
from $45/mo
AT&T Fiber
5 Gbps
from $95/mo
Google Fiber
1 Gbps
from $70/mo
Astound Broadband
1.5 Gbps
from $80/mo
EarthLink
500 Mbps
from $70/mo
Xfinity
2 Gbps
from $95/mo
Spectrum
2 Gbps
from $90/mo
Cox Communications
2 Gbps
from $150/mo
Verizon 5G Home
1 Gbps
from $70/mo
T-Mobile Home Internet
354 Mbps
from $50/mo
AT&T Internet Air
225 Mbps
from $60/mo
Mediacom
400 Mbps
from $50/mo
Starlink
220 Mbps
from $55/mo
HughesNet
50 Mbps
from $50/mo
Viasat
50 Mbps
from $100/mo
Everywhere else
All cities and towns in California
Region