Internet providers in Texas
19 providers operate somewhere in Texas, but no single one covers the whole state. Pick your city to see who actually reaches it.
Largest markets
Biggest cities in Texas
These are the markets with the most competition. Smaller towns are further down.
Houston
2,314,157 people
San Antonio
1,495,295 people
Dallas
1,302,868 people
Austin
979,882 people
Fort Worth
978,468 people
El Paso
678,815 people
Arlington
398,431 people
Corpus Christi
316,239 people
Plano
289,547 people
Lubbock
266,878 people
Laredo
257,813 people
Irving
254,962 people
Garland
244,954 people
Frisco
234,319 people
Mckinney
216,068 people
Grand Prairie
202,821 people
Amarillo
202,408 people
Brownsville
189,382 people
Killeen
162,406 people
Denton
156,787 people
Pasadena
148,217 people
Mesquite
147,899 people
Mcallen
144,920 people
Waco
143,984 people
Operators
Providers that serve Texas
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.
Metronet
2 Gbps
from $70/mo
Frontier, a Verizon Company
500 Mbps
from $45/mo
AT&T Fiber
5 Gbps
from $95/mo
Brightspeed
500 Mbps
from $49/mo
Kinetic by Windstream
300 Mbps
from $40/mo
Google Fiber
1 Gbps
from $70/mo
Astound Broadband
1.5 Gbps
from $80/mo
EarthLink
500 Mbps
from $70/mo
Optimum
5 Gbps
from $180/mo
Xfinity
2 Gbps
from $95/mo
Spectrum
2 Gbps
from $90/mo
Sparklight
1 Gbps
from $85/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
Rise Broadband
100 Mbps
from $85/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 Texas
Region