Internet providers in North Carolina
19 providers operate somewhere in North Carolina, but no single one covers the whole state. Pick your city to see who actually reaches it.
Largest markets
Biggest cities in North Carolina
These are the markets with the most competition. Smaller towns are further down.
Charlotte
911,311 people
Raleigh
482,295 people
Greensboro
302,296 people
Durham
296,186 people
Winston Salem
254,424 people
Fayetteville
208,501 people
Cary
180,388 people
Wilmington
120,143 people
Asheville
11 ZIP codes
High Point
7 ZIP codes
Chapel Hill
5 ZIP codes
Gastonia
5 ZIP codes
Goldsboro
5 ZIP codes
Greenville
5 ZIP codes
New Bern
5 ZIP codes
Rocky Mount
5 ZIP codes
Burlington
4 ZIP codes
Hendersonville
4 ZIP codes
Kinston
4 ZIP codes
Lexington
4 ZIP codes
Rural Hall
4 ZIP codes
Salisbury
4 ZIP codes
Wilson
4 ZIP codes
Apex
3 ZIP codes
Operators
Providers that serve North Carolina
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
Quantum Fiber
500 Mbps
from $50/mo
Kinetic by Windstream
300 Mbps
from $40/mo
Google Fiber
1 Gbps
from $70/mo
TDS Telecom
300 Mbps
from $45/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
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 North Carolina
Region