Verizon High Speed Internet Availability Map

Verizon High Speed Internet Availability Map. Click for interactive map

Verizon’s High Speed Internet DSL service is generally available outside major metro areas throughout the Northeast, including states such as District of Columbia, New York, and Pennsylvania. Verizon’s High Speed Internet is the company’s alternative to its Fios service in areas where it has phone line network coverage but hasn’t yet built fiber to subscriber addresses directly.

Verizon High Speed Internet Service Overview

Best features Things to consider
  • Unlimited data
  • Simple setup using existing infrastructure
  • Ability to bundle with phone
  • Slow internet speeds
  • Expensive for speeds offered
  • Plan availability depends on location

DSL, or digital subscriber line, is essentially internet service sent over telephone wires. These are the same twisted copper lines that carried analog phone service and dial-up internet years ago. The difference is that DSL uses a transmission technique and hardware that allows for much higher bandwidth and the line’s ability to be “shared” between voice and internet service.

Plan name Download speeds Starting price Data cap
Verizon High Speed Internet Up to 15 Mbps $40 per month Unlimited data

DSL is rarely the first option potential subscribers choose when faster connection types such as cable or fiber internet are available, but, in many areas, DSL is the better alternative to costly or slow connections such as satellite and dial-up. If fiber or cable internet is not yet available in your neck of the woods, then there’s a good chance DSL is. Type in your address below to see if Verizon High Speed Internet is an option for you.

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Verizon High Speed Internet Speeds

Dial-up internet delivered download speeds well below 1 Mbps, but DSL from Verizon can provide upwards of 15 Mbps in many areas. For many Verizon High Speed Internet customers, data travels over old copper lines for only a short time before switching over to a future-proofed fiber-optic line, which then ferries data to the internet at large. The maximum download speed available for you will depend on your specific address, since speeds vary from neighborhood to neighborhood.

Verizon High Speed Internet vs. Verizon Wireless

Among its many services, Verizon offers wireless and home internet service, plus mobile phone sales. Verizon’s wireless service is available nationwide, while its high-speed internet DSL is primarily available in the northeastern United States. You may want to consider bundling the services together since Verizon often offers discounts for purchasers of both internet and wireless services.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Verizon Fios Internet

  • How fast is Verizon High Speed Internet?

    Verizon High Speed Internet offers download speeds up to 15 Mbps. Your specific download speeds will vary depending on your service area.

  • Are there data caps with Verizon High Speed Internet?

    Verizon offers unlimited data on all its plans — no matter the connection type — including Verizon High Speed Internet plans.

  • Do I have to sign a contract for Verizon High Speed Internet?

    Verizon offers many month-to-month payment options on its High Speed Internet plans.

  • How much does Verizon High Speed Internet cost?

    Verizon High Speed Internet starts at $40 per month for download speeds of up to 15 Mbps.

  • Does Verizon offer deals for new customers?

    Verizon offers a number of new customer promotions. Check out our Verizon deals and promotions page to find the deals Verizon has on offer right now.