Internet Providers in Tempe, Arizona

Internet Access in Tempe, Arizona

Coverage data shows two main broadband service choices inside Tempe: coaxial cable (87.11% coverage) and DSL (89.41% coverage). Coaxial cable Internet access is delivered by traditional cable TV providers using coaxial copper TV wires mounted on telephone poles. DSL is sent via twisted copper phone lines. The vast majority of Tempe neighborhoods and street addresses can access both coaxial cable and DSL from competing telecom companies.

The broadband access information on this page comes via provider coverage reports, and is using privatized data sources to create more granular results than can be accessed through the FCC directly. Address availability data isn't always available. Information about speed and pricing of individual broadband plans is generated by our research and analysis division, who collect thousands of plans each year.

CenturyLink is a common alternative to the primary providers, serving Tempe with a top speed of 140 Mbps. Wired broadband isn't the only option for Internet for residents of Tempe. fixed wireless providers like Phoenix Internet can deliver 15 Mbps using direct wireless links. Aside from consumer broadband, there are also 13 companies in Tempe selling enterprise and business/smb technologies like point-to-point connectivity. We list all providers with explicit business plans advertised online, although some offer both residential and business Internet.

The average location in Tempe will have 4 companies serving a given address. Only 15.3 percent of Tempe residents have one option for residential Internet service.

Viasat Internet and HughesNet are the most commonly avialable Internet providers in Tempe in terms of coverage. The more common providers frequently compete at addresses in most neighborhoods around Tempe.