Internet Providers in San Fernando, California

Internet Access in San Fernando, California

The San Fernando area has two commonly available providers: Spectrum and Viasat Internet. Spectrum mostly offers Cable service. They have speeds up to 940 Mbps and availability for near one hundred percent of the city. Spectrum also sells television and bundles. As for Viasat, they offer Satellite, with coverage in close to one hundred percent of San Fernando and reported speeds of 35 Mbps. Spectrum is also a common option for for business-class broadband in the area.

HughesNet and Frontier Communications also have coverage in San Fernando, with shared coverage areas in some streets.

Cable and DSL are the two dominant broadband network options around the San Fernando metro area, fighting over subscribers at most addresses and competing with each other. Performance from cable is overall better. That said, big-picture metrics we've recorded with either system are comparable and which is "best" frequently varies based on the network infrastructure in a given neighborhood. Local speed test records show that local infrastructure is is stronger than average, clocking in 74.01 percent higher than the state aggregated average when it comes to download rates.

Most people in San Fernando have two or more to them. View the map below to discover competition changes around the city.

The coverage stats on BroadbandNow comes from FCC data. Providers in San Fernando are required to report deployment and subscriber data biannually. Using direct relationships with telecom companies, BroadbandNow is able to further verify public data with privatized data submitted via Internet providers. Between 2014–2021 our team has processed 5,125 rows of data on Internet coverage in San Fernando. The speed averages displayed on this page are calculated based on real-world speed tests from the San Fernando area from M-Labs.