Internet Providers in Denver, Colorado

For speed and value, our top pick in Denver is cable internet provider CenturyLink. CenturyLink’s speeds approach 1 Gbps, and its fair pricing and good reputation make it a favorite in the area. However, CenturyLink’s top rival in the region, Xfinity, is also a strong choice, particularly for TV and internet bundle deals.

The most affordable ISP in Denver is Xfinity. The company offers the cheapest internet-only plan in the Mile High City: You can get connected for just $19.99/month per month.

T-Mobile 5G Home Internet is available in Denver, though coverage varies by ZIP code. Those with access can get the service for just $50 per month (with AutoPay). T-Mobile’s fast-growing home internet service is the most widely available 5G home internet plan on the market, and it has been a big hit with customers. Unlike satellite and older versions of fixed wireless internet, 5G home internet can offer speeds that rival DSL or cable internet.

Yes. Verizon 5G Home Internet is available in select markets, although some other areas of Denver can also access. Verizon 5G Home Internet is extremely fast, even by the high standards of 5G connections. It’s available at a discount when bundled with Verizon Wireless mobile services.

The biggest showdown in Denver’s internet service is Xfinity vs. CenturyLink. Denver’s fastest internet speeds are available through Xfinity, which offers connection speeds north of a gigabyte per second (1 Gbps). CenturyLink’s speeds aren’t far behind, though, and the company’s reputation for customer service and reliability is a touch better than Xfinity’s. We consider CenturyLink to be the better deal in most cases, but your mileage may vary. This is especially true if you want to bundle internet service with TV service, which is something CenturyLink does not offer, but Xfinity does quite well.

All Denver residents can get free internet access via Wi-Fi hotspots outside of the city’s public libraries, public schools, and some city buildings and parking lots. Xfinity allows Denver residents access to their Wi-Fi hotspots regardless of whether you’re a customer or not. If you need internet access or an internet-connecting device, you can check out a hotspot or Chromebook from your local Denver public library as long as you have a library card and your account is in good standing. You may qualify for Xfinity’s low-income plan, Internet Essentials, if you need permanent, affordable internet service at home.