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Internet Providers in Orlando, Florida

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Home Internet in Orlando, FL

  • 1. AT&T
    Speeds Up To
    5 Gbps
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    Connection: IPBB, Fiber, 5G Internet
    Availability: 72%
    Orlando speed tests confirm high speeds for AT&T Internet
  • 2. Quantum Fiber
    Speeds Up To
    8 Gbps
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    Connection: Fiber
    Availability: 11.5%
    Orlando speed tests confirm high speeds for Quantum Fiber
  • 3. CenturyLink
    Speeds Up To
    940 Mbps
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    Connection: DSL, Fiber
    Availability: 19.1%
  • 4. Spectrum
    Speeds Up To
    1 Gbps
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    Connection: Cable, Fiber
    Availability: 90.6%
    Orlando speed tests confirm high speeds for Spectrum
  • 5. Xfinity
    Speeds Up To
    2 Gbps
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    Connection: Cable, Fiber
    Availability: 29.3%
    Orlando speed tests confirm high speeds for Xfinity
  • Frontier
    Download Speeds:
    200 Mbps - 5 Gbps
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    Connection: Fiber
    Availability: 1.6%
  • 6. Viasat
    Speeds Up To
    150 Mbps
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    Connection: Satellite
    Availability: 100%
  • 7. T-Mobile
    Download Speeds:
    72 - 245 Mbps
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    Connection: 5G Internet
    Availability: 51.5%
  • 8. EarthLink
    Speeds Up To
    100 Mbps
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    Connection: 5G Internet
    Availability: 41.1%
  • Hughesnet
    Speeds Up To
    100 Mbps
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    Connection: Satellite
    Availability: 100%
  • XNET WiFi
    Download Speeds:
    25 - 150 Mbps
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    Connection: Fixed Wireless
    Availability: 51.5%
  • WOW!
    Speeds Up To
    5 Gbps
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    Connection: Fiber
    Availability: 5.5%
  • Florida High Speed Internet
    Speeds Up To
    10 Gbps
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    Connection: Fixed Wireless
    Availability: 9.6%
  • Starlink
    Download Speeds:
    50 - 220 Mbps
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    Connection: Satellite
    Availability: 100%
  • Verizon
    Speeds Up To
    1 Gbps
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    Connection: 5G Internet
    Availability: 27.9%
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Best Internet Providers in Orlando, FL

Orlando’s best internet provider is AT&T Fiber. AT&T actually offers two types of internet in Orlando: Fiber internet (AT&T Fiber) and IPBB internet, which is similar to DSL (AT&T Internet). The one you want is AT&T Fiber, which offers lightning-fast speeds up to 5 Gbps and has plans that start at $55 per month. AT&T Fiber is a top internet provider choice across the nation, with the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) awarding it the No. 1 fiber internet provider spot with a score of 80 out of 100 in 2024.

Another excellent option is Quantum Fiber, Orlando’s other fiber internet provider. While it doesn’t have the greatest coverage in Orlando, it does offer the fastest speeds at 8 Gbps. Also, Quantum Fiber receives excellent reviews from customers across the board, and it offers Wi-Fi 7 connectivity on its fastest mult-gig plans. On top of all that, Quantum Fiber provides Price for Life on its plans, meaning you don’t have to worry about price hikes (unlike you do with Spectrum). It’s hard to go wrong with either of the city’s two fiber providers. If you can get either of them, you’ll be in good shape!

If fiber isn’t an option for you, we recommend one of the city’s two cable internet providers as a fallback. Unlike most cities, Orlando is served by two different cable providers. If this makes it sound like you have a choice, however, prepare for disappointment: Spectrum serves 90.6% of Orlando, and Xfinity serves 29.3%, and there’s virtually no overlap between the two. Expect to find one — and only one — of the two cable providers available in your area of Orlando.

While we don’t recommend them as highly as we do AT&T Fiber and Quantum Fiber, we do consider Spectrum (with speeds up to 1 Gbps and prices starting at $50 per month for 12 months) and Xfinity (speeds up to 1 Gbps and prices starting at $30 per month) to be solid options in Orlando. If you can’t get fiber, consider these cable providers before you consider DSL, 5G home internet, or satellite internet.

If you prefer a wireless internet provider, we recommend T-Mobile 5G Home Internet. With 5G technology, it utilizes cell towers in various neighborhoods to deliver an internet connection to a gateway device set up in your home. Its download speeds range between 72 Mbps and 245 Mbps, which is enough for the everyday internet user. Plans start at $60 per month (with AutoPay), making it an affordable alternative.

As a new customer to any ISP, you have opportunities to save on your internet service. For example, AT&T offers a plethora of deals and promotions for its fiber internet plans. Whether it’s a Visa Reward Card or a bundle discount when you pair a fiber internet plan with an unlimited wireless plan, you receive many benefits. These ISPs switch out their deals and promotions frequently, so it’s recommended that you check back for the latest discounts.

Fastest Internet Providers in Orlando, FL

Florida High Speed Internet is the fastest provider in Orlando, with speeds up to 10 Gbps.

When it comes to speed, Quantum Fiber is the fastest internet provider in Orlando. Quantum Fiber offers speeds up to 8 Gbps, surpassing even AT&T Fiber in this regard. While AT&T Fiber does have a few extra add-ons and promotions than Quantum Fiber (such as wireless services, extenders, and even gift cards or discounts with your purchase), Quantum Fiber comes with a Wi-Fi 7 certified device on its multi-gig plans, while AT&T Fiber only offers Wi-Fi 6.

The truth is, however, that most customers don’t need speeds of multiple gigabits per second (Gbps). A speed of just 1 or 2 Gbps is already blazingly fast and more than enough for most households (in fact, for some households, even 500 Mbps can feel very fast). Households with less demanding internet needs can get by with 250 Mbps or — in some cases — even less, though this won’t necessarily feel “fast” to users.

We’d recommend shopping for speeds in the 500 Mbps – 2 Gbps “sweet spot,” unless you have very demanding home internet needs. And don’t forget about your Wi-Fi router, which needs to be fast enough to communicate those speeds to your actual internet-connected devices!

What’s a Good Internet Speed?

Internet Speed Appropriate For Providers in your Area offering this Speed Availability in your Area
100 Mbps
  • Streaming
  • Video chat
  • Online gaming
  • Larger households
  • CenturyLink
  • Viasat
  • T-Mobile
  • EarthLink
  • Hughesnet
  • XNET WiFi
  • Starlink
100%
1000 Mbps (1 Gbps)
  • Heavy streaming (4K video
  • multiple devices
  • etc.)
  • Video chat
  • Lag-free gaming
  • Large households
  • AT&T
  • Quantum Fiber
  • Spectrum
  • Xfinity
  • Frontier
  • WOW!
  • Florida High Speed Internet
  • Verizon
90.62%

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Internet Availability in Orlando, FL

Orlando has more major internet providers than most cities, but you won’t necessarily be able to choose between all of them. Depending on your area of Orlando, your cable provider may be Spectrum or Xfinity, and you may have access to fiber internet from Quantum Fiber or AT&T Fiber.

On the fiber internet front, you can expect to find Quantum mostly to the northeast of Downtown Orlando — it serves neighboring Winter Park and its coverage gets past the city line and into neighborhoods like Baldwin Park. You may also be able to get Quantum near the city line College Park, in the north of Orlando. Quantum serves areas to the west and south of Orlando, too, but its footprints in places like Winter Garden and Horizon West don’t actually reach into Orlando proper.

AT&T Fiber, for its part, is strongest in the southern and western parts of Orlando. Look for it in neighborhoods like South Orange, near the medical center, and over in Englewood Park and Ventura.

On the cable front, you’ll find that Spectrum serves virtually all of Orlando proper. Xfinity, on the other hand, is found mostly around the fringes, including in the narrow strip of Orlando that connects the city to its airport, near Conway. If you have an Orlando mailing address in this area, you’ll probably have access to Xfinity.

Internet Provider Store Locations in Orlando, FL

Provider Connection Types in Orlando, FL

Connection Type About this Connection Type Availability in Orlando, FL
Satellite
  • Available even in very rural areas
  • Typically has high latency (lag)
100%
DSL
  • Typically about 100 Mbps
  • Slower than Cable or Fiber
56.66%
Cable
  • Typically 250 Mbps - 1 Gbps
  • Widely available
  • A good choice for most users
94.08%
Fiber
  • Typically 1 Gbps or faster
  • Upload speeds match download speeds
51.54%

List of Internet Providers in Orlando, FL

Provider Type Top Speed
AT&T IPBB, Fiber, 5G Internet 5 Gbps
Quantum Fiber Fiber 8 Gbps
CenturyLink DSL, Fiber 940 Mbps
Spectrum Cable, Fiber 1 Gbps
Xfinity Cable, Fiber 2 Gbps
Frontier Fiber 5 Gbps
Viasat Satellite 150 Mbps
T-Mobile 5G Internet 245 Mbps
EarthLink 5G Internet 100 Mbps
Hughesnet Satellite 100 Mbps
XNET WiFi Fixed Wireless 100 Mbps
WOW! Fiber 5 Gbps
Florida High Speed Internet Fixed Wireless 10 Gbps
Starlink Satellite 220 Mbps
Verizon 5G Internet 1 Gbps

Internet Providers in Orlando, FL

Provider Plans Starting At Speeds Up To Connections
AT&T Internet $55/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 5 Gbps Ltd. avail/areas. Speeds vary, not g’td. Single devices wired speed maximum 4.7Gbps. IPBB, Fiber, 5G Internet
Quantum Fiber $35/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 8 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Fiber
CenturyLink $50/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 940 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. DSL, Fiber
Spectrum $50/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 1 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Cable, Fiber
Xfinity $30/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 2 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Cable, Fiber
Frontier $29.99/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 5 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Real-world speeds are impacted by multiple factors and average speeds may be lower than advertised speeds. Fiber
Viasat Internet $99.99/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 150 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Satellite
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet $60/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 245 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. 5G Internet
EarthLink 5G Home Internet $39.95/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 100 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. 5G Internet
Hughesnet $49.99/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 100 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Satellite
XNET WiFi $85/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 100 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Fixed Wireless
WOW! $30/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 5 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Fiber
Starlink $120/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 220 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Satellite
Verizon $50/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 1 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. 5G Internet

Frequently Asked Questions About Internet in Orlando, FL

  • What is the best internet provider in Orlando?

    AT&T Fiber is the single best internet provider in Orlando. We also recommend Quantum Fiber. Either fiber provider will deliver you a reliable connection with excellent broadband speeds.

  • What is the fastest internet provider in Orlando?

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