Internet Providers in Indianapolis, Indiana

The best home internet provider in Indianapolis is AT&T Fiber. Featuring speeds up to 5 Gbps, AT&T Fiber receives high customer reviews for its multiple fiber internet plan options with no contracts or data caps. AT&T also allows you to pair your fiber internet with AT&T wireless plans for additional savings, an option that many internet providers don’t have.

Metronet is another highly rated fiber internet provider in Indianapolis, offering speeds up to 5 Gbps. Customers choose Metronet for its excellent customer reviews, free eero router on all plans and lack of contracts and data caps. That said, Metronet does typically raise its rates after 12 months, and it does have a Technology Assure fee of $13.95 per month that you cannot avoid.

If neither fiber provider is available in your area, your next-best option is one of Indianapolis’ cable providers. Most U.S. cities have one monopolistic cable provider, but Indianapolis is split between two. You’ll most likely have only one available at your particular address though.

In some areas of Indianapolis, you’ll have access to cable internet plans from Spectrum, which offers plans that start at $50 per month for 12 months. Spectrum also offers packages with TV, home phone, and mobile phone services that start at $90 per month for 12 months. The rest of the city is covered by Xfinity, which offers plans that start at $30 per month and bundles that start at $55 per month. Like Spectrum, Xfinity offers bundles with TV, home phone and mobile phone, as well as home security services.

AT&T also offers AT&T Internet in Indianapolis. The service uses an IPBB connection, which is a hybrid connection type that uses DSL. It may be a decent budget pick for some consumers, but we generally recommend fiber and cable connections over DSL. Outside of these wired internet options, you may also find internet with Verizon 5G Home Internet, EarthLink Wireless Home Internet, Always ON, and even Starlink.

Another 5G home internet option to consider is T-Mobile 5G Home Internet. It offers download speeds ranging from 72 Mbps to 245 Mbps — you can stream your favorite shows in HD and play online games with these speeds. Not only that, but you also have plans starting at $60 per month (with AutoPay). It’s an affordable alternative if the wired internet providers in your area don’t meet your internet needs.

As far as promotions go, AT&T Fiber offers 20% off when paired with an unlimited wireless plan from the company’s cellular network. You can also grab a Visa Reward Card (worth anywhere from $50 to $150) if you sign up for AT&T Fiber Internet 300 plan or higher. Similarly, Metronet offers a $100 Amazon gift card on 1 Gig Internet or higher.