Internet providers in North Carolina
Source: FCC Broadband Map · Updated quarterly
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Internet in North Carolina
North Carolina has 13 internet providers tracked in the Konecteaze database and a combined 39 plans. On the numbers we have, pricing starts around $29/mo and top speeds reach 8 Gbps. Provider availability is tracked down to the city level across 300 North Carolina markets. Names in our North Carolina data include AT&T, Google Fiber, and Verizon. Households across North Carolina can choose among DSL and fiber depending on the address. Enter your ZIP code above to narrow these statewide figures to the exact providers, plans, and prices at your address — coverage is block-level in most metros.
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Top providers in North Carolina
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AT&TInternet5 Gbps maxfrom $50/mo4.0
Google FiberFiber8 Gbps maxfrom $70/mo3.9
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VerizonInternet— maxfrom —3.8
WindstreamInternet500 Mbps maxfrom $40/mo3.6
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SpectrumInternet2 Gbps maxfrom $30/mo3.4
Connection type mix
- Fiber
- 8%
- DSL
- 15%
- Not specified
- 77%
Share of the internet providers Konecteaze lists for North Carolina, by connection type. "Not specified" means no connection type is recorded for that provider. Not FCC household share.
All cities in North Carolina
300 cities
A30 cities
B55 cities
- Badin
- Bahama
- Bailey
- Bakersville
- Balsam
- Balsam Grove
- Banner Elk
- Barco
- Barnardsville
- Bat Cave
- Bath
- Battleboro
- Bayboro
- Bear Creek
- Beaufort
- Belews Creek
- Belhaven
- Belmont
- Belvidere
- Bennett
- Benson
- Bessemer City
- Bethel
- Beulaville
- Biscoe
- Black Creek
- Black Mountain
- Bladenboro
- Blanch
- Blounts Creek
- Blowing Rock
- Boiling Springs
- Bolivia
- Bolton
- Bonlee
- Boomer
- Boone
- Boonville
- Bostic
- Brasstown
- Brevard
- Bridgeton
- Broadway
- Browns Summit
- Brunswick
- Bryson City
- Buies Creek
- Bullock
- Bunn
- Bunnlevel
- Burgaw
- Burlington
- Burnsville
- Butner
- Buxton
C69 cities
- Calabash
- Calypso
- Camden
- Cameron
- Camp Lejeune
- Candler
- Candor
- Canton
- Caroleen
- Carolina Beach
- Carrboro
- Carthage
- Cary
- Casar
- Cashiers
- Castalia
- Castle Hayne
- Catawba
- Cedar Grove
- Cedar Island
- Cedar Mountain
- Cerro Gordo
- Chadbourn
- Chapel Hill
- Charlotte
- Cherokee
- Cherry Point
- Cherryville
- Chimney Rock
- China Grove
- Chinquapin
- Chocowinity
- Claremont
- Clarendon
- Clarkton
- Clayton
- Clemmons
- Cleveland
- Cliffside
- Climax
- Clinton
- Clyde
- Coats
- Cofield
- Coinjock
- Colerain
- Colfax
- Collettsville
- Columbia
- Columbus
- Como
- Concord
- Conetoe
- Connelly Springs
- Conover
- Conway
- Cooleemee
- Corapeake
- Cordova
- Cornelius
- Corolla
- Council
- Cove City
- Cramerton
- Creedmoor
- Creston
- Creswell
- Crossnore
- Cullowhee
H13 cities
I1 city
J2 cities
M16 cities
O3 cities
R10 cities
S19 cities
V1 city
W18 cities
Z1 city
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Frequently asked questions
How many internet providers serve North Carolina?
13 residential internet providers are listed for North Carolina, spanning fiber, cable, 5G home internet, DSL, and satellite.
What's the fastest plan available in North Carolina?
The fastest plan listed for North Carolina tops out at 8 Gbps. Fiber networks usually carry the highest tiers.
How do I check which providers cover my address?
Enter your 5-digit ZIP code above to see the providers, plans, and prices reported for that ZIP, sourced from the FCC Broadband Map plus provider-reported availability.
Does North Carolina have fiber internet?
Yes — about 8% of providers listed for North Carolina are fiber, though availability varies by city and street.
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