Internet providers in Washington
We list 300 cities in Washington and track 5 internet providers for the state, including Spectrum, WOW, and TDS Telecom. Which ones serve your home depends on the street address.
Compare provider availability, technology mix, and ZIP-level plan checks across Washington.
Source: FCC Broadband Map · Updated quarterly
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Internet in Washington
We track 5 internet providers serving Washington, spanning 21 plans. Households across Washington can choose among DSL and cable depending on the address. The fastest tier in our Washington data tops out at 2 Gbps. We maintain provider data for 300 cities across Washington. Providers we track in Washington include Spectrum, WOW, and TDS Telecom.
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 Washington
Plan data last updated
SpectrumInternet2 Gbps maxfrom $30/mo
WOWcable2 Gbps maxfrom $50/mo
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TDS Telecomother245 Mbps maxfrom $45/mo
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Frontierdsl2 Gbps max
MediacomInternet2 Gbps maxfrom $45/mo
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INTERNET OFFER: Limited-time offer; subject to change; new residential customers only (no Spectrum service in past 30 days). Standard rates apply after promo period or service change. Actual speeds (including wireless) vary and are not guaranteed. Activation fee additional; taxes may apply. Gig speeds require a compatible modem; see Spectrum.net/modem for list. Terms and conditions apply, subject to change. Not available in all areas. Restrictions apply. Spectrum Internet® is powered by fiber and connected to the premises by coaxial lines.
Connection type mix
- Cable
- 20%
- DSL
- 20%
- Not specified
- 60%
Share of the internet providers Konecteaze lists for Washington, by connection type. "Not specified" means no connection type is recorded for that provider. Not FCC household share.
All cities in Washington
300 cities
A19 cities
B29 cities
C50 cities
- Camano Island
- Camas
- Camp Murray
- Carbonado
- Carlton
- Carnation
- Carrolls
- Carson
- Cashmere
- Castle Rock
- Cathlamet
- Centerville
- Centralia
- Chattaroy
- Chehalis
- Chelan
- Chelan Falls
- Cheney
- Chewelah
- Chimacum
- Chinook
- Cinebar
- Clallam Bay
- Clarkston
- Clayton
- Cle Elum
- Clearlake
- Clinton
- Colbert
- Colfax
- College Place
- Colton
- Colville
- Conconully
- Concrete
- Connell
- Conway
- Copalis Beach
- Copalis Crossing
- Cosmopolis
- Cougar
- Coulee City
- Coulee Dam
- Coupeville
- Cowiche
- Creston
- Curlew
- Curtis
- Cusick
- Custer
D13 cities
E21 cities
F14 cities
G19 cities
H13 cities
K13 cities
L30 cities
M21 cities
N1 city
Q1 city
R4 cities
S16 cities
U1 city
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Frequently asked questions
How many internet providers serve Washington?
5 residential internet providers are listed for Washington, spanning fiber, cable, 5G home internet, DSL, and satellite.
What's the fastest plan available in Washington?
The fastest plan listed for Washington tops out at 2 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 Washington have fiber internet?
Fiber availability in Washington varies by city and street. Enter your ZIP to confirm fiber options at your address.
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