High Speed Internet by Address

Welcome to ISP Reports, an internet provider comparison website that shows which internet providers and speeds are available at your address, based on FCC data for its Census block. No zip-code based assumptions or generalities – just precise, tailor-made results.

Enter an address below:

We only use your address to look up providers, but if you’re uncomfortable entering it we do also have availability by zip code like other less precise websites. Note that internet service by address (above) will be much more precise.

How it Works

With Census block data at its core, our address lookup is roughly 246× more precise than zip-code estimates. Hit play to watch a fast demo and get a glimpse of the results you’ll see for your own address.

Why ISP Reports Is Different

Our address-based tool gives you block-level precision, FCC availability data, every local ISP, and real customer reviews: everything you need to pick the right provider.

ISP Coverage Across the U.S.

Not all service areas are equal: while the average zip code covers about 10,100 people, a Census block has about 41 on average (2020 Census), making blocks far more precise. Hover over any state to see how many providers we track, the average block vs. zip‑code population, and the total blocks in our data.

Tech Types

Different neighborhoods – and even different streets – can have wildly different connection options. That’s why we organize availability by connection type, so you can compare real‑world performance, pricing tiers, and customer feedback per technology at your exact address. Want to see every ISP we track? Visit our All Providers page.

Fiber Internet

Delivers data over dedicated high‑capacity lines for the fastest, most consistent performance at your address, with symmetrical upload & download speeds for seamless video calls, gaming, and large file transfers.

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Cable Internet

Delivers data over coaxial lines for fast, broadly available internet at your address, ideal for streaming HD video, online gaming, and everyday browsing with reliable performance and wide coverage.

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DSL Internet

Uses existing telephone lines to deliver internet with reliable availability in many areas, perfect for routine browsing, email, and light streaming with stable performance.

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Fixed Wireless Internet

Delivers broadband via radio signals from nearby towers, offering fast deployment and wide coverage – perfect for suburban and rural homes without cable or fiber.

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Satellite Internet

Provides internet via satellites, delivering coverage virtually anywhere – even in remote or rural areas – so you can stay connected where cable, fiber, or wireless can’t reach.

Explore all Satellite providers →

Frequently Asked Questions

• Why are results shown by block, and what does that mean?

  • We map availability at the U.S. Census block level (a block has about 41 residents on average, per the 2020 Census), so you see the ISPs that report service in your immediate neighborhood, not everyone in your entire zip code or city.

• What happens to my address when I enter it?

  • Your full address is used only to look up block-level ISP data. It’s never shared or sold. If you save a home to My homes, we keep that address in your account so we can send its alerts, and we never sell your email or what you save.

• I know a provider is available here, why don’t I see it on the list?

  • We source our data directly from the FCC. Resellers or smaller footprint providers sometimes aren’t listed if their availability footprints can’t be confirmed. Occasionally, providers may also request removal due to outdated data or poor reviews.

• What if my address doesn’t return any results?

  • Make sure you select the closest suggestion from the autocomplete list; that will take you to your exact block’s results. If you still see no providers, that reflects what the FCC data reports for your address.

• Why do you show all providers, even those with low ratings?

  • Our goal is complete transparency. We list every provider serving your block, then let customer reviews help you choose the best fit.

• How often is your data updated?

  • Providers report availability to the FCC twice a year, as of June 30 and December 31, and the FCC posts corrected versions of each collection after that. We load new FCC versions after processing and checking them, and every results page shows the FCC update and “as of” date it uses.

• Can I save my search results?

  • Yes. With a free ISP Reports account, save any address to My homes and we’ll email you when internet changes there: after each FCC update, about twice a year, we tell you if one of your homes got a new provider, fiber, or much faster plans.

• How does the city & zip‑code search differ from the address search?

  • City & zip‑code searches return all providers in a broader area (e.g. your entire zip code), which can include ISPs that don’t actually serve your specific block – whereas the address search zooms in to the exact Census block for truly precise results.

• Can I use ISP Reports for business or multi‑unit addresses?

  • Yes – our address lookup works for any valid street address, including business locations and multi‑unit buildings. Just enter the address as you would for a home, and we’ll show all ISPs serving that block.

Have a question we didn’t cover? Contact us and our team will be happy to help!