Inland Networks a local internet service provider, operating in 2 states or territories covering 13,266 people, and offering speeds over 1,000 Mbps to 23.65% of those people. Inland Networks offers fiber, DSL, and fixed wireless connections, explore our comprehensive and frequently updated availability maps below.
Inland Networks Availability Maps
Inland Networks has internet service available to less than 1% of people in the US. Among those covered, the breakdown by service type is as follows:
Fiber internet for 79.48%
Cable for 0.00%
DSL for 26.35%
Fixed wireless for 10.00%
This map illustrates Inland Networks’s internet availability across the United States. Use the buttons at the top of the map to toggle between the different types of connections including fiber, DSL, and fixed wireless.
This page reflects the most recent FCC update from September 03, 2026, based on the Broadband Data Collection as of December 31, 2025.
Inland Networks Internet by State
This map highlights Inland Networks coverage and speeds by state, Inland Networks has the biggest presence in Washington and Idaho. Hover over each state to see Inland Networks availability by connection type, and click on a state to see all providers in that state.
Inland Networks Internet Customer Reviews
Inland Networks has an overall rating of 4.00 out of 5, with a total of 1 reviews and ratings across the United States. Ratings by service type include: Fiber: 4.00. If you’d like to tell others about your experience, you can rate or review Inland Networks here.
Inland Networks frequently competes for customers with providers like T-Mobile Home Internet, Gigabeam Internet, and Ziply. Below, we offer a side-by-side comparison of these ISPs based on key metrics such as service availability, average speeds, and customer ratings.
Inland Networks competes with 19 other ISPs across the U.S., defined as any provider that competes in at least some part of Inland Networks’s service area. On average, customers within Inland Networks’s service area have about 3.5 alternative ISP options to choose from.
Biggest Cities with Inland Networks Internet Service
Inland Networks is available in 32 cities throughout the country. Here is a list of the largest cities with Inland Networks internet service:
The fastest available speed from Inland Networks is 1,000 Mbps download 1,000 Mbps upload. Speed tiers start at 10 Mbps download and 1.0 Mbps upload for cheaper service packages.
The average speed most people can get from Inland Networks is 525 Mbps download and 512 Mbps upload.
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Our visitors rate Inland Networks 3.00 out of 5 for speed.
Is Inland Networks available in my area?
Inland Networks is available to less than 1% of people in the United States. It is available in 2 states or territories, 32 cities, and 24 zip codes. You can use our internet providers by address or internet providers by zip code tools to see if Inland Networks is available in your area.
Does Inland Networks have fiber internet?
79.48% of Inland Networks customers can subscribe to fiber internet. These customers receive an average download speed of 649 Mbps and average upload speed of 642 Mbps.
Does Inland Networks have cable internet?
Inland Networks does not offer any Cable internet service.
Does Inland Networks have DSL internet?
26.35% of Inland Networks customers can subscribe to DSL internet. These customers receive an average download speed of 45 Mbps and average upload speed of 8 Mbps.
Does Inland Networks have Fixed Wireless internet?
10.00% of Inland Networks customers can subscribe to fixed wireless internet. These customers receive an average download speed of 38 Mbps and average upload speed of 13 Mbps.