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Internet Providers in Orlando, Florida

17 providers report residential internet coverage in Orange County (the Orlando area). Fiber reaches 71% of census blocks. Coverage below is county-level from federal filings updated — your exact address may differ, so use the address checker.

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ProviderTypesTop speedArea coverage
Spectrum Cable, Fiber 1 Gbps 91% of blocks
Verizon Fixed Wireless 1 Gbps 85% of blocks
AT&T DSL, Fiber, Fixed Wireless 5 Gbps 85% of blocks
T-Mobile Fixed Wireless 100 Mbps 64% of blocks
CenturyLink DSL, Fiber 8 Gbps 25% of blocks
Xfinity Cable, Fiber 2 Gbps 16% of blocks
Quantum Fiber Fiber 8 Gbps 14% of blocks
Metronet Holdings Fiber 5.1 Gbps 6% of blocks
Summit Broadband Inc. DSL, Cable, Fiber 40 Gbps 3% of blocks
Hotwire Communications Fiber 8 Gbps 2% of blocks
WOW Internet, Cable & Phone Fiber 5 Gbps 1% of blocks
Smart City Telecommunications LLC Fiber 1 Gbps 1% of blocks
Wire 3 Fiber 10 Gbps 1% of blocks
Smart City Solutions II LLC Fiber 1 Gbps 1% of blocks
Fiber Fast Homes Fiber 2 Gbps 1% of blocks
Andrena DSL 1 Gbps 1% of blocks
Zentro Fiber 1 Gbps 1% of blocks
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Frequently asked questions

What's the fastest internet in Orlando?

Summit Broadband Inc. reports the highest maximum download speed in Orange County at 40 Gbps. Actual availability varies block by block — check your address above.

Is fiber available in Orlando?

Fiber reaches about 71% of census blocks in Orange County. The largest fiber footprints belong to Spectrum, AT&T, CenturyLink. Fiber build-out is street-by-street, so neighboring addresses can differ.

How do I find what's actually at MY address?

Use the address checker on our homepage — it matches your address against the federal coverage database and lists every provider reporting service at your census block, free and without giving anyone your phone number.

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