Compare High Speed Internet

An ever-increasing number of technologies (cable, DSL, satellite, Wi-Fi, cellular 3G, 4G) are available to deliver high speed Internet access. This is making the market more competitive, leading to a nice combination of lower prices and ever increasing download speeds. (Interestingly, though, U.S. high speed Internet moves at a turtle’s pace compared to the speeds available in other countries.)

On this page, we display high speed Internet promotions from phone (DSL) and cable companies. The phone companies tend to offer multiple DSL plans, with higher prices associated with more download speed. If your Internet needs aren’t as intensive (e.g., checking e-mail and web browsing as opposed to gaming), you may find that a lower-end DSL offering can save you quite a bit of money, while still delivering a satisfying high speed experience.

For those living in areas not yet served by cable or DSL, Internet access by satellite or cellular network may be a viable alternative. These options have historically been more expensive while offering less speed, although the differential in both speed and price is decreasing.