Internet providers in Miami, FL

What is the best internet provider in Miami?

• AT&T - Great value
• EarthLink - Multiple service types available
• Breezeline - No early termination fees
• Hughesnet - Perfect for rural areas
• Xfinity - High speeds widely available

AT&T offers download speeds up to 5,000 Mbps on its incredibly fast, reliable fiber network, but it’s got some tough competition in the Miami area. Xfinity also offers gigabit speeds via cable connection, along with a bunch of other plans at lower prices, and both providers cover the entire downtown and suburban areas.

EarthLink and Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband) also offer gigabit plans, which give Miami residents quite a few choices for gigabit internet.

What is the fastest internet provider in Miami?

AT&T is the fastest provider in Miami with gigabit fiber plans that hit max speeds of 1,000 Mbps, 2,000 Mbps, and 5,000 Mbps. EarthLink also offers plans with these speeds, since it uses AT&T’s fiber network.

Xfinity comes in as the fastest cable internet provider. Its internet plans go up to 2,000 Mbps—although that über-fast plan is rare, and you’re more likely to find Xfinity’s 1,200 Mbps plan.

After that, Breezeline offers speeds up to 1,000 Mbps, which is fast enough to handle anything you’re likely to throw at it. A 1,000 Mbps connection can download an entire HD movie in less than 30 seconds.

There are also slower plans available if you don’t need something quite that fast and prefer to save some money instead. The FCC considers anything faster than 25 Mbps to be broadband internet, so there is a lot of room to save money and still get a fast connection.

Fastest internet providers in Miami

What is the cheapest internet provider in Miami?

Xfinity is the cheapest internet provider in Miami. Xfinity’s ConnectnMore internet plan costs just $25 a month and delivers 200 Mbps download speeds, which is solid for a small household of one or two people.

Regional internet provider Breezeline has multiple plans that cost under $50 a month. AT&T and EarthLink also have decently priced plans, though they’re not as cheap as Xfinity.

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What are the fiber internet providers in Miami?

AT&T and EarthLink are the two major fiber internet providers in Miami. They both offer fiber service in select areas across the city. They also have DSL service, but it’s not as fast or as cost effective.

Hotwire Communications and Upstream also offer fiber internet in Miami. These are regional providers with smaller networks, but they’re well worth considering—they have fair prices and may reach areas that AT&T and EarthLink don’t.

We highly recommend fiber over any other type of internet because it’s incredibly fast, reliable, and often cheaper than cable and DSL internet.

Fiber internet providers in Miami

• AT&T — Fiber speeds up to 5,000 Mbps
• EarthLink — Fiber speeds up to 5,000 Mbps
• Hotwire Communications — Fiber speeds up to 1,000 Mbps
• Upstream — Fiber speeds up to 1,000 Mbps

Highest-rated internet providers in Miami

T-Mobile Home Internet is the highest-rated national internet provider in Miami, ranking first overall in our annual customer satisfaction survey, as well as taking first place in price and customer service. Xfinity got awesome ratings for the most part, tying with T-Mobile in the top spot for speed and getting second place in reliability.

AT&T also got excellent ratings overall, ranking in the top two or top three in every category. SpectrumCTAM Plans got middle rankings in most categories.

Miami residential internet coverage

AT&T and Xfinity both cover the entire metro and suburban Miami area, from Upper Eastside down to Coconut Grove. Coverage extends from Miami Beach all the way past 177th Avenue.

Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband) covers the coastal parts of Miami, as well as a small area between 136th Street and Flagler, which includes Coconut Grove and Coral Bay. HughesNet and Viasat both have nationwide coverage, so residents in any part of Miami can get service.