Internet providers in Waco, TX

Internet in Waco

Moving towns or switching internet providers can be confusing and stressful. Comparing internet providers against the averages in the Waco area can help you choose the right internet and get back to your life.

Waco Residential Internet Coverage

The town of Waco, Texas, while small, holds a large population of 133,000, with most having access to cable, fiber optics or DSL providers nearby.

Cable internet services provided by both Time Warner Cable Spectrum and Grande Communications provide residents with high-speed cable. Spectrum advertises speeds up to 50 Mbps, while Grande Communications offers speeds up to 400 Mbps. Residents near China Spring, north of Lake Country Club and in central/eastern Waco have access to cable internet.

AT&T Uverse, a Fiber optics-powered DSL service, provide over 90-percent of Waco residents with high-speed internet services. They advertise download speeds up to 18 Mbps, so it's great for residents who still enjoy DSL services. Residents in northern Elm Mott may be out-of-area for services, while the remaining parts of Waco can still enjoy this service.

Finally, Grande Communications does offer a small percentage of residents near Camron Park and China Spring with Fiber Optics internet. Download speeds are the fastest, with an advertised speed around 1 Gbps.

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Average download speed
213.54 Mbps

Average upload speed
47.69 Mbps

Average latency (ping)
14.72 ms

Average jitter
6.92 ms

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What is the best internet provider in Waco?

AT&T - Great value
Spectrum - No data caps
EarthLink - Multiple service types available
Verizon Home Internet - Fast upload and download speeds
Windstream - No long-term commitment required
Hughesnet - Perfect for rural areas
Viasat - Widely available

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Summary of Waco internet providers

Provider	Type	Download speeds up to	User rating	Order online
AT&T	Fiber	5000 Mbps	3.5/5	View Plans for AT&T
Spectrum	Cable	1000 Mbps (wireless speeds may vary)	3.5/5	View Plans for Spectrum CTAM Plans
EarthLink	Fiber	5000 Mbps	4.0/5	View Plans for EarthLink
Verizon Home Internet	5G Home	300 Mbps	4/5	View Plans for Verizon Home Internet
Windstream	Fiber	2000 Mbps	3.5/5	View Plans for Windstream
Nextlink Internet	Fixed Wireless	500 Mbps	3.5/5	View Plans for Nextlink Internet
Hughesnet	Satellite	100 Mbps	3/5	View Plans for Hughesnet
Viasat	Satellite	150 Mbps	3/5	View Plans for Viasat
Astound Broadband	Cable & Fiber	1200 Mbps	3.5/5	View Plans for Astound Broadband
Speed Net Broadband	Fixed Wireless	200 Mbps	4.5/5	View Plans for Speed Net Broadband
Easy Internet Now	Fiber	5000 Mbps	4.5/5
ispMint	5G Home	5 Mbps	4.5/5	View Plans for ispMint
Rise Broadband	Fixed Wireless	250 Mbps	3.5/5
Prompt-Technology	Fixed Wireless	1 Mbps	N/A	View Plans for Prompt-Technology
Farm-to-Market Broadband	Fixed Wireless	25 Mbps	N/A	View Plans for Farm-to-Market Broadband