Our Research

Internet availability in the U.S. changes constantly. New fiber networks launch every month, speeds update, and providers expand into new neighborhoods.

Our platform brings all of this information together so you can check your address in seconds.

Here’s how we do it:

1. We Gather Data Directly From Internet Providers

We work with data from both national and regional internet providers to understand:

• Where their networks are available
• Which connection types they offer (fiber, cable, etc.)
• Their starting prices and promotional rates
• Maximum advertised speeds
• New coverage expansions and infrastructure updates

This information helps us match each address with real service options instead of relying on generic ZIP-level results.

2. We Use Multiple Sources to Confirm Availability

Availability isn’t always straightforward. Providers may serve certain streets, buildings, or neighborhoods but not others.

To ensure accuracy, we use:

• Provider availability databases
• Public broadband coverage datasets
• Regional fiber network information
• Verified provider service maps
• User-submitted availability feedback (when reliable)

Combining these sources helps us reduce mismatches and provide results that reflect real-world coverage.

3. We Update Provider Information Regularly

Internet plans and coverage areas evolve quickly.

To keep our results fresh, we:

• Monitor provider announcements
• Track network expansions
• Review updated pricing and speed information
• Refresh our database on an ongoing basis

When providers introduce new fiber areas or upgrade speeds, we adjust our listings accordingly.

4. We Compare Plans Based on Real Attributes

When you search your address, we highlight providers based on meaningful criteria such as:

• Connection type (fiber vs. cable)
• Maximum available speeds
• Starting price
• Regional vs. national coverage
• Plan tiers commonly offered in your area

We don’t rank providers based on compensation. Our goal is to help you understand your options, not push you toward a specific provider.

5. We Show Both Big and Small Providers

Many people only know the national brands, but some of the best deals come from:

• Local fiber providers
• City-specific networks
• Community-focused regional ISPs

Our platform highlights these smaller networks when they serve your address, giving you access to options you might never find on your own.

6. Your Search Results Are Based on Your Exact Location

Internet service can change within the same ZIP code, block, or apartment building.
That’s why our tool checks availability at the most precise level possible.

This allows us to:

• Reduce false positives
• Show accurate fiber availability
• Present real speeds offered to your location
• Offer the most relevant plan options

The more accurate your address entry, the better your results will be.

7. Our Commitment to Transparency

We believe people deserve clear, honest information when choosing an internet provider. That means:

• We do not sell your Personal Data
• Affiliate partnerships do not influence which providers we show you
• We aim to provide up-to-date, unbiased information based on real availability
• We clearly label sponsored or partner-related content when applicable

Our goal is to help you make confident decisions, not add confusion.

Why It Matters

Choosing the right internet provider affects work, entertainment, school, communication, and everyday life.

Our research process is designed to make this decision easier, faster, and more reliable.

By keeping our data accurate and focusing on transparency, we work to give you a better way to understand your options and ultimately get the best internet service available at your home.