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Internet Service Providers in
Fort Worth, TX
29 internet providers in Fort Worth, TX
Bluepeak
Cirra Networks
GHz Wireless
Synergy Internet
Hotwire Communications
Pathway Com-Tel, Inc.
Syntrio
Aledo Broadband
Digital Passage
OneSource Communications
Community Internet Providers
North Texas Broadband
Upstream Network
Fort Worth, TX provider recommendations
EarthLink: Most available fiber in Fort Worth
EarthLink internet pros and cons
For internet that makes you want to say, “Yeehaw,” try EarthLink. EarthLink's fiber internet is available across Cow City. With its no-data-cap, no-throttling policy, it's an excellent fit for anyone who needs a reliable connection for streaming, gaming, and working remotely from your Fort Worth home.
If you work with the Fort Worth Entrepreneurship Center to build a business you run out of your home, EarthLink is a great choice in that case as well. As your business grows, though, you may want to switch to a business internet plan instead of a residential one.
Best EarthLink internet plan for most Fort Worth residents: [Super-Fast, 500Mbps for undisclosed price]
EarthLink describes its 500Mbps plan as “great for connected households,” including multiple users and devices. Even those with a vast smart home in Tanglewood should be satisfied with the Super-Fast plan (but if you aren’t, you can always upgrade). Be aware—you must call in to buy, which is no bueno if you have phone anxiety or work regular business hours at Lockheed Martin.
Spectrum: Best introductory deal in Fort Worth
Spectrum internet pros and cons
EarthLink's not the only internet option in the City of Cowboys and Culture: Spectrum is an excellent cable alternative at a good value. The service reaches up to 1,000Mbps with no data caps, and it includes free antivirus software to protect your personal information, like the photos you may be taking with friends and family during outings at the Stockyards.
If you'd like to take your connectivity to a football game or a stroll through Fort Worth Water Gardens, you get a free 12-month Spectrum Mobile line when you bundle your internet and phone service in a Spectrum One package.
Best Spectrum internet plan for most Fort Worth residents: [Internet Ultra, 500Mbps for $59.99/mo.]
About 500Mbps is all you need for an apartment in Woodhaven or single-family home in Arlington Heights. For the first two years, it’s $59.99 a month, which is a good deal for the amount of speed. After that 24 months, though, the price increases. Hopefully the price hike is reasonable, but if not you can switch providers—it’d be no fun to cut back on dinners at The Capital Grille!
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet: Best straightforward option in Fort Worth
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet pros and cons
Is internet analysis paralysis frustrating you so much you need to visit the Fort Worth Axe Factory to get your frustrations out? Then easy-setup, one-plan-only T-Mobile 5G Home Internet is the way to go.
T-Mobile's wireless network makes it super quick and easy to connect your home to the service. You don't have to rent equipment or pay installation fees. And if you need something budget friendly (as so many in Fort Worth do), you can rest easy that your monthly payment doesn’t have a bunch of extra costs tacked on.
Best T-Mobile 5G Home Internet plan for most Fort Worth residents: [T-Mobile 5G Home Internet, 75–245Mbps Mbps for $60.00/mo.]
This plan is slower than what you get from fiber providers like EarthLink. But it’s still plenty for a small family or a TCU student.
Tech type availability in Fort Worth, TX
Fiber availability
Renowned for its reliability, fiber can reach download and upload speeds up to 10,000Mbps. While it isn’t available everywhere, it’s the best internet you can get.
Cable availability
Cable is bread-and-butter internet—widely available, often affordable, and very fast, delivering download speeds that range anywhere from 25Mbps to 1,200Mbps.
DSL availability
DSL maxes out at 100Mbps, but many DSL customers get much slower speeds than that. DSL is becoming obsolete, but it’s still a solid option in rural areas.
Satellite availability
Satellite is available practically everywhere, even in the most remote parts of the country. It’s costly and comes with strict data limits and slow speeds, so use it as a last resort.
Internet availability faster than 100Mbps by region
Fort Worth
Texas
How much speed do you need?
Take a look below at what you can do with different speeds commonly offered by internet service providers (ISPs). You can read more about the average user’s speed needs in our internet speed guide.
To get these numbers, we used the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) broadband speed guide, our streaming internet speed guide, and our Zoom internet speed guide.