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Internet Providers in Indiana

Indiana’s connectivity changes sharply between dense manufacturing and logistics corridors, where competition is strongest, and rural communities across southern hills and northern farmland, where buildout can be slower. Comparing availability by address matters: the best home option may differ from what nearby factories, hospitals, or campuses can access.

Updated July 202696 Providers10 Cities
96
Internet Providers
10
Cities Covered
10 Gbps
Top Available Speed
78
Fiber Providers

Speed Availability in Indiana

Maximum download speeds available by census block

86%of Indiana has
gigabit speeds available
5+ Gbps30%
2-5 Gbps8%
1-2 Gbps48%
500 Mbps – 1 Gbps1%
250-500 Mbps2%
100-250 Mbps11%

Source: FCC Broadband Data Collection · 175,769 census blocks analyzed

Key Facts

Indiana Broadband at a Glance

  • Indiana’s $868,789,000 BEAD allocation complements more than $350 million awarded through state Next Level Connections grants. [Source]
  • Indiana’s 2022 broadband plan estimated 288,000 households lacked 25/3 Mbps access, concentrated in sparsely populated southern counties. [Source]
  • AT&T announced plans in 2023 to expand Indiana fiber to 1 million locations by 2025. [Source]
  • South Central Indiana REMC’s SCI Fiber launched in 2019, giving rural communities a cooperative-owned gigabit internet option. [Source]

Indiana’s Internet Landscape

Indiana’s internet development grew from university and research networks before broadband became a household service. Indiana University and Purdue University connected to the national research-network environment that followed NSFNET’s 1986 launch, while Purdue Research Park, IU facilities, and Notre Dame supported expanding data-intensive research. In 1999, IU and Purdue helped create I-Light, a statewide optical research network that used fiber to link universities, research institutions, libraries, and other public facilities. The Indiana GigaPOP also connected higher-education users to Internet2. Commercial access expanded during the 1990s and early 2000s through telephone-company DSL, cable modem service from providers such as Insight and Comcast, and national dial-up and early broadband ISPs. Indiana Fiber Network, founded in 2001, added a significant wholesale fiber backbone, while providers including Smithville and later Metronet built fiber facilities in selected communities and business corridors.

Find Your City

Internet by City in Indiana

Internet availability varies significantly by address. Select your city to see which providers serve your area and compare options.

Major Cities

Indianapolis

Pop. 879,293

Indianapolis, with 879,293 residents, has 21 internet providers, including AT&T and Xfinity, offering fiber, cable, and fixed wireless connections. Fiber availability and plans reaching up to 10.0 Gbps give households multiple options; check your specific address to confirm available providers, technologies, speeds, and pricing.

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Fort Wayne

Pop. 269,994

Fort Wayne, Indiana, has 18 internet providers serving its population of 269,994, with options from Frontier and Xfinity alongside Verizon. Residents can access fiber, cable, and fixed wireless connections, with maximum advertised speeds reaching 8.0 Gbps; check your specific address to confirm available plans and technology.

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Evansville

Pop. 115,332

Evansville, Indiana, has 15 internet providers serving its population of 115,332, including AT&T and Spectrum. Residents can choose among fiber, cable, and fixed wireless connections, with speeds reaching up to 5.0 Gbps where available. Check your specific address to confirm providers, technologies, and speeds.

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Fishers

Pop. 104,094

Fishers, Indiana, has 16 internet providers, including Metronet Holdings, AT&T, and Xfinity. Residents can choose among fiber, cable, and fixed wireless connections, with maximum available speeds reaching 10.0 Gbps and fiber service available in the city. Check your specific address to confirm available providers, technologies, and speeds.

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South Bend

Pop. 103,395

South Bend, Indiana, has 17 internet providers serving its population of 103,395, with AT&T and Xfinity among the providers offering broad coverage. Residents can choose fiber, cable, or fixed wireless service, with speeds reaching up to 8.0 Gbps; check your specific address to confirm availability and plans.

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Carmel

Pop. 102,296

Carmel, Indiana, has 12 internet providers serving its population of 102,296, with options including fiber, cable, and fixed wireless. Metronet Holdings and AT&T are among the providers, and available plans can reach up to 5.1 Gbps; check your specific address to confirm availability and speeds.

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Provider Guide

Indiana Internet Providers

Major

Statewide Players

T-Mobile

721 cities
SpeedUp to 100 Mbps
TypeLicensed Fixed Wireless

T-Mobile internet service is available in approximately 721 cities across Indiana through licensed fixed wireless technology, with maximum speeds of up to 100 Mbps. It may work well for households seeking an alternative to wired internet, but availability and performance can vary by location, so check your address for service details and compare with any fiber or DSL options.

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Verizon

712 cities
SpeedUp to 1.0 Gbps
TypeLicensed Fixed Wireless

Verizon internet service is available in approximately 712 Indiana cities through licensed fixed wireless technology, with maximum speeds up to 1,000 Mbps. It may work well for households that need fast connectivity for streaming, remote work, and multiple devices, but availability and performance can vary by location. Check your address for service availability, expected speeds, and any other connection types offered.

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AT&T

614 cities
SpeedUp to 5.0 Gbps
TypeCopper, Fiber, Licensed Fixed Wireless

AT&T internet service is available in approximately 614 Indiana cities and uses copper, fiber, and licensed fixed wireless technologies, with speeds up to 5,000 Mbps. It can work well for households that need reliable connectivity for streaming, work, gaming, or multiple connected devices, but availability and performance vary by address, so check whether fiber or another technology is offered at your location before signing up.

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Frontier

539 cities
SpeedUp to 7.0 Gbps
TypeCopper, Fiber

Frontier internet is available in approximately 539 Indiana cities, using copper and fiber technologies with speeds up to 7,000 Mbps where supported. It can work well for households ranging from basic browsing on copper service to streaming, gaming, and multiple connected devices on fiber; check which technology and speed are available at your address before ordering.

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Xfinity

507 cities
SpeedUp to 2.0 Gbps
TypeCable, Fiber

Xfinity offers cable, fiber internet service across 507 locations with speeds up to 2.0 Gbps. Check availability at your address to see specific plans and pricing.

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Brightspeed

289 cities
SpeedUp to 2.0 Gbps
TypeCopper, Fiber

Brightspeed offers copper, fiber internet service across 289 locations with speeds up to 2.0 Gbps. Check availability at your address to see specific plans and pricing.

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Regional

Regional Providers

ACD.net

4 cities
SpeedUp to 1.0 Gbps
TypeFiber

ACD.net offers fiber internet in approximately four Indiana cities, covering about 40% of the state, with speeds up to 1,000 Mbps. Its service can work well for households needing reliable bandwidth for remote work, streaming, gaming, or multiple connected devices, so check your address to confirm fiber availability and plan speeds before signing up.

ACD.net

altafiber Extended Territories

3 cities
SpeedUp to 2.0 Gbps
TypeFiber

altafiber Extended Territories offers fiber internet in approximately three Indiana cities, covering about 30% of the state, with speeds up to 2,000 Mbps. It may work well for households needing reliable bandwidth for streaming, remote work, gaming, or multiple connected devices; check whether fiber service is available at your address and confirm current speeds before ordering.

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Xiber LLC

1 cities
SpeedUp to 2.0 Gbps
TypeFiber, Licensed Fixed Wireless

Xiber LLC provides internet service in approximately 1 Indiana city, covering about 10% of the state, using fiber and licensed fixed wireless technologies with speeds up to 2,000 Mbps. It may work well for households, remote workers, and businesses needing fast connectivity, but service type and performance can vary by address, so check whether fiber or fixed wireless is available at your location.

Xiber LLC

Wisper ISP, LLC

1 cities
SpeedUp to 100 Mbps
TypeLicensed Fixed Wireless

Wisper ISP, LLC offers licensed fixed wireless internet in approximately one Indiana city, covering about 10% of the state, with speeds up to 100 Mbps. It may work well for households and small businesses in its coverage area that need broadband without wired service, but availability and performance can vary by location; check your address for coverage and compare with fiber, cable, or DSL options.

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Satellite

Satellite Options

Available statewide but typically slower and more expensive than wired alternatives. Best for rural areas without other options.

HughesNet

SpeedUp to 100 Mbps
TypeSatellite

Satellite internet is available nearly anywhere with a clear view of the sky. Consider as a backup option or for locations without terrestrial service.

Starlink

SpeedUp to 220 Mbps
TypeSatellite

Satellite internet is available nearly anywhere with a clear view of the sky. Consider as a backup option or for locations without terrestrial service.

Viasat Inc

SpeedUp to 150 Mbps
TypeSatellite

Satellite internet is available nearly anywhere with a clear view of the sky. Consider as a backup option or for locations without terrestrial service.

Common Questions

Indiana Internet FAQs

How do Indiana’s broadband programs affect service availability and provider choice?

Indiana shoppers should check whether an address is covered by Indiana’s Next Level Connections (NLC) program or federal BEAD funding. These public initiatives direct grants toward broadband deployment in unserved and underserved areas, while the Indiana Broadband Office and OCRA publish coverage information. Eligibility depends on location and project availability.

What rural internet options are available outside Indiana’s major cities?

Outside Indianapolis and other major cities, rural Hoosiers may find fiber from rural telephone or electric cooperatives, such as NineStar Connect or Tipmont, depending on the county. Other possibilities include fixed wireless, cable extensions, DSL, and satellite. Ask each provider about installation distance, data policies, latency, equipment fees, and grant-funded buildouts.

Which companies provide fiber internet in Indiana?

Fiber service is address-dependent, even within Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, Fishers, and South Bend. Indiana listings identify AT&T, Frontier, Xfinity, Brightspeed, and Spectrum among fiber providers serving parts of the state. Verify the technology at your address: a provider may market multiple networks, and availability can change between neighboring streets.

Which Indiana provider offers a 10 Gbps internet connection?

Central Indiana Communications Inc is listed as offering a 10 Gbps connection in the supplied Indiana provider data. That speed may be limited to particular service areas and buildings, so ask for a written address-level quote. Compare upload speed, installation charges, equipment costs, contract terms, and actual availability before ordering.

How can someone compare Indiana internet providers at a specific address?

Indiana’s directory lists 96 providers across 10 cities, but availability remains address-specific. Enter your address into the Indiana Broadband Map and confirm results with providers. Request quotes from available companies. Compare advertised and guaranteed speeds, upload performance, promotional pricing, installation timing, data caps, equipment fees, contracts, and outage support.