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Internet providers in Washington

Xfinity, T-Mobile, Verizon and 1 other providers report service to most homes in Washington; 7 more providers report service in some areas. Satellite service is available almost everywhere.

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Providers that serve Washington

Each card says whether the provider reports service to most homes here or only in some areas. Many homes can choose more than one provider; call to check plans and prices at your address.

19 more providers report smaller service areas; see the table.

Available almost everywhere satellite, shown separately

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Internet providers reported in Washington, most widely available first, satellite last (FCC, as of December 30, 2025)
ProviderAvailabilityMain technologyCompany
XfinityAvailableCableComcast Corporation
T-MobileAvailableFixed wirelessT-Mobile USA, Inc.
VerizonAvailableNot specifiedVerizon Communications Inc.
CenturyLinkAvailableNot specifiedLumen Technologies, Inc.
AT&TAvailable in some areasNot specifiedAT&T Inc.
Ziply FiberAvailable in some areasNot specifiedNorthwest Fiber, LLC
AstoundAvailable in some areasCableRadiate Holdings, LP
SpectrumAvailable in some areasCableCharter Communications
Concept Communications, LLCAvailable in some areasNot specifiedConcept Communications, LLC
PocketiNet Communications Inc.Available in some areasNot specifiedPocketiNet Communications Inc.
Wired or Wireless, Inc.Available in some areasNot specifiedWired or Wireless, Inc.
Palisade America's Investment LLCReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedPalisade America's Investment LLC
Declaration Networks Group, Inc.Reported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedDeclaration Networks Group, Inc.
Advanced InternetReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedAdvanced Internet
xyTel LLCReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedxyTel LLC
Gigabeam Internet, LLCReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedGigabeam Internet, LLC
Wi-Fiber, Inc.Reported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedWi-Fiber, Inc.
Newmax, LLCReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedNewmax, LLC
TDS TelecomReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedTelephone and Data Systems, Inc.
Native Network, Inc.Reported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedNative Network, Inc.
Public Utility District of Grant County, WashingtonReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedPublic Utility District of Grant County, Washington
PUD No. 1 of Chelan CountyReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedPUD No. 1 of Chelan County
Cyberdyne Networks, Inc.Reported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedCyberdyne Networks, Inc.
Mega Broadband Investments Holdings, LLCReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedMega Broadband Investments Holdings, LLC
Washington Broadband, Inc.Reported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedWashington Broadband, Inc.
First Step Internet, LLCReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedFirst Step Internet, LLC
NCI DatacomReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedNCI Datacom
Google FiberReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedGoogle LLC
Columbia Energy LLCReported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedColumbia Energy LLC
Hawk Networks, Inc.Reported for a few homes onlyNot specifiedHawk Networks, Inc.

Source: FCC National Broadband Map, provider filings as of December 30, 2025 · How we use the data

The table lists the 30 providers with the widest coverage; 3 more providers report smaller service areas in Washington.

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Where each provider is available in Washington

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Towns and cities

The largest places in Washington

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Guides for Washington

See all 39 countiesProviders reporting service in each county

County by county

Internet by county in Washington

39 Washington counties: FCC locations, providers reporting service, and providers available to most homes
CountyLocationsProvidersAvailable to most homes
Adams County8,389113
Asotin County11,219125
Benton County93,297124
Chelan County44,038114
Clallam County43,002103
Clark County229,200103
Columbia County2,890106
Cowlitz County51,028113
Douglas County20,296115
Ferry County5,076110
Franklin County35,542135
Garfield County1,63594
Grant County45,486104
Grays Harbor County41,67593
Island County45,671102
Jefferson County22,09593
King County1,102,898105
Kitsap County128,29493
Kittitas County28,338122
Klickitat County12,638101
Lewis County42,862122
Lincoln County7,769112
Mason County37,226111
Okanogan County26,037121
Pacific County18,202102
Pend Oreille County9,644101
Pierce County408,25795
San Juan County15,11691
Skagit County64,533113
Skamania County6,72590
Snohomish County366,91195
Spokane County259,761138
Stevens County28,095162
Thurston County137,45293
Wahkiakum County2,76694
Walla Walla County29,165127
Whatcom County117,634113
Whitman County26,036122
Yakima County105,186147
Where this comes fromFCC filings and how to check one address

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The figures on this page summarize what providers reported to the FCC for all homes in Washington. They do not confirm that any provider serves a particular address, and providers' reports can overstate coverage. Two ways to check your own address:

Sources

Provider availability comes from the FCC National Broadband Map (provider filings as of December 30, 2025): a provider is "available" where its filing covers most homes and "available in some areas" where it covers part of them. Household counts come from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS 5-year 2020-2024), which are estimates with margins of error.

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