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Whether you’re moving and need to  or are frustrated with your current service and want to switch providers, shopping for a new internet service provider can seem like a daunting task. It’s tempting to just pick something and be done with it, but that approach could leave you unsatisfied and stuck with an overpriced service. 

Spending a little time to find the can be well worth the effort. It’s important to compare available ISPs and plans, service terms and . You’ll also want to go into the process with a solid understanding of your needs. 

I know that sounds like a lot of work, but these 10 tips for getting the best internet service will help break it down into manageable steps. Ultimately, you will feel confident you’ve got the best internet service available for your needs and budget.

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1. Keep your internet speed needs in mind

Think about what you use the internet for and how many people and devices will be connected to your network. 

For basic internet use like online shopping, browsing social media and light TV streaming, speeds of 25 to 100 megabits per second are often suitable. I’d recommend for working and learning from home, streaming in HD on multiple devices simultaneously and connecting numerous smart home devices such as , and . 

Gigabit and will all but guarantee you’ve got enough speed for every person and thing in your home, but those are often the highest-priced plans. If you don’t want to splurge on gigabit service but still prefer something on the faster side, consider speeds in the 200-600Mbps range, assuming they’re available in your area. 

Check out our for more help determining the right speeds for your home.

Pro tip: Advertised versus actual speeds. Keep in mind that advertised speeds and actual speeds are two different things. While an ISP’s advertised maximum speeds may be 100Mbps, those are speeds to the home. 

Actual speeds in the home are likely going to be lower, even more so when using a Wi-Fi connection and adding multiple devices to your network. When shopping for internet service, be sure to factor in that speed loss and select a plan with advertised speeds faster than what you’d like your actual speeds to be.

2. Explore all of your ISP options

Available internet providers vary by location, possibly even by address within the same ZIP code. While the options can understandably feel limited, know that it’s uncommon for one provider to be the absolute only ISP in an area. 

In markets where a cable internet provider such as or is available, there’s also likely to be a fiber or DSL service available from providers like , or . Additionally, the recent rise of 5G home internet from and has further increased broadband competition in both rural and urban settings.

Serviceability check tools like the one you’ll find a bit further up the page are a good way to identify the and get an overview of potential plans and pricing. I can’t speak for all serviceability tools, but CNET’s version uses proprietary in-house technology to help ensure your results are accurate and keep your information secure.

3. Consider the connection type

Speed and cost are among the most important considerations when it comes to choosing an internet service, but you may want to start by comparing the internet connection type each provider uses.

There are some possible exceptions, but I’d rank connection types in order of most to least desirable as , , , , fixed wireless and . 

Fiber-optic internet is the best bet for fast, consistent speeds, low latency and greatest overall value. Service also comes with the advantage of symmetrical or close . Cable internet is not far behind in terms of speed and value, and is often a good choice for . 

Meanwhile, 5G home internet is quickly proving to be a potential alternative to cable and even fiber connections in select areas. The new technology could also provide much-needed upgrades to where less speedy or reliable DSL, fixed wireless and satellite internet services are the only options.

Look to our for more info on what separates each technology and how to determine which type an ISP uses.

4. Compare plans, not only prices

Here’s where the bulk of your internet shopping takes place: comparing plans from each available provider.

It’s tempting to look at the price first and speed second, but I’d suggest focusing on speeds, then price. Opting for a cheaper plan that doesn’t quite meet your household’s speed demands, especially one that comes with a contract, may end up costing you more when you need to upgrade to a faster plan or provider.

So look for plans with the speeds you want, or higher, then compare the prices. Find the one that best fits your speed demands and your budget. 

Pro tip: Price versus value. A low price is nice, but is it a ? To get an idea of a plan’s value, consider the cost per Mbps by dividing the cost by the advertised speed. For example, Spectrum’s cheapest plan is $50 for speeds up to 300Mbps — that’s a cost of around 17 cents per Mbps. Not bad. Frontier Fiber’s cheapest plan is $60 for speeds up to 500Mbps for a cost per Mbps of 12 cents. So although Spectrum’s plan is cheaper, Frontier is actually the better deal.

5. Keep watch for the price increase

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It’s no secret that . Customer satisfaction ratings like you’ll find from the ACSI and help shed some light on which providers fare better than others and why. Take a look at such sources and look for any red (or green) flags. 

In most cases, customer satisfaction numbers will fall somewhere in the middle of the road and not indicate much one way or the other. In others — like Optimum’s consistently low score, Frontier’s improving numbers or Verizon’s consistently high marks — the customer satisfaction track record may be a bit more telling.

Also, do a little social research. Ask neighbors and friends who they have and why, what they like and don’t like. Check out Reddit, downdetector.com and other media sources for further insight. Take the feedback for what it’s worth, but don’t believe everything you hear or read.

10. Look for promotional offers

There’s a reason I’m mentioning this tip last. Signup bonuses, much like low introductory rates, are tempting, but they’re never incentive enough to commit to an ISP or plan that isn’t the right fit for your needs. 

Gift cards, free months of internet service or streaming subscriptions eventually expire or lose their value. When that happens, you don’t want to be stuck with an expensive plan that is faster than you need or a cheap ISP that doesn’t deliver the speeds you want. Additionally, you may have to sign a term agreement when accepting promotional offers to prevent you from canceling as soon as you get the reward.

Finding good internet service is worth the effort

There can be a lot to consider when signing up for an internet service. Along with the cost and speeds, be sure to evaluate the fine print — price increases, data caps, equipment fees and contract requirements — so you know what to expect when you get the bill each month. It’ll take some time to find the right ISP and plan, but the extra effort will quickly pay off.
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