CenturyLink Available in 19 states, mainly serving the Southwest, Central, and Northeast regions of the U.S. Frontier Covers 25 states, with key service areas in the Midwest, Northeast, South, and Texas. HughesNet Available nationwide across all 50 states, primarily serving rural and hard-to-reach areas. Can’t find your local internet provider? While these providers cover much of the U.S., many regional and local ISPs offer coverage in areas where national providers may not reach. Be sure to check your ZIP code to explore all available options. If available, fiber optic is the top choice for speed, reliability, and value. If not, cable internet is a strong alternative. For budget-conscious users, DSL can be a solid option. In rural areas, satellite internet is common, but fixed wireless providers may offer better performance with lower latency and higher data limits.