Internet Providers in Chicago, IL

Compare all internet service providers available in Chicago, Illinois — speeds, prices, and connection types.

4 providers available
Fiber available
Max 5 Gbps download
From $30/mo

Best Internet Providers in Chicago

Provider Connection Type Max Speed Starting Price Plans
AI'"> AT&T Internet
Fiber 5,000 Mbps5 Gbps $55/mo View Plans
XFI'"> Xfinity
Cable 1,200 Mbps1.2 Gbps $30/mo View Plans
VER'"> Verizon
5G Home 1,000 Mbps1 Gbps $50/mo View Plans
T5'"> T-Mobile 5G Home Internet
5G Home 415 Mbps $50/mo View Plans

Data sourced from FCC Form 477 broadband availability data. Last updated March 2026. Pricing and availability may vary — confirm with provider.

Fastest Internet Provider in Chicago

The fastest internet in Chicago is AT&T Internet, offering speeds up to 5 Gbps. AT&T Internet uses fiber-optic technology for symmetrical upload and download speeds.

Cheapest Internet in Chicago

The most affordable internet option in Chicago starts at $30/month from Xfinity. Pricing may vary based on plan tier and promotional offers.

Fiber Internet in Chicago

AT&T Internet offers fiber internet in Chicago, delivering speeds up to 5 Gbps with low latency.

Compare Internet Providers in Chicago, Illinois

Provider Connection Type Max Speed Starting Price Plans
AI'"> AT&T Internet
Fiber 5,000 Mbps5 Gbps $55/mo View Plans
XFI'"> Xfinity
Cable 1,200 Mbps1.2 Gbps $30/mo View Plans
VER'"> Verizon
5G Home 1,000 Mbps1 Gbps $50/mo View Plans
T5'"> T-Mobile 5G Home Internet
5G Home 415 Mbps $50/mo View Plans

Data sourced from FCC Form 477 broadband availability data. Last updated March 2026. Pricing and availability may vary — confirm with provider.

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FAQ About Internet in Chicago, IL

What is the best internet provider in Chicago, IL?
AT&T Internet is a top-rated internet provider in Chicago with speeds up to 5 Gbps. There are 4 internet providers serving Chicago. The best option depends on your speed needs and budget — compare providers above.
What is the cheapest internet in Chicago, IL?
The cheapest internet in Chicago starts at $30/month from Xfinity. Low-income residents may also qualify for ACP discounts — visit fcc.gov/acp for details.
How many internet providers are in Chicago, IL?
There are 4 internet providers serving Chicago, IL in our dataset. Availability may vary by address — enter your ZIP code for a precise lookup.
Is fiber internet available in Chicago, IL?
Yes, fiber internet is available in Chicago from AT&T Internet. Fiber offers the fastest speeds and lowest latency — ideal for streaming, gaming, and working from home.
What internet speed do I need in Chicago?
For most households in Chicago, 100–300 Mbps is sufficient for streaming, video calls, and general browsing. For 4K streaming or multiple users gaming simultaneously, 500 Mbps or higher is recommended. Power users should consider gigabit plans.
Does Chicago have 5G home internet?
Yes, 5G home internet is available in Chicago from Verizon and T-Mobile 5G Home Internet. 5G home internet can offer speeds of 200–1000 Mbps without cable installation.
How do I switch internet providers in Chicago, IL?
To switch internet providers in Chicago: 1) Compare providers and plans above. 2) Sign up online or call your chosen provider. 3) Schedule installation (same-day is available from some providers). 4) Cancel your old service after your new connection is confirmed. Most providers offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.

ZIP Codes in Chicago

We have provider data for the following ZIP codes in Chicago:

6060160606606116061460602

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