Internet and wireless comparison portals in the US
Address-level broadband availability and phone plan comparison. $20.50 CPC on a serviceability query.
Which internet & wireless portals get the most traffic?
By traffic, the largest internet & wireless portals are HighSpeedInternet.com (3.30M monthly visits), BroadbandNow (2.82M monthly visits) and WhistleOut (1.81M monthly visits). Worldwide figures for 2026-09, third-party estimates from docs.dataforseo.com. Where available, each row below lists the portal's monthly visits next to its operator.
Who buys in US internet & wireless, and is there a single national database?
- Who pays for attention here
- ISPs and their lead-generation networks (AT&T, Comcast/Xfinity, Spectrum bought through Allconnect, HighSpeedOptions and BandwidthPlace) pay premium for address-level intent because each lead converts into a multi-year subscription (head term "internet providers by address" $20.50 CPC, 9900 monthly searches, measured 2026-09-01).
- What a cross-state index adds
- Allconnect, BroadbandNow and HighSpeedOptions already aggregate residential ISP availability by address; the uncovered side is joining FCC-verified per-location availability with real contract terms, promo-expiry pricing, data caps and business-grade service options compared nationally.
- Single national database?
- Yes — a federal one. The FCC Broadband Data Collection map covers every serviceable US location with ISP availability as filed by providers, but lacks actual prices, promo terms and reviews (returns 403 bot shielding on the map, fcc.gov parent and api-docs endpoints; FCC open-data portal opendata.fcc.gov verified 200).
Source: broadbandmap.fcc.gov · Last reviewed 2026-09-17
How big is the demand for US internet & wireless?
Google Ads, United States, 2026-09-01- Head keyword
- internet providers by address
- Searches / month
- 9,900
- Cost per click
- $20.50
- Advertiser competition
- 80/100
Opening score 48/100 — high click value against thin advertiser competition.
What are the main internet & wireless portals in the US?
Internet provider comparison plus a widely used speed test that feeds its own rankings.
Internet, TV and phone provider availability by ZIP code with independent pricing and speed research.
Cell plan and internet comparison with structured plan data rather than editorial lists.
Address-level provider and speed availability, with a formal challenge process — the only non-commercial answer to the serviceability question.
Directory of broadband internet providers organized by state, with provider lists and coverage information for each US state.
Inventory of municipal fiber-to-the-home networks across the United States tracking city-owned broadband networks and their service status.