Is fiber available at your address?

Use the FTC look-up tool to see the maximum speed you can get at your address.

FTC has over 2,800 miles of fiber. If you have fiber at your address, you should look at higher bandwidth plans. Copper address speeds vary but will offer a good internet experience.

About your internet use

Email

Gmail, Outlook, etc.

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Surfing the web

Google, Yahoo, etc.

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Social media

Facebook, Instagram, etc.

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Streaming video

Netflix, Disney, YouTube

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Online gaming

Playstation, Xbox, etc.

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Connected Devices

Connected devices

Surveillance cameras, Video Doorbell, etc.

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Streaming music

Spotify, Sirius, etc.

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Virtual Reality / VR

VR headsets and apps

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Video Calls

Zoom, Skype, etc.

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Large File Transfers

Dropbox, Box, etc.

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Learn more

What is Mbps?
Mbps means megabits per second. It measures how much data your connection can carry each second — like the width of a pipe. Higher Mbps means more capacity for streaming, downloads, and multiple devices at once.
Download vs upload
Download speed is how fast you receive data (streaming, browsing, loading pages). Upload is how fast you send data (video calls, posting photos, cloud backups). This calculator focuses on download; many plans list upload separately.
Why might my actual speed vary?
Speeds may fluctuate due to the number of active devices used in your home or business network, physical interference such as distance from the router, walls, and competing signals from other devices. The wiring and hardware limitations such as an outdated router could also cause your speed to diminish. Wired connections and a capable router help you get closer to your plan’s speed.
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