Free, no-pressure comparison of fiber, cable, 5G and satellite plans near you.
How it works
No account to create and nothing to cancel. You see your options first and decide later.
Pick the services you want, and tell us how your household actually uses the connection — streaming, gaming, working from home.
Availability changes from one street to the next. A plan specialist checks which connection types and plans reach your address — not just your city.
Go over prices, speeds and terms side by side. Sign up, keep what you have, or walk away — nothing changes without your OK.
Connection types
Most addresses have two or three of these. Which one is best depends on what’s wired to your street and how you use the internet.
Light over glass lines. The fastest and steadiest option where it’s available, with upload speeds as fast as download.
Runs over the same coax line as cable TV. Widely available with fast download speeds; uploads are usually much slower.
A wireless signal from a nearby cell tower to a small receiver in your home. Simple setup, no technician visit in most cases.
Service from orbit, available almost anywhere you can see open sky. Often the main choice for rural addresses.
Speed guide
Paying for more speed than your household uses is one of the most common ways to overpay. A rough guide:
| Your household | Typical use | Download speed to look for |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 people | Browsing, email, social media, HD streaming on one screen | 50–100 Mbps |
| 2–4 people | HD or 4K streaming on a couple of screens, video calls | 200–300 Mbps |
| 4+ people | 4K on several screens at once, online gaming, working from home | 500 Mbps–1 Gbps |
| Heavy uploads | Content creation, large file backups, lots of smart home cameras | 1 Gbps+ with fast upload |
General guidelines, not guarantees. How many devices are online at once — and how well your Wi-Fi reaches each room — matter as much as the plan speed.
Before you sign up
The advertised price is rarely the whole story. Ask about each of these before you agree to a plan.
How much is the bill after the introductory period ends, and when does that happen?
Is it month-to-month, or is there a term — and what does it cost to leave early?
Is the modem or router included, rented monthly, or can you use your own?
Is there a monthly data limit, and what happens to speed or price if you go over?
Is there a one-time setup charge, and does it depend on professional or self-install?
Does the price depend on autopay, paperless billing or bundling another service?
Video calls and backups depend on upload, which is often far slower than the headline number.
For TV packages, ask about broadcast and regional sports fees that aren’t in the advertised price.
From people who compared
“We were moving across town and had no idea what was available at the new place. Service was sorted out before the boxes were.”
“I just wanted a lower bill. They went through the plans at my address and I ended up paying less for about the same speed.”
“Two of us work from home. The specialist asked about upload speed, which nobody had ever mentioned to me before.”
Questions
Yes. Comparing plans through HomeOffers Online costs you nothing. We may be paid by the service partners we connect you with, which is how the service stays free for you.
No. Filling in the form doesn’t cancel, switch or sign you up for anything. Nothing changes unless you choose a plan and approve it yourself.
Internet availability is decided address by address — two houses on the same block can have different options. Your address is how a specialist sees which plans really reach you.
It’s wireless home internet delivered from a nearby cell tower to a small receiver you plug in at home. There are no cables to run, and setup usually takes minutes.
Two to three weeks before your move is a good target, especially if your new address needs a technician visit. Tell us your timing and we’ll factor it in.
In most cases, yes — home phone and mobile numbers can usually be moved to a new provider. Ask your specialist to confirm for your number before you switch.
Enter your ZIP and we’ll take it from there. Free, and nothing changes without your OK.