Xfinity provides extensive coverage throughout Pittsburgh and offers a wide range of plans, from affordable entry level packages to multi gigabit speeds for households with higher internet demands. EarthLink Fiber is also available in select areas, delivering reliable fiber internet with speeds reaching up to 5 Gbps. With continued broadband investment and network upgrades, Pittsburgh residents can expect improved connectivity and greater access to fast internet services. Availability, speeds, and plan options may vary by address.

Internet Providers In Pittsburgh, PA

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Fiber

Upto 5 GIG

from

$49.95

/month

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Cable

Upto 1 GIG

from

$40

/month

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Fiber

Upto 5 GIG

from

$35

/month

Provider
Max Speed
Type

Earthlink

940 Mbps

Fiber

Xfinity

2Gbps

Cable

Verizon

940 Mbps

DSL, Fiber, 5G Internet

Provider
Starts At
Speed

Earthlink

$34.95

500  Mbps

Xfinity

$40

100Mbps

Verizon

$35

25 Mbps

Fiber Internet Providers In Pittsburgh, PA

Pittsburgh is one of the best-covered fiber markets in Pennsylvania, with approximately 84% of households having access to at least one fiber provider. Verizon Fios is the standout option, covering 90.5% of the city with true fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) technology, symmetrical speeds from 300 Mbps to 2 Gbps, and pricing that starts at $35/mo for the promotional 300 Mbps tier. Fios is particularly strong in Oakland, Squirrel Hill, Shadyside, Lawrenceville, Bloomfield, and the South Side areas with dense residential footprints near the city’s university corridor.

 EarthLink Fiber covers approximately 97% of Pittsburgh using partner fiber infrastructure, offering plans from 100 Mbps to 5 Gbps starting at $39.95/mo. AT&T Fiber reaches about 62.3% of the city with plans up to 5 Gbps. Kinetic by Windstream serves a smaller slice (~5.5%) but offers the lowest cost fiber entry point in the city at $24.99/mo. Pennsylvania’s BEAD program allocations are expected to further expand fiber access to underserved Pittsburgh neighborhoods in 2026 and beyond.

97.9%%

Fiber Coverage

1.2 Gbps

Avg Local Speed

Frequently Asked Questions

 EarthLink Fiber offers the highest advertised speed in Pittsburgh at 5 Gbps, available across approximately 97% of the city. Verizon Fios and Xfinity both reach 2 Gbps in their respective coverage areas, with Fios providing fully symmetrical speeds. Verizon Fios is widely considered the best overall fiber option for most Pittsburgh residents, covering 90.5% of the city starting at $35/mo.

Internet in Pittsburgh starts as low as $24.99/mo for Kinetic by Windstream’s fiber plans (in its service area), and $30/mo for Xfinity cable. Verizon Fios begins at $35/mo for 300 Mbps fiber, and EarthLink Fiber starts at $39.95/mo. Most households pay between $35 and $80 per month depending on speed tier and provider. Income-qualified households may access Xfinity Internet Essentials at $14.95/mo.

 Yes Pittsburgh has excellent fiber internet coverage, with approximately 84% of households having at least one fiber option available. Verizon Fios covers 90.5% of the city, EarthLink Fiber covers ~97%, and AT&T Fiber reaches ~62.3%. Kinetic by Windstream serves select neighborhoods with the city’s lowest fiber pricing. Always check availability at your specific Pittsburgh address, as fiber access can vary by street.

 Fiber internet is widely available across most of Pittsburgh. Verizon Fios has particularly strong coverage in Oakland, Squirrel Hill, Shadyside, Lawrenceville, Bloomfield, the Strip District, South Side, and Mount Washington. North Shore, Allegheny Center, and many northern neighborhoods are also served. Suburbs including Bethel Park, Mount Lebanon, Carnegie, and Cranberry Township have Fios access as well. Oakland’s university corridor (15213) is among the best-connected ZIP codes in the city.


Kinetic by Windstream offers the lowest cost fiber plans in Pittsburgh at $24.99/mo for 300 Mbps, but coverage is limited to approximately 5.5% of the city. For most residents, Xfinity’s Connect plan at $30/mo is the most widely accessible budget option. Verizon Fios and T-Mobile Home Internet both start at $35/mo. Qualifying low income households can access Xfinity Internet Essentials at $14.95/mo for up to 75 Mbps.

 
 

Local Internet Statistics

1.2 Gbps

Average Speed

68.4%

Fiber Coverage

98%

Broadband Coverage

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