Internet By Address

Data Methodology

At Internet By Address, we believe in transparency about where our data comes from and how we determine what internet options are available at your home or business.

Our Data Sources

  • Public FCC Data: We utilize the FCC National Broadband Map and Broadband Data Collection (BDC) resources as a baseline for understanding ISP-reported availability across the United States.
  • Provider Data: We aggregate service areas and plan details directly from major national and regional internet service providers.
  • Partner Feeds: We integrate with affiliate and partner data feeds that provide updated pricing and promotional information.

Confidence Labels

Because internet availability can change street-by-street (and sometimes house-by-house), we assign confidence labels to our results:

  • Provider-Confirmed: High likelihood of exact address match based on recent provider data.
  • Likely Available / High Confidence: Strong indicators that the service covers the address.
  • ZIP-Level / City-Level Estimate: The provider operates in your general area, but exact address serviceability requires confirmation.

Important Disclaimer

Availability data can be incomplete or change frequently. Always confirm final serviceability, price, plan, installation timing, and equipment terms directly with the provider.