Internet Providers in Tennessee

Customer Satisfaction

Tennessee residents express a reasonable level of satisfaction with their internet services, as evidenced by an average customer satisfaction rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars. This rating places Tennessee 13th in the nation for internet customer satisfaction.

• Average Customer Satisfaction Rating - 3.8/5
• National Ranking for Customer Satisfaction - 13th

Internet Availability and Access

Population - 7,001,803 people

Households with a Computer - 84%

• Comparison - 3% lower than the national average, ranked 44th nationally.

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Population with Access to Fiber Internet - 75%

• Comparison - 1% higher than the national average, ranked 25th nationally.

Population with Access to 3 or More Internet Providers - 92%

• Comparison - 13% higher than the national average, ranked 36th nationally.

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Households with a Broadband Internet Subscription - 76%

• Comparison - 3% lower than the national average, ranked 41st nationally.

Internet Speed in Tennessee

Internet speed is a critical factor in determining the quality of online experiences. Tennessee offers competitive speeds, with average download and upload speeds exceeding the national averages.

Average Download Speed - 142.1 Mbps

• Comparison - 6.14% higher than the national average, ranks 14th nationally.

Average Upload Speed - 73.1 Mbps

• Comparison - 9.19% higher than the national average, ranks 5th nationally.

The Fastest Internet Providers

Internet Provider	Average Download Speed	Average Upload Speed	Availability
Google Fiber Webpass	250.17 Mbps	193.72 Mbps	38.08%
Vyve Broadband	212.06 Mbps	24.17 Mbps	51.54%
Google Fiber	211.52 Mbps	158.4 Mbps	58.92%
Cumberland Connect	197.61 Mbps	180.89 Mbps	99%
Ben Lomand Connect	193 Mbps	217.63 Mbps	87.05%

Internet by Technology Type

Tennessee offers various internet technologies, including 5G Home, cable, DSL, fiber, fixed wireless, LTE Home, and satellite. Each technology has its own speed and availability.

5G Home

• Average Download Speed - 245.93 Mbps
• Percentage of People with Access - 77.38%
• Availability Percent - 99.02%

Cable

• Average Download Speed - 1029.43 Mbps
• Percentage of People with Access - 89.67%
• Availability Percent - 85.13%

DSL

• Average Download Speed - 191.75 Mbps
• Percentage of People With Access - 61.8%
• Availability Percent - 73.76%

Fiber

• Average Download Speed - 2709.57 Mbps
• Percentage of People With Access - 75.19%
• Availability Percent - 78.73%

Fixed Wireless

• Average Download Speed - 43.97 Mbps
• Percentage of People with Access - 22.86%
• Availability Percent - 75.89%

LTE Home

• Average Download Speed - 99 Mbps
• Percentage of People with Access - 16.84%
• Availability Percent - 99%

Satellite

• Average Download Speed - 99.2 Mbps
• Percentage of People with Access - 91.64%
• Availability Percent - 100%

Top Cities for Internet in Tennessee

Certain cities in Tennessee stand out for their internet connectivity, offering high-speed options and fiber availability.

Best Internet Cities in Tennessee

City	Average Download Speed	Average Upload Speed	Fiber Availability	Fastest Provider
Paris	272.33 Mbps	24.15 Mbps	95%	Spectrum
Henderson	207.41 Mbps	160.59 Mbps	59%	AT&T
White House	202.24 Mbps	129.05 Mbps	82%	Twin Lakes Telephone Cooperative Corporation
Portland	190.37 Mbps	88.23 Mbps	92%	AT&T
Oak Ridge	187.78 Mbps	28.37 Mbps	45%	XFINITY
Gallatin	186.48 Mbps	109.93 Mbps	96%	AT&T
Smyrna	186.41 Mbps	120.47 Mbps	77%	United Communications

Paris is the best city in Tennessee for internet, shooting to the top of the list thanks to a combination of record-setting average download speeds, wide fiber-optic internet availability, and the presence of a reliable and well-rated internet provider. Henderson and the White House also earn top rankings, according to our data.

Final Verdict

Tennessee offers a diverse landscape of internet options for its residents, with a reasonable level of customer satisfaction and widespread availability. With competitive average download and upload speeds, the state ranks favourably on a national scale. Top internet providers in Tennessee like Google Fiber Webpass, Vyve Broadband, and Cumberland Connect offer high-speed services to many areas. The presence of various internet technologies, including fiber and cable, ensures that residents have access to a range of options. Notably, cities like Paris, Henderson, and the White House lead the way in offering top-notch internet connectivity, making Tennessee a promising destination for reliable online experiences.

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