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Internet providers in New Jersey

Fiber reaches 67% of homes in New Jersey, and 5 non-satellite providers each cover at least 5% of homes.

Homes and businesses
4,146,970
FCC locations
Providers covering 5%+ of homes
8
5 wired or fixed wireless
Fiber reach
67%
of homes, 100/20 Mbps
Gigabit reach
79%
of homes, 1,000/100 Mbps
Households without internet
5.4%
Census estimate

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Who serves this area

Providers that serve New Jersey

Each bar is the share of homes where the provider reports service. Many homes can choose more than one provider.

Satellite available almost everywhere, shown separately

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Internet providers in New Jersey by share of homes covered, satellite listed last (FCC, as of December 30, 2025)
ProviderHomes coveredMain technologyCompany
Verizon82%Not specifiedVerizon Communications Inc.
T-Mobile77%Fixed wirelessT-Mobile USA, Inc.
AT&T63%Not specifiedAT&T Inc.
Xfinity58%CableComcast Corporation
Optimum40%CableOptimum Communications
Brightspeed3%Not specifiedConnect Holding II LLC
Spectrum2%CableCharter Communications
Planet Networks, Inc.1%Not specifiedPlanet Networks, Inc.
Starry, Inc.1%Not specifiedStarry, Inc.
Service Electric1%CableService Electric Television Inc.
Hughesnet100%SatelliteEchoStar Corporation
Starlink100%SatelliteSpace Exploration Technologies Corp.
Viasatover 99%SatelliteViasat, Inc.

Source: FCC National Broadband Map, provider filings as of December 30, 2025 · How we use the data

Towns and cities

The largest places in New Jersey

All 586 towns and cities, A–Z

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What this means for you

  • Fiber is a likely option. Providers report fiber at 100/20 Mbps or faster for 67% of homes in New Jersey. When comparing, ask about upload speeds, which are often higher on fiber plans.

  • Gigabit is widely reported. Gigabit plans (1,000 Mbps download, 100 Mbps upload) are reported for 79% of homes. Compare prices across speed tiers; a slower tier can cost less if your household does not need the top speed.

  • You likely have a real choice. 5 non-satellite providers each reach at least a quarter of homes, so many addresses have a real choice. That matters most when a promotional price ends.

Data stories

New Jersey, ranked

See all 21 countiesFiber, wired coverage and households without internet, county by county

County by county

Internet by county in New Jersey

21 New Jersey counties: FCC locations, fiber and wired coverage at 100/20 Mbps, and households without internet
CountyLocationsFiberAny wiredNo internet
Atlantic County143,52216%99%6.5%
Bergen County406,09488%98%3.8%
Burlington County203,31236%99%3.7%
Camden County230,19362%over 99%5.7%
Cape May County109,18817%99%4.5%
Cumberland County63,55342%99%8.7%
Essex County359,91585%99%7.3%
Gloucester County127,29151%99%5.0%
Hudson County333,70090%99%6.6%
Hunterdon County59,62928%97%3.8%
Mercer County167,67679%99%6.4%
Middlesex County353,70963%98%4.4%
Monmouth County303,72177%98%4.4%
Morris County225,10676%96%3.2%
Ocean County320,00244%99%9.0%
Passaic County201,77789%97%5.8%
Salem County30,58319%96%6.8%
Somerset County153,01471%98%2.7%
Sussex County70,41279%98%3.6%
Union County232,46486%99%5.3%
Warren County52,10912%94%5.7%
See speeds and technologiesFiber reaches 67%, gigabit 79% of homes in New Jersey

Speeds and technology

How homes in New Jersey connect

Share of homes that can get each technology at 100/20 Mbps or faster. The amber tick marks gigabit (1,000/100 Mbps) reach.

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Share of homes in New Jersey that can get each technology at 100/20 Mbps and at 1 Gbps (1,000/100 Mbps)
Technology100/20 Mbps here1 Gbps here
Fiber67%55%
Cable96%39%
DSL (copper phone lines)under 1%under 1%
Fixed wireless, licensed spectrum42%under 1%
Fixed wireless, unlicensed spectrum0%0%
Satellite, low-earth-orbit100%0%
Satellite, geostationary0%0%
Any wired connection98%79%
Any technology100%79%

Source: FCC National Broadband Map, as of December 30, 2025 · How we use the data

See household figures3,507,701 households in New Jersey, from the Census

Household snapshot

Households and internet use in New Jersey

Households
3,507,701
Median household income
$103,556
Broadband subscription
92.8%
Cellular data plan only
10.3%

Households with no internet subscription

New Jersey: 5.4% New Jersey 5.4%
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Households and internet subscriptions in New Jersey (ACS 5-year 2020-2024)
MeasureNew Jersey
Households3,507,701
Population9,343,809
Median household income$103,556
Households with a broadband subscription92.8%
Households with only a cellular data plan10.3%
Households with satellite internet4.1%
Households with no internet subscription5.4%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS 5-year 2020-2024); estimates have margins of error · How we use the data

Read the short summaryNew Jersey in one paragraph

8 internet providers report home service to at least 5% of homes in New Jersey, where the FCC counts 4,146,970 locations (homes and businesses). Not counting satellite, Verizon reaches the most homes (82%). Fiber at 100/20 Mbps or faster reaches 67% of homes. Cable at 100/20 Mbps or faster reaches 96% of homes. Gigabit service (1,000/100 Mbps) from any technology reaches 79% of homes. The Census Bureau estimates 3,507,701 households and a median household income of $103,556 in New Jersey; 5.4% of households have no internet subscription (ACS 5-year 2020-2024).

Where these numbers come fromFCC filings, Census estimates and how to check one address

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The figures on this page summarize what providers reported to the FCC for all homes in New Jersey. They do not confirm that any provider serves a particular address, and providers' reports can overstate coverage. Two ways to check your own address:

Sources

Provider and technology shares come from the FCC National Broadband Map (provider filings as of December 30, 2025). Household figures come from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS 5-year 2020-2024), which are estimates with margins of error.

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