Internet providers in Los Angeles, CA
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146 neighbourhoods in Los Angeles have their own page. Coverage and providers vary street by street — check your address to see which providers are reported there
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If you live in a building built before 1960, your internet options may be more limited than your neighbours on the same block. Older wiring infrastructure in LA's pre-war neighbourhoods is the single biggest reason for coverage gaps. Always check your specific unit address — not just your street.
INTERNET SPEED CALCULATOR
Tell us how your household uses the internet and we'll estimate the speed you need, then show one plan reported in your area.
You need about 80 Mbps, comfortable 115 Mbps
Lowest price that meets your speed
Frontier Fiber 300
for 24 mos. w/ AutoPay
Reported in this area · price and availability vary by address
| Activity | Count | Mbps each | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|---|
| People online | 4 | 1 | 4 |
| HD video streams | 2 | 5 to 8 | 10 to 16 |
| 4K video streams | 1 | 25 | 25 |
| HD video calls | 1 | 6 | 6 |
| Remote workers or students | 1 | 5 to 25 | 5 to 25 |
| Online gamers | 1 | 4 | 4 |
| Large downloads or backups | 1 | 10 | 10 |
| Total | 64 to 90 | ||
| Plus 25% room | 80 to 115 |
Your need is the sum of the activities you choose, plus 25% room, rounded up to the next 5 Mbps. This is our own method.
Per-activity figures come from the FCC Broadband Speed Guide (last updated July 18, 2022), which calls them rough guidelines for one activity at a time. Adding the activities together, and the 25% room, are our own method.
These are estimates from rough guidelines. Real speeds vary with Wi-Fi, devices and time of day, and the speeds shown are the most each plan advertises.
The plan shown is listed for a provider reported in this area as of ; plans and prices were last checked 2026-10-19 and can change. Reported service in an area is not a promise of service at your address. Check the provider before you sign up.
Upload need is not estimated here. If you work from home or back up large files, compare the upload speed of each plan in the table below.
Data as of · Availability varies by address — check yours above for exact results
Source data: FCC Broadband Data Collection (December 2025 release).
Satellite internet, such as Starlink, HughesNet and Viasat, is also available at most addresses.
Data as of . Each share is the percentage of serviceable locations (homes and businesses) in Los Angeles where the provider reports service with that technology; a location can be served by more than one provider. Advertised speed is the most the provider reports for the area, not what every address gets. Plans and prices are each provider's published offers, last checked 2026-10-19, and can change. Reported availability is not a guarantee: enter your address above to see which providers are reported there.
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Share of about 1,439,000 households, compared with the US average
In Los Angeles, 7.3% of households have no internet subscription, below the US average of 8.9%.
Share of households in each income group with no internet subscription. Groups this small have larger margins of error, so treat each row as a rough guide.
Of the income groups shown, households with an income of under $20,000 a year are most often without an internet subscription (20.6%).
Who lives here and what kind of building they live in. This can affect which providers you are able to choose from.
Mobile homes, boats and RVs are not shown, so the building rows may not add up to 100%.
About 6 in 10 homes here are rented, well above the US share. Many people here live in buildings with 5 or more homes. In a larger building, the wiring and any agreement with a provider can decide what you are able to order, so ask your landlord or building manager first.
Share of homes built in each period. Older buildings can have older wiring.
About 4 in 10 homes here were built before 1960, and about 1 in 10 since 2000.
Want to see what is reported at your address?
Type your street address in the chat above. Availability differs from street to street and from building to building.
Rows can overlap: a household may have more than one type of subscription. Figures cover the city of Los Angeles.The margin of error (±) is how far the real figure could be from the estimate, in percentage points. We show it wherever it is more than a third of the estimate.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates, Tables S2801, B25003, B25024 and B25034. Estimates have margins of error.
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