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Internet Providers in Tulsa, Oklahoma

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    • AT&T
    • Cox
    • Kinetic by Windstream
    • Viasat
    • EarthLink
    • HughesNet
    • AtLink Services, LLC
    • BTC Broadband
    • Consolidated
    • TDS
    • Atlas Broadband
    • The Junction Internet
    • Vyve Broadband
    • UScellular
    • Starlink
    • Verizon
    • 360 Broadband
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Home Internet in Tulsa, OK

  • 1. AT&T
    Speeds Up To
    5 Gbps
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    Connection: IPBB, Fiber, 5G Internet
    Availability: 75%
    Tulsa speed tests confirm high speeds for AT&T Internet
  • 2. Cox
    Speeds Up To
    2 Gbps
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    Connection: Cable, Fiber
    Availability: 89.6%
    Tulsa speed tests confirm high speeds for Cox
  • 3. Kinetic by Windstream
    Speeds Up To
    2 Gbps
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    Connection: DSL, Fiber
    Availability: 6.9%
    Tulsa speed tests confirm high speeds for Kinetic by Windstream
  • 4. Viasat
    Speeds Up To
    150 Mbps
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    Connection: Satellite
    Availability: 100%
  • 5. EarthLink
    Speeds Up To
    100 Mbps
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    Connection: 5G Internet
    Availability: 37.1%
  • 6. HughesNet
    Speeds Up To
    100 Mbps
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    Connection: Satellite
    Availability: 100%
  • 7. AtLink Services, LLC
    Speeds Up To
    50 Mbps
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    Connection: Fixed Wireless
    Availability: 55%
  • 8. BTC Broadband
    Speeds Up To
    1 Gbps
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    Connection: Fiber
    Availability: 50%
  • 9. Consolidated
    Speeds Up To
    20 Mbps
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    Connection: DSL
    Availability: 70%
  • 10. TDS
    Speeds Up To
    1 Gbps
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    Connection: DSL, Fiber
    Availability: 5%
  • 11. Atlas Broadband
    Speeds Up To
    50 Mbps
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    Connection: Fixed Wireless
    Availability: 30%
  • 12. The Junction Internet
    Speeds Up To
    50 Mbps
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    Connection: Fixed Wireless
    Availability: 30%
  • 13. Vyve Broadband
    Speeds Up To
    1 Gbps
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    Connection: Cable
    Availability: 40%
  • 14. UScellular
    Speeds Up To
    100 Mbps
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    Connection: Fixed Wireless
    Availability: 83.2%
  • 15. Starlink
    Download Speeds:
    50 - 220 Mbps
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    Connection: Satellite
    Availability: 100%
  • 16. Verizon
    Speeds Up To
    1 Gbps
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    Connection: 5G Internet
    Availability: 36.2%
  • 360 Broadband
    Speeds Up To
    100 Mbps
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    Connection: Fixed Wireless
    Availability: 30%
  • EIN
    Speeds Up To
    5 Gbps
    * See **
    Connection: Fiber, DSL
    Availability: 50%

Best Internet Providers in Tulsa, OK

Tulsa’s best home internet provider is AT&T Fiber. AT&T Fiber is a fiber-optic internet service, not to be confused with “AT&T Internet,” which uses a much slower IPBB connection type similar to DSL and doesn’t include benefits like symmetrical speeds and no data caps. AT&T Fiber offers speeds starting at 300 Mbps and going up to 5 Gbps. AT&T has several good fiber plans at different maximum speeds and price points, the most affordable of which starts at $55 per month.

Not every address in Tulsa is served by AT&T Fiber, so there’s a chance that you won’t find it in your area of town. If that’s the case, we’d recommend that you consider Cox. Cox is Tulsa’s biggest cable internet provider which offers nearly universal coverage of the city. It offers broadband speeds that can reach up to 2 Gbps. Cox is known for its bundle deals, which start at $111 per month and include services like pay TV, and you can also find internet-only plans starting at $50 per month.

There are other options in Tulsa, including DSL internet plans from the aforementioned AT&T Internet as well as from Kinetic by Windstream. DSL plans aren’t as fast as their broadband cable and fiber counterparts, but they may make sense as budget options for some households with lower internet needs.

You can get the best internet deals in Tulsa by keeping an eye out for promotions from internet providers, especially for new customers. Big nationwide providers, like AT&T Fiber and Cox, usually offer discounts that are the best way to save money on your internet bill. Currently, AT&T offers a 20 percent discount when you pair an AT&T Fiber plan with an unlimited wireless plan. Cox is offering a similar deal: a $15 monthly discount when you bundle your internet with Cox Mobile. Deals and promotions change often, sometimes more than once a month, so check back frequently for the most updated discounts.

Fastest Internet Providers in Tulsa, OK

AT&T is the fastest provider in Tulsa, with speeds up to 5 Gbps.

Tulsa’s fastest internet service company is AT&T Internet, which offers plans with speeds of up to 5 Gbps.

Both AT&T Fiber (up to 5 Gbps) and Cox (up to 2 Gbps) offer very fast speeds, but it’s worth noting that AT&T Fiber’s upload speeds are faster than Cox’s. That’s because fiber internet has “symmetrical” speeds, which start to make a big difference if you are gaming, streaming, or sharing video. AT&T Fiber’s upload speeds are just as impressive as its download speeds, 5 Gbps, but Cox’s upload speeds only reach 100 Mbps. Cable and DSL networks are also susceptible to being overloaded with traffic when many people are online in the area.

Also, don’t forget about data caps, which can affect your internet speed or trigger extra charges when you go over your allotted downloads. Another reason to choose a fiber provider is that you don’t have to worry about caps, because fiber providers don’t have them. Cox customers and those who choose other companies will be subject to data caps unless they pay for an unlimited data add-on to their plan.

What’s a Good Internet Speed?

Internet Speed Appropriate For Providers in your Area offering this Speed Availability in your Area
25 Mbps
  • Email
  • Web browsing
  • Light streaming
  • Smaller households
  • Consolidated
70%
100 Mbps
  • Streaming
  • Video chat
  • Online gaming
  • Larger households
  • Viasat
  • EarthLink
  • HughesNet
  • UScellular
  • Starlink
  • 360 Broadband
100%
1000 Mbps (1 Gbps)
  • Heavy streaming (4K video
  • multiple devices
  • etc.)
  • Video chat
  • Lag-free gaming
  • Large households
  • AT&T
  • Cox
  • Kinetic by Windstream
  • BTC Broadband
  • TDS
  • Vyve Broadband
  • Verizon
  • EIN
89.58%

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Internet Availability in Tulsa, OK

Tulsa is served by a couple of very fast internet providers. One of those — Cox — is available almost everywhere in town, with a service area that covers 89.6% of Tulsa. The other, AT&T Fiber, is available in only some areas of Tulsa (though AT&T does offer a DSL service, AT&T Internet, in many of the places where its fiber service is not yet available). The big question, then, is whether your area of Tulsa is served by AT&T Fiber or not.

With the exception of the immediate area of Downtown Tulsa, Riverview, the East Village District, and parts of The Pearl, AT&T Fiber’s network is stronger near the center of town. Its footprint looks a bit like a donut — it’s missing those core inner neighborhoods, but it covers places like Maple Ridge North, Florence Park, Turner Park, Maplewood, Louisville Heights, and Lacy Park.

Where AT&T’s fiber network starts to disappear is at the edge of town, particularly in the southern and eastern parts of the city. If you’re coming up across the Arkansas River from Bixby and entering Tulsa neighborhoods like Sun Meadow or Cedar Ridge Park, you’ll find AT&T Fiber only in small patches — a bit here, near the casino, a bit there, in Chimney Hills, but never all over consistently like it is further into town. It won’t be until you reach LaFortune Park and Patrick Henry that the fiber network starts to become really widely available. You’d see a similar situation if you were to come in from Broken Arrow; you wouldn’t see much of any coverage in places like Regency Park, but then you’d enter much better-connected neighborhoods once you crossed I-44 into Patrick Henry, Highland Park, and Moeller Heights.

Internet Provider Store Locations in Tulsa, OK

Provider Connection Types in Tulsa, OK

Connection Type About this Connection Type Availability in Tulsa, OK
Satellite
  • Available even in very rural areas
  • Typically has high latency (lag)
100%
DSL
  • Typically about 100 Mbps
  • Slower than Cable or Fiber
43.230000000000004%
Cable
  • Typically 250 Mbps - 1 Gbps
  • Widely available
  • A good choice for most users
98.75%
Fiber
  • Typically 1 Gbps or faster
  • Upload speeds match download speeds
46.56%

List of Internet Providers in Tulsa, OK

Provider Type Top Speed
AT&T IPBB, Fiber, 5G Internet 5 Gbps
Cox Cable, Fiber 2 Gbps
Kinetic by Windstream DSL, Fiber 2 Gbps
Viasat Satellite 150 Mbps
EarthLink 5G Internet 100 Mbps
HughesNet Satellite 100 Mbps
AtLink Services, LLC Fixed Wireless 50 Mbps
BTC Broadband Fiber 1 Gbps
Consolidated DSL 20 Mbps
TDS DSL, Fiber 1 Gbps
Atlas Broadband Fixed Wireless 50 Mbps
The Junction Internet Fixed Wireless 50 Mbps
Vyve Broadband Cable 1 Gbps
UScellular Fixed Wireless 100 Mbps
Starlink Satellite 220 Mbps
Verizon 5G Internet 1 Gbps
360 Broadband Fixed Wireless 100 Mbps
EIN Fiber, DSL 5 Gbps

Internet Providers in Tulsa, OK

Provider Plans Starting At Speeds Up To Connections
AT&T Internet $55/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 5 Gbps Ltd. avail/areas. Speeds vary, not g’td. Single devices wired speed maximum 4.7Gbps. IPBB, Fiber, 5G Internet
Cox $30/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 2 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Cable, Fiber
Kinetic by Windstream $39.99/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 2 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. DSL, Fiber
Viasat Internet $99.99/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 150 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Satellite
EarthLink 5G Home Internet $39.95/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 100 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. 5G Internet
Hughesnet $49.99/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 100 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Satellite
AtLink $49.99/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 50 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Fixed Wireless
BTC Broadband $35/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 1 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Fiber
Consolidated Communications $51.95/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 20 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. DSL
TDS Telecom $39.95/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 1 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. DSL, Fiber
Atlas Broadband $39.95/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 50 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Fixed Wireless
The Junction Internet $49.95/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 50 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Fixed Wireless
Vyve Broadband $39.99/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 1 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Cable
UScellular $50/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 100 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Fixed Wireless
Starlink $120/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 220 Mbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. Satellite
Verizon $50/mo Prices may vary depending on the plan 1 Gbps *Not all internet speeds available in all areas. 5G Internet

Frequently Asked Questions About Internet in Tulsa, OK

  • What is the best internet provider in Tulsa?

    AT&T Fiber is the best internet provider in Tulsa. If you can get fiber in your area of Tulsa, make it your top choice.

  • What is the fastest internet provider in Tulsa?

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