Internet providers in Utah

12 of the operators we cover report service somewhere in Utah, of which 10 sell fiber. Below is how much of the state each one reaches, how Utah compares on choice, and what that means for a specific address.

How much choice does Utah actually have?

Utah ranks 18 of 52 for wired internet choice, better than most states. 11.9% of homes here have at most one wired company able to serve them, against 15.7% nationally.

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UtahUnited States
Residential locations 1,024,100 114,550,235
At most one wireline company in the block 11.9% 15.7%
In a block where nobody reports fiber 14.8% 27.9%
In a block with exactly one fiber company 40.0% 52.2%

Utah has more wireline choice than the country as a whole, because a smaller share of the state is served by a single wired company. These are floors rather than estimates, for reasons we set out in the national study.

Providers serving Utah

Share of Utah residential locations each operator reports it can reach. A low percentage is not a bad network. It usually means a network concentrated in a few towns.

Provider Technology Share of Utah covered
Xfinity Cable 76.7%
Quantum Fiber Fiber 74.7%
T-Mobile Fiber Fiber 70.3%
Verizon Fios Fiber 59.5%
AT&T Fiber Fiber 52.1%
Rise Broadband Fixed Wireless 47.4%
SenaWave Fiber 22.2%
Google Fiber Fiber 21.4%
UTOPIA Fiber (open access, wholesale only) Fiber 20.5%
Beehive Broadband Fiber 14.8%
TDS Telecom Fiber 7.3%
Frontier Fiber Fiber 0.9%

Covers the 69 operators we have mapped from FCC holding-company names to the brand people actually buy. Smaller operators that file under a name we have not yet matched are not listed here, so a local provider missing from this table may still serve you, because the address check below reads the raw filing and will show it.

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What speeds are available across Utah

Share of Utah homes where at least one provider reports offering that speed on that technology. This is genuine state level data, the level the FCC actually publishes it at.

Technology25/3 Mbps100/20 Mbps250/25 Mbps1 Gbps / 100 Mbps
Fiber 72% 72% 72% 70%
Cable 84% 84% 78% 63%
Fixed wireless 95% 73% 21% 8%
Any technology 100% 100% 100% 88%

Reading this page honestly

A statewide percentage tells you about Utah. It does not tell you about your street. Fiber in particular was built out block by block, and nationally up to one in nine residential locations sits in a block where fiber exists and still does not reach the building, so a provider showing strong statewide coverage here can still tell you no.

Providers report their own coverage to the FCC and the data is known to overstate it. Where a provider says it cannot serve you, it is right and the filing is wrong.

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