Officially the FCC maintains a list of internet providers that you can search, but it's useless. It has no knowledge about exact addresses, but only of census b

Officially the FCC maintains a list of internet providers that you can search, but it's useless. It has no knowledge about exact addresses, but only of census blocks. To show up in the list, internet providers only have to assert that they provide service to at least one address in a given block. In a city this is not too bad because the blocks are small, but even then service might be available a block from your house and still not be available to you. In rural areas it's a joke because the service might be available to a few houses miles away from you. And no, the providers won't tell you which addresses they do serve; that would be ridiculous. https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/ https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/