Real questions. Straight answers.

Transtech Marketing Network LLC, an independent authorized retailer based in Melville, NY 11747. We are not an internet service provider and we are not owned by any carrier. Our job is to compare what reaches your address and place the order with the provider you pick.

No, and we say so on every page. Provider names and logos appear here because we are authorized to sell their services. Your service agreement, bill and support come from the provider directly.

Providers pay us a commission when an order placed through us is activated. Nothing is added to your price. We disclose this because you should know how any site you rely on is paid.

Our ZIP search stores nothing about you. If you call, we use only what is needed to check availability and place your order with the provider; card details are entered in the provider's own secure system, never with us. See our Privacy Policy.

Enter your ZIP to see the providers reported there, then call (877) 365-2069. We confirm the exact address with the provider, compare plans and current offers with you, and place the order in the provider's system. That is usually one call; how long it runs depends on how many options are worth going through.

The provider. Depending on the plan you will get a self-install kit or a technician appointment. We tell you which before you order and how long each typically takes in your market.

The provider you chose. They hold your account, so billing, outages, plan changes and cancellations go through them. We can always help you find the right number.

Yes. We help time the new installation against your old service's end date, point out contract-buyout credits the new provider offers, and remind you what equipment to return so you are not charged for it.

Yes. The coverage search has a Business toggle that surfaces the carriers filing business service at your ZIP, including metro-fiber providers. Business plans are quoted per location; call and we will get you the right sales contact.

No. You pay the provider's own price; we never add a markup. A few provider promotions are online-only and can't be ordered by phone, and we tell you when that applies.

Most cable and TV promotions run 12 months and then step up to the regular rate, commonly by $20–$35. Fiber and 5G home plans are more likely to hold a flat price. We show both numbers.

Most homes pay $30–$90 a month. Cable and 5G home start around $30–$50, fiber $30–$70, satellite from about $50. Equipment, taxes and fees can add $10–$20. Our internet cost guide breaks it down.

Not hidden, but easy to miss: equipment rental, installation, activation, broadcast and regional-sports surcharges on TV, and taxes. We walk through the ones that apply to your order before you commit.

Fiber sends light through glass to your home — fastest, symmetrical, most consistent. Cable uses the coaxial line most homes already have — fast downloads, slower uploads. 5G home internet uses a mobile network and a receiver in your window — no technician, speeds that depend on signal.

For one or two people, 100–300 Mbps. For a family streaming in 4K, gaming and working from home, 500 Mbps to 1 Gbps. Gigabit and above only pays off with many devices or heavy uploads. See the speed guide.

Because networks are built segment by segment. Fiber may stop at the end of a street, and cable capacity varies by node. That is why we confirm the exact address rather than trusting the ZIP alone.

Nearly. Traditional satellite reaches virtually every address; newer low-orbit services offer much lower latency but depend on a clear view of the sky and hardware costs. We treat it as the fallback when wired and 5G options are thin.

Fiber, where built: 1–5 Gbps is common and some markets file 8–10 Gbps. Cable reaches 1–2 Gbps downloads in many areas. Your ZIP search shows the fastest speed filed for your area.