FOR INTERNET PROVIDERS
List your internet company — free
Put your real plans, prices, and coverage in front of households checking internet availability at their address — including the rural homes national comparison sites skip.
112,000+
Google search impressions, Aug–Nov 2026
22
providers listed, 4 of them fixed wireless
78
cities with provider pages
13
states covered
Impressions from our Google Search Console report; counts from our live provider data.
What you get, free
Your listing, claimed
Take ownership of your provider page. Verify by signing up with your company email or by placing our badge on your website, and your page shows a verified-partner mark.
Your real plans and prices
Publish your current plans from the partner portal. Submitted plans replace our researched data on your provider page, so households see the prices you actually charge.
Your actual service area
Upload your coverage map. Verified service areas take priority over modeled FCC coverage in our address search, so homes you serve find you and homes you don't aren't misled.
Leads straight to your inbox
When a household asks about your service on your provider page, the request is emailed to you and saved in your partner dashboard. There are no lead fees.
Show up in search — and in AI answers
More households now ask Google, Bing, ChatGPT, or Copilot what internet they can get. Your listing is an accurate, structured page about your service that those engines can find and cite.
Pages that answer what households ask
Our provider, city, and comparison pages are written around real questions — “Is this provider available in my town?”, “How much is it per month?” — the same questions search engines and AI assistants try to answer.
Plans in machine-readable form
Every provider page publishes your plans as schema.org structured data (Organization and OfferCatalog), the format search engines and AI tools read to understand who offers what, at what price.
Accurate answers in AI search
When an assistant summarizes internet options in your area, it draws on pages like ours. Verified plans and coverage mean it repeats your real numbers instead of stale ones.
Strong on Bing, which feeds Copilot
Most of the availability searches we appear for on Bing rank on page one, and Bing results also power Microsoft Copilot answers. Your listing rides along with that visibility.
Straight talk: links to provider websites carry standard sponsored/nofollow attributes, and nobody can promise rankings. We offer visibility and accurate data, not an SEO trick.
Free, and it stays fair
Every provider is sorted the same way — by connection technology, then speed, then price. There are no sponsored slots and no pay-to-rank, so a local fixed-wireless provider appears beside Spectrum and Starlink on equal terms. That fairness is why households trust the results, and why a listing here is worth having. Read our methodology.
How it works
- Create a free partner account. Two minutes, with your company name and work email.
- Claim your listing — or add it. Already on the site? Claim your page. Not listed yet? Tell us about your company from the portal and we'll review it.
- Verify and publish. Verify with your company email or our website badge, then upload your plans and service area.
See what a listing looks like: Vistabeam (fixed wireless) · ALLO Fiber · all providers
Questions from providers
Is listing my ISP really free?
Yes. Creating a partner account, claiming your listing, publishing plans, uploading a service area, and receiving leads are all free. There are no lead fees and no contract.
My company isn't on the site. Can we still be listed?
Yes. Create a partner account and use the “My company isn't listed” option in the portal to tell us about your network. We review each request and add providers we can confirm, including small regional WISPs and fiber builders.
Can we pay to rank higher?
No. Results are sorted the same way for every provider — by connection technology, then speed, then price — and there are no sponsored slots. A fair ranking is what makes the listing worth having.
Will a listing help our SEO or get us mentioned in ChatGPT?
It adds visibility, not a ranking guarantee. Our links to provider websites carry standard sponsored and nofollow attributes, so a listing is not a backlink. What it does give you is an accurate, structured, well-indexed page about your service that search engines and AI assistants can draw on.
How does verification work?
Sign up with an email address at your company's own domain to be verified right away, or add our badge to a page on your website and we'll check for it automatically. Verified partners can publish plans and upload a service area.