Monitor Latest ISP Internet Outages (November) Across the United States

When your internet service from your ISP fails, what are your options? How can you minimize the inconvenience, and how long can you expect to be offline?

Dealing with an internet outage from your ISP can be highly frustrating, especially if it lasts for an extended period.

The first step in resolving the issue is to determine whether the outage originates from your ISP or is a problem with your own network.

To quickly assess if there's an area-wide outage, simply locate your ISP in the list below. By visiting the specific ISP status page, you'll be able to see if other users on the same network are experiencing issues as well.

Top 50 ISPs(Internet Service Providers) in the United States

Browse our comprehensive list of major U.S. Internet Service Providers (ISPs). If you can't find your provider, use the alphabetical directory for a more detailed search. We offer coverage statistics and real-time outage status updates gathered from 2969 ISPs to keep you informed about issues experienced by other users.

Internet Providers in the United States of America

	Internet Provider	Population Covered
	HughesNet	330,449,668
	Viasat	326,965,502
	AT&T	306,461,488
	Verizon	305,552,896
	T-Mobile	288,319,911
	Xfinity	122,350,395
	Spectrum	110,551,034
	Earthlink	99,191,941
	Cricketwireless	94,688,250
	Metro by T-Mobile	54,308,583
	Verizon High Speed	45,169,487
	Verizon 5G Home	42,977,871
	Verizon Fios	38,193,059
	CenturyLink	34,940,556
	GeoLinks	33,203,058
	US Cellular	25,083,868
	Cox Communications	23,295,442
	Optimum / Cablevision	20,585,604
	MHO Networks	19,936,242
	X2nSat	16,112,799
	Rise Broadband	15,976,600
	Starry	10,805,885
	RCN Corporation	9,432,046
	Monmouth Telephone & Telegraph	9,288,994
	Windstream	8,998,416
	Nextlink	7,494,802
	Mediacom	7,488,577
	CyberNet Communications	6,972,035
	Silver Star Telecom	6,724,540
	North Atlantic Networks	6,547,629
	Etheric Networks	6,406,845
	Agile Networks	5,718,264
	Sparklight	5,463,982
	Wave Broadband	5,025,739
	WOW	4,656,107
	UnWired Broadband	4,481,835
	Consolidated	4,387,042
	Florida High Speed	4,087,171
	Google Fiber	4,063,770
	TWN Communications	3,815,035
	Breezeline	3,722,722
	Bluebird Network	3,530,653
	Unwired Ltd	3,477,377
	RapidSystems	3,463,335
	Cal.net	3,427,463
	Ranch Wireless	3,294,333
	Claro	3,235,000
	Startouch	3,173,295
	Metronet	3,107,126
	Neptuno Networks	3,054,969

Internet Service Providers Listed Alphabetically

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What is an ISP internet outage, and why does it happen?

A broadband outage is a temporary interruption in internet service, affecting individuals, businesses, and organizations who rely on seamless internet connectivity for various activities-from communication and work to entertainment and emergency services.

These outages are typically caused by an Internet Service Provider's (ISP's) network issues. Still, a multitude of factors can be at play:

Technical Glitches: Failures in the ISP's hardware or software components can disrupt network service.
Network Overload: High demand on the ISP's resources can cause bottlenecks and service outages.
Scheduled or Unscheduled Maintenance: ISPs may need to temporarily halt service to perform essential updates or repairs on their network.
Home Equipment Problems: Your internet outage could stem from faulty or outdated hardware in your home. Equipment issues may require repairs or replacements.
Fluctuating Internet Speed: Internet speeds can change rapidly, causing temporary issues with loading websites or media. Full fiber connections are more stable but can still experience brief disruptions.
Natural Disasters: Events such as storms or earthquakes can damage the physical infrastructure, affecting broadband service.
Cybersecurity Incidents: Malicious attacks like Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) can target ISPs or key internet infrastructure components, leading to outages.
Power Failures: An absence of electrical power can incapacitate networking hardware and servers, resulting in service interruption.

How long do internet outages last?

The duration and severity of an ISP or broadband outage can differ significantly, depending on the root cause and how swiftly the ISP can resolve the issue.

Outages may last anywhere from a few minutes to several hours and, in extreme cases, even days.

What to do when your Internet Service Provider goes down?

1. Confirm the Outage

Check ISP's Status Page: Find your ISP and visit the ISP's status outage page to confirm if there's an official outage (list above).

2. Basic Troubleshooting

Restart Modem/Router: Unplug the modem and router, wait for 30 seconds, and then plug them back in.

Check Cables: Make sure all ethernet and coaxial cables are securely connected.

3. Contact ISP

Call Customer Service: Sometimes, ISPs have automated systems that can update you about outages in your area.

Social Media: Check the ISP's social media pages for updates or to report your issue.

4. Use Mobile Data

If the outage is prolonged, consider using your mobile data for essential tasks. Be cautious of data usage limits.

5. Inform Work/School

If the outage affects your ability to work or attend online school, inform the concerned authorities so they know your situation.

6. Have a Backup Plan

Portable Hotspot: Keep a mobile internet hotspot as a backup for critical needs.

Local Wi-Fi: Know the locations of nearby cafes or libraries that offer free Wi-Fi.

7. Be Patient

ISPs usually resolve outages as quickly as possible. Keep checking their updates for an estimated time of resolution.

8. File a Complaint

If you experience frequent or long-lasting outages, filing an official complaint with your ISP or a regulatory body may be worthwhile.