The average monthly internet bill in California is $70.41, which is 5% below the national average of $75 per month. California’s cost of living is 39% higher than the national average but internet costs are lower. California has 39 million people comprising almost 12% of the total U.S. population. Depending on where you live in California you can connect via DSL internet over phone lines, traditional broadband cable, super-fast fiber optic cable, mobile fixed wireless, or satellite internet. Fiber optic cable is the fastest internet possible and tends to be available in large metropolitan areas but some regional providers also offer it.

California has more than 135 Internet Service Providers (ISPS) including the partial list below but not all plans are available in all parts of the state. Speeds are the maximum available in the plan. Some providers require contracts; others do not. Data allocations can be unlimited or capped so be sure to ask. Larger households or heavy users may need unlimited data. Some providers offer incentive rates but only for the first 12 months and then prices rise. Plan details can change. Rates excludes additional fees and taxes and may require autopay plus paperless billing:

Households that qualify for the government’s Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) can request a discount from the provider. Most major providers comply with it but not all. The FCC website has a list of ISPs that comply.>/p>

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