Test close to the router
Run two speed tests near your router and compare results at different times. If possible, also test by Ethernet.
Understand why home internet feels slow and how to troubleshoot speed issues before comparing new internet plans.
Availability and terms vary by provider and service address.

Run two speed tests near your router and compare results at different times. If possible, also test by Ethernet.
Large downloads, cloud backups and simultaneous 4K streams can compete for bandwidth.
Work through the relevant checks before deciding whether another service is necessary.
Run two speed tests near your router and compare results at different times. If possible, also test by Ethernet.
Large downloads, cloud backups and simultaneous 4K streams can compete for bandwidth.
Move the router away from thick walls and interference; consider better placement or a mesh network for larger homes.
Look at the advertised download and upload speeds and the provider’s explanation of typical performance.
A plan change may help when the connection itself is saturated, but it will not fix every Wi-Fi coverage problem.
Discuss service optionsYou can make a clearer decision with the information that matters to your household.
Run speed tests on a wired device when possible and compare the results with your plan details.
Network congestion, household device usage and Wi-Fi interference can contribute to slower performance.
Provider availability is determined by the complete service address. Call to discuss eligible options and verify the offer before ordering.
Review the full monthly price, promotional period, equipment, installation, taxes, fees and cancellation terms.
Speak with a representative about eligible services and the important terms.