Find Home Internet and Cell Phone Coverage In Your Area

Verizon's 5G mobile network is available nationwide and we are continuing to expand. Our 4G LTE network covers more than 99% of the U.S. population. Verizon has received numerous awards for our 5G network reliability and quality. Try our network free for 30 days and see for yourself how reliable it is in your area.

Verizon Home Internet is available in most of the U.S., and our coverage is expanding. For service availability, it's all about the internet technology, how it’s delivered to your home and where you live. Fios Home Internet, which uses fiber optic cabling, is widely available in metro and suburban areas of New England and the Mid-Atlantic, and 5G Home Internet and LTE Home Internet are available in many areas of the country. To see which Verizon Home Internet service is available where you live, check availability on our map above.

The best way to find out your network coverage is to use the map above. By entering your address in the search bar, it will inform you if your area’s coverage is 5G Ultra Wideband, 5G, or 4G LTE.

5G Ultra Wideband uses two types of 5G spectrum (high-band and mid-band). Not all 5G devices are compatible with both high-band and mid-band and some devices may require software updates to be fully compatible. Check your device's network compatibility. If your phone is not compatible, we offer deals on the latest smartphones all the time!

The technical specs are as follows: devices supporting n77 (C-band), and n260 and n261 (mmWave) bands will have access to all of our 5G Ultra Wideband network.

Right now, you can find the Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband network in hundreds of cities including Los Angeles, Denver, Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Boston, New York, Atlanta, Miami, Philadelphia and more. Check out the map above. With MyPlan's Unlimited Plus and Unlimited Ultimate plan, you gain access to 5G Ultra Wideband where available.

Don't see your city? 5G Ultra Wideband is expanding with more coverage, so come back often to see updates to our map.

Verizon's 5G Home Internet availability depends on your home address. Check 5G Home availability by typing in your address in the coverage map above.

5G Home Internet offers low lag-time, so you can smoothly stream video, video chat and game. It’s conveniently priced with no annual contracts and all taxes and fees are included.

Right now, you can find Verizon 5G Home Internet available to millions of people in all states, including parts of major cities like Los Angeles, Denver, Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Boston, New York City, Seattle, Miami, Philadelphia and more. Within neighborhoods, things such as line of sight to a cell tower, availability of local connections, and more can determine if 5G Home Internet is available at your address.

Use the coverage map above to find out what options are available near you.

5G provides fast speeds to support your home internet needs.* Verizon offers three 5G Home Internet plans: 5G Home, 5G Home Plus, and 5G Home Ultimate. All plans offer reliable Wi-Fi connectivity, high-speed downloads, and include a state-of-the-art router so you get optimal performance. 5G Home Ultimate also supports ultra HD 4K video streaming and provides a Wi-Fi extender at no additional cost, so you can blanket your home with strong, secure 5G-powered Wi-Fi.

*5G Home/LTE Home Internet services provided through cellular network; speeds vary due to factors affecting cellular network

Slow internet or issues with your data like frequent disconnections or lag can be due to various factors, including network congestion, signal strength, or device settings. We recommend checking your device's network settings, ensuring you have the latest software updates, and restarting your device or router. You can also visit our network status page for known outages in your area or to submit a ticket if you're still having issues.

We understand that service disruptions can be frustrating. Verizon's team is committed to resolving outages as quickly as possible. Please check our network status page for real-time updates on outages in your area. You can also submit a ticket regarding an outage at the link above.

If your issue is not outage related, ensure your router is placed in a central location, away from obstructions and other electronic devices. Consider adding Whole-Home Wi-Fi if you have a large home or multiple floors. For mobile devices, moving to an area with better signal reception can help. You can also try restarting your modem and router or your device. Finally, try checking your network settings and ensure that everything is up to date. If the issue persists, please contact our technical support for further assistance.