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The Battle for America’s Internet
Competition has increased significantly for home internet. T-Mobile and AT&T are dominating port out activity thanks to 5G and fiber overbuilds. Even Verizon Wireless has joined the party with their wireless home internet offering. Cable is busy swimming upstream.
December 20, 2022

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As cable loses ground to fixed wireless internet and fiber overbuilds, the story going forward will not be if customers switch ISPs, but when.

Over the next six months, about 1 out of 4 customers are considering switching internet providers. In fact, it has already begun in certain areas with wireless operators invading cable’s home turf. For example, T-Mobile currently controls only a sliver of the market, but is expected to win the coming ISP turnover in a big way; AlphaROC’s data shows striking gains in not only rural areas, but in urban and suburban areas as well. Of course, cable reigns for the time being, but a cutthroat future awaits as regional comparisons highlight many more options for switchers.

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Churn

I heard it through the Grapewine

About 1 in 4 customers are looking to change their ISP

In the next 6 months, how likely are you to switch ISPs?

Switchers

If You Build it, They Will Come (Apparently)

T-Mobile, AT&T (fiber), and Verizon Wireless are dominating ISP switches

T-Mobile Momentum

How Fast Can 5G Be, Really?

T-Mobile 5G Home Internet is making its presence felt across all types of communities

Demographics of T-Mobile Home Internet Switchers

T-Mobile Momentum

This is T-Mobile's Land

T-Mobile is extending its grasp across the mountains and coasts

T-Mobile Home Internet Switchers live Everywhere

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