The pride of North Texas, Dallas is a major industrial and commercial hub that is home to millions of people all in need of high-speed internet. But there are almost too many options to choose from, so we’ve reviewed what’s out there and determined the following to be the best three.

#1 Spectrum

Spectrum services 100 percent of the region, so everyone can find a plan that works, and it also offers the best value in the region.

To give you an idea, an internet-only plan that offers a 200 Mbps connection is just $49.99 per month. But you can also get 400 Mbps ($69.99/month) or even 940 Mbps ($109.99/month) if you need more juice.

You can also bundle internet with phone and cable to maximize the value of your plan, an option that helps make Spectrum the leader in the Dallas internet market.

#2 AT&T

AT&T has several different types of service to choose from. The most common is its cable internet packages, which deliver 100 Mbps of internet and can be bundled with either U-verse TV or DirecTV, for just $89.99 a month.

You can also get an internet-only package for just $50 per month.

Another thing AT&T offers is super-fast AT&T Fiber, which delivers speeds of up to 1000 Mbps for $70/month, but this is only available in 50 percent of Phoenix-area homes. Slower Fiber plans can be bundled with TV, which is a great option for those who can access this service.

#3 Earthlink

Not bothered by lightning-fast connection speeds but still want something reliable and effective? Earthlink has you covered.

Traditional DSL connections deliver 15 Mbps and cost just $24.95 per month. Some areas can access Earthlink Fiber, which offers a 1000 Mbps connection, but this is only available to about half the region.

This is an ideal option for those who just need a basic connection to access the internet in a reliable yet cost-effective way.

Not surprisingly, the large Phoenix market has many internet providers that can service your needs. We recommend you start your search with these three and then keep searching if you still feel you haven’t found the plan for you.