Latest stat indicates an internet penetration rate of 88 percent with steady competition among internet providers in Brazil. We are about to consider the resulting transformation, driven by rapid fiber expansion across all the states with an accumulated population of 214 million. Also covered are the package son offer alongside their pricing and installation requirements.
Choosing the right ISP is no longer a luxury but a necessity in the modern world where connectivity is faster, smarter, and more accessible than ever before.
55 Best internet providers in Brazil
Brazil’s internet providers offer a wide range of services including fiber broadband, wireless connections, satellite, and managed network solutions
Which network is best in Brazil?
1. Claro
Claro is the largest internet provider in Brazil, leading the market with over 11 million subscribers.
SAC
1052
0800
0800 722 2012
WhatsApp
(21) 99994-6626
Website
www.claro.com.br
Having recently won the prestigious Prêmio MelhorPlano.Net, Claro offers diverse services among them fiber optic, cable, home internet, TV subscription, and mobile plans.
Besides, Claro operates Embratel and NET infrastructure, offering enterprise-grade dedicated links, cloud solutions and data center services for business clients across all Brazilian states.
2. Vivo (Telefônica)
Vivo controls about 38 percent of the Brazilian telecom market through extensive 5G and fiber investments.
SAC
10315 / 1058
0800
0800 775 1515
WhatsApp
(11) 94088-2929
Website
www.vivo.com.br
Vivo Fibra offers residential plans with speeds starting at 100 Mbps, widely regarded for best-in-class mobile internet quality.
3. TIM Brasil
TIM is Brazil’s third-largest operator and a growing force in fixed broadband with about one million subscribers.
SAC
*144 / 1056
0800 (landline)
0800 741 4141
WhatsApp
(41) 4004-4141
Website
www.tim.com.br
Services offered include fiber broadband (TIM Live), mobile 4G/5G, convergent bundles including Prime Video and Deezer.
Formerly Oi Fibra and now operating as Nio Internet under V.tal’s infrastructure, the ISP boasts 3.5 million broadband subscribers in residential and business internet.
SAC
103 31
0800
0800 031 1998
Website
www.oi.com.br
Nio Fibra offers fiber internet plans with speeds up to 1 Gbps for homes and businesses, leveraging V.tal’s national fiber backbone.
5. SKY Internet
SKY, owned by AT&T Latin America, is one of Brazil’s most recognized pay-TV and satellite internet brands
SAC
106 23
0800
0800 723 7539
WhatsApp
(11) 3003-4230
Website
www.sky.com.br
SKY offers satellite and cable internet plans bundled with HD TV packages with exclusive accessibility in areas where fiber hasn’t yet reached.
6. Starlink (SpaceX)
Starlink is a game-changer satellite internet company in Brazilian broadband, particularly in remote and underserved regions where terrestrial fiber is unavailable.
Starlink provides low-earth-orbit satellite broadband with speeds typically between 50–200 Mbps and low latency (~20ms), a massive improvement over legacy satellite services. It serves residential, business (Starlink Business) and maritime clients (Starlink Maritime) across Brazil. Support is handled exclusively through the Starlink account portal and app. Hardware purchase is required upfront, with no long-term contracts for most plans.
7. Embratel
Embratel, a Claro/America Móvil subsidiary, is Brazil’s premier enterprise telecommunications company, offering long-distance telephony, data transmission, satellite, TV and dedicated internet solutions for corporate clients nationwide.
SAC
0800 72 56 83
Enterprise
0800 722 2012
Address
Rua Regente Feijó 166, Rio de Janeiro
Website
www.embratel.com.br
Embratel specializes in B2B solutions including dedicated IP links, MPLS networks, SD-WAN, cloud connectivity, cybersecurity and managed IT services.
8. Algar Telecom
Algar Telecom is a major telecommunication operator covering western Minas Gerais, northern São Paulo and parts of Goiás.
SAC
0800 722 3788
Residencial
103 38
Empresarial
0800 722 3355
Website
www.algartelecom.com.br
Algar offers fiber broadband, mobile, pay-TV and landline services for residential and business customers in its coverage area. It is particularly recognized for high-quality fiber optic internet and consistently strong customer satisfaction ratings.
Brisanet is the largest regional ISP in Northeast Brazil with about 1.5 million fiber broadband subscribers and rapidly expanding into 5G mobile and streaming services across the region.
SAC
0800 729 2029
WhatsApp
(85) 3878-3131
Ouvidoria
0800 729 0202
Website
www.brisanet.com.br
With over 12,000 kilometers of fiber cable, Brisanet connects homes and businesses via a hundred percent fiber optic technology across Ceará, Rio Grande do Norte, ParaÃba, Pernambuco and other northeastern states.
10. Desktop Internet
Desktop Fiber is the leading regional ISP in São Paulo state, reaching 1.2 million subscribers in recebnt years.
The ISP provides fiber optic broadband plans from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps for residential and business subscribers across urban and suburban Paulista communities.
Full list of Top 55 ISPs in Brazil
Algar Telecom
Alares Internet
Alloha Fibra
American Tower do Brasil (ISP division)
Brisanet
Cabo Serviços de Telecomunicações
Claro Brasil
Claro NXT Telecomunicações
Copel Telecom (Ligga Telecom)
Desktop (Desktop Internet)
Embratel
Giga+ Fibra
GVT (legacy operations under Vivo)
HughesNet Brasil
iG (Internet Group / iBest)
ISP Mais Telecom
Ligga Telecom
Locaweb Serviços de Internet
NET (Claro NET services)
Nova Era Telecom
Oi Internet
Predialnet
Pronto Net
Rede Nacional de Ensino e Pesquisa (RNP)
Rede Brasileira de Comunicação
Scala Data Centers (connectivity services)
Sercomtel
Smart Fibra
Starlink Brasil
TIM Brasil
Terra Networks Brasil
Telebras
Telefônica Brasil (Vivo)
UOL (Universo Online)
Unifique Telecomunicações
V.tal
Vero Internet
VIP Telecom
Vivo Fibra
Você Telecom
WiBand Telecom
Zenvia Telecom
Zumm Telecom
ZAP Telecom
Zignet Telecom
ZTE Brasil (enterprise ISP services)
Zuknet Telecom
Zyon Telecom
Zlink Telecom
Zetta Telecom
Zyx Internet
Zafex Telecom
Zeronet Telecom
Zplus Fibra
ZummNet Fibra
It is evident that, the Brazilian internet market features a diverse mix of national giants like Claro, Vivo, TIM, and Oi.
Other competitive operators include Brisanet, Vero Internet, and Unifique Telecomunicações.
The Brazilian internet market is rapidly evolving, with strong competition and expanding fiber networks delivering faster, more reliable connectivity across cities like São Paulo. As the world embraces a digital future, choosing the right ISP in Brazil is critical for business growth and everyday online experiences.
Bsc. Mechatronics Engineer & Founder of Rejnac Group Inc. with a strong passion for Robotics, networking, ICT, and AI applications. My goal in this web project is to highlight exciting tech trends that are transforming your living room and workspace. DM on WhatsApp or email [email protected].
