Upper West Side internet
The Upper West Side’s second option.
Live today from W 57th to 110th Street, Central Park West to the Hudson. Powered by Wave2Wave — New York City’s first wireless ISP, founded in 1999. Built around the neighborhood’s actual building stock: prewar walk-ups, brownstones, townhouses, small apartment buildings, and mixed-use corners.
150/50 from $89/mo. Taxes included, no contract, no data cap, no monthly equipment fee. Apartment installation is $150 once.
Every building is still confirmed individually: the checker answers for your area, a person answers for your address.
What “second option” means
Same plugs. Different bargain.
Three plans — $89 for 150/50, $119 for 300/100, $149 for 600/200 Mbps — taxes included, no contract, no data cap, no monthly equipment fee. The monthly price stays fixed while service remains active on that plan. Apartment installation is $150 once.
Against the incumbents
We publish sourced, dated comparisons instead of adjectives: Spectrum, Optimum, Astound (RCN), T‑Mobile 5G, and Starlink.
Where we’re building first
The priority build zone is W 68th–77th, Central Park West to Amsterdam — scheduling priority, not automatic building approval. The coverage map shows the whole live zone.
Answered for here
Email support@connectnyc.com at any hour. Replies are handled by people, not a phone tree — the FAQ answers what New Yorkers actually ask.
No Fios at your address? That was Verizon’s answer, not your building’s.
The second option starts at your address.
A person checks that exact building and replies by email: whether it is serviceable, and which plans it can run. If permission is needed, we contact ownership as ConnectNYC about the building, and we don’t use your name in that conversation unless you opt in.
Own or manage a building here? See the building process.