ISPs (Internet Service Providers)

Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are companies that provide access to the internet. They operate the technology infrastructure—like cables, fiber optics, or wireless towers—that connects your home or business to the online world. When you subscribe to an ISP, you're paying for a service that enables you to browse websites, stream videos, communicate, and use online services. ISPs also often offer other packages such as email, security, or cloud storage. Essentially, they serve as the gateway that links your devices to the vast network of the internet, ensuring you can connect anytime you need.