Provedores de Internet e Telecom
Status em tempo real de todos os serviços de Provedores de Internet e Telecom no Brasil.
Alares Internet S.A.
Fiber-optic ISP with over 32,000 km of network and roughly 825,000-887,000 customers (including the pending Oquei Telecom acquisition) across 200+ cities in 7-8 states spanning the Sudeste, Nordeste and Sul regions; described as Brazil's 6th-largest ISP by subscribers. Grew in part by acquiring regional providers such as Cabo Telecom, Outcenter, Starweb and Webnet. 120+ physical stores. No public status page or API found.
Algar Telecom S/A
Founded 1954 in Uberlândia, Minas Gerais; the fifth-largest Brazilian telecom operator, present in 350+ cities across 16 states plus the Federal District, offering fiber FTTH, mobile (3G/4G/5G), TV and enterprise/IT services. Privately held by Grupo Algar, with a 25% stake sold to a Singapore sovereign wealth fund in 2017.
Alloha Fibra S.A.
Founded 2018, Alloha Fibra describes itself as Brazil's largest independent fiber-optic (FTTH) group and is the 5th-largest ISP by subscribers/fiber footprint nationally, present in 860+ cities across 22 states with roughly 1.3M B2C/B2B customers. Sells residential service under the 'Giga+ Fibra' brand (business under 'Giga+ Empresas'). Projected a return to profitability in 2026 after a 2025 net loss. No public status page or API found.
Americanet Telecomunicações Ltda.
Founded 1996, HQ in Tamboré, Barueri (SP). Fixed broadband/fiber ISP with 16 branches across state capitals and São Paulo's interior; expanded into the interior via the 2022 acquisition of ConectCor Telecom (HQ Dois Córregos, SP; ~33,000 customers across Jaú, Bocaina, Itapuí and neighboring municipalities). Also offers an MVNO mobile plan on TIM's network. No public status page or API found.
BOL (Brasil Online)
Brasil Online (BOL) began offering free webmail in 1999 and merged into UOL (Universo Online), becoming UOL's flagship free email brand; UOL is controlled by Grupo Folha. Still widely used and frequently searched during outages, especially by older/legacy users.
Brasil TecPar S.A.
Founded 1995 in São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, starting as a dial-up ISP; grew through numerous acquisitions (2019-2025) into a multi-brand group (Amigo Internet for residential, Avato Tecnologia for corporate/government). Closed 2025 with 1.34M fixed-internet subscribers and leads market share in Mato Grosso state. In Feb 2026 agreed to acquire Ligga Telecomunicações' fixed broadband unit (~R$495M plus assumed debt, CADE/Anatel-approved by Jul 2026), which will push it to roughly 1.69M accesses and Brazil's 4th-largest fixed broadband ISP, including ~385,000 customers in Paraná. No public status page or API found.
Brisanet Serviços de Telecomunicações S.A.
Fiber-only ISP founded 1997, headquartered in Pereiro, Ceará, publicly traded on B3 (ticker BRST3). Operates fiber, mobile and fixed telephony across nine Northeast/Central-West states (AL, BA, CE, MA, PB, PE, PI, RN, SE) with roughly 1 million customers; the leading fixed broadband provider in the Northeast region.
Client Co Servicos de Rede Nordeste S.A. (Nio)
Fiber ISP brand relaunched May 22, 2025 from the former Oi Fibra broadband unit, now owned by V.tal (BTG Pactual-controlled) after it acquired Oi's fiber assets in February 2025. Inherited roughly 3+ million FTTH subscribers across 320+ municipalities; previously known as Velox (2001-2008), Oi Velox (2008-2013), Oi Internet (2014-2021), and Oi Fibra (2021-2025).
Desktop Serviços de Internet S.A.
100% fiber-optic regional ISP operating exclusively within São Paulo state, serving 200+ municipalities including Campinas, Sorocaba and Ribeirão Preto, bundling broadband with TV, mobile and streaming apps.
Fibralink Telecomunicações Ltda.
Founded 2008 in Marabá, self-described largest fiber-optic ISP in Pará state. Serves the south/southeast Pará region (Marabá, Parauapebas, Xinguara, Rio Maria, Redenção, Itupiranga, Canaã dos Carajás, São Domingos do Araguaia, São Geraldo do Araguaia) plus Belém, with 400+ direct employees across nine branches and 6,000+ km of fiber cabling. Offers residential/business fiber, FibraTV and 5G mobile. Represents North-region coverage otherwise absent from the catalog. No public status page or API found.
Hughes do Brasil
Brazilian arm of Hughes Network Systems providing HughesNet-branded satellite internet to residential customers (covering 5,000+ municipalities) plus corporate SD-WAN, IoT and private LTE solutions.
Ligga Telecom S.A.
Formerly Copel Telecom — the telecom arm of Companhia Paranaense de Energia (COPEL) — sold and rebranded as Ligga Telecom after COPEL's 2021 divestment. Fiber-optic ISP present in ~63-70 cities across Paraná, HQ Curitiba. No public status page or API found.
NuCel (Nu Pagamentos S.A. / Nubank)
Mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) launched by Nubank in April 2025, running on Claro's network infrastructure, entirely managed through the Nubank app (no standalone login portal). Reached 1 million customers by June 2026 (17 months post-launch); claims 5G coverage across 93% of Brazilian territory. Plans extended to users aged 16-18 in 2026. High brand recognition via Nubank but the MVNO itself is still a relatively young, niche product, hence medium rather than high tiers.
Sercomtel S.A. Telecomunicações
Regional telecom founded 1968 in Londrina, Paraná, offering fixed/mobile telephony, fiber broadband (Ligga brand) and satellite TV across 400+ municipalities in Paraná. Privatized in August 2020 when the Bordeaux Investment Fund acquired a 97.4% controlling stake for R$130 million.
Starlink Internet Services Brasil
SpaceX's satellite internet constellation received Anatel authorization and began commercial service in Brazil on January 28, 2022; sold as broadband internet, competing with fiber providers in rural/underserved areas.
Surf Telecom S.A.
Mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) running on the TIM network infrastructure; operates several sub-brands including Correios Celular (in partnership with Correios, the Brazilian postal service), Sinai Chip and Carrefour Chip.
Terra Mail
Subscription/free webmail service offered by the Terra portal; Terra Networks Brasil originated as Nutecnet (1988), became ZAZ under Grupo RBS (1996), was acquired by Telefónica in 2000 and rebranded Terra, with Telefônica Data (Telefônica Brasil subsidiary) buying the Brazilian operation outright in 2017.
Unifique Telecomunicações S.A.
Publicly traded (B3: FIQE3) fiber-optic ISP headquartered in Timbó, Santa Catarina, present in roughly 350 municipalities across Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul and Paraná. Also runs a 5G mobile rollout plan for small towns (population under 30k) in SC/RS through 2029. Also offers radio-based connectivity where fiber has not reached. No public status page or API found.
Vero S.A.
Founded 2019 by Vinci Partners through the merger of eight regional interior-Minas Gerais ISPs (BD Online, City10 Telecom, Efibra, G4 Telecom, Powerline Internet, NWNet, Viaceu, ViaReal); expanded to the South region in 2020 (MKA Telecom, Clic Rápido) and absorbed Renovare Telecom (2022) and Americanet (merged December 2023, ~R$1.7bi combined annual revenue). Now serves 1.4M customers and 400+ municipalities across MG, RS, SC, PR, SP, GO, MS and DF. No public status page or API found.
Viasat do Brasil Ltda.
US satellite operator (Viasat, Inc.) offering residential/business satellite broadband in Brazil since 2018; claims to be the first ISP offering residential connectivity in all 5,570 Brazilian municipalities and, as of its most recent expansion, covers over 93% of the population across 14+ states. Partnered with Telebras (SGDC-1 satellite) under the Wi-Fi Brasil program to connect public schools/agencies. Distinct from Starlink (SpaceX) and Hughes/EchoStar. No public status page or API found.