Internet Provider Website Templates: 17 HTML and WordPress Picks for ISPs and Broadband TV
By Manob Editorial · · Updated
A good internet provider website template puts plans and speeds up front, lets visitors check coverage, and gives support its own place. We compared 17 options on Manob for ISPs, broadband and satellite or cable TV companies: 8 HTML templates and 9 WordPress themes. Below we cover what each listing includes and who it suits.
What does an internet provider website need?
Visitors to an ISP site usually want three answers fast: what can I get, can I get it at my address, and what happens if something breaks. A template should make those answers easy to find.
- Plan or package pages. Speed tiers or TV bundles side by side, with a clear sign-up button.
- Comparison tables. Customers compare plans before they call, so a table layout saves you building one.
- A coverage section. A map, a city list or an availability check helps people see whether you reach them.
- Support and FAQ. Fewer calls to your help desk, and a place to publish outage notices or setup guides.
- Contact and call-back forms. Many customers would rather ask for a call than fill a long order form.
- A blog or news area. Useful for service updates and for search traffic.
A template gives you the layout. Real coverage lookups, billing and customer accounts come from your own systems, so plan to link out to them. The listings below describe design and page structure, and we describe each one from what it publishes. You can preview any item before buying, as our guide to previewing a template explains.
Internet provider website templates compared
HTML templates for internet providers
An HTML template is a set of static files. It loads quickly and there is nothing to patch, which suits a small provider with a fixed list of plans. You edit text and plan details in code, and forms need a form service behind them. See how to edit a Bootstrap template for the basics, and how to deploy a website when you are ready to go live.
Netful HTML: best for a provider that wants coverage and speed tiers up front
Netful's listing is the most ISP-specific of the HTML group. It names a coverage search or map section, package pages built around speed tiers, a support section with FAQs and a call-back request form. The page list is Home, Services, Packages, Coverage, Support, About Us and Contact, and the home page has a hero with a call to action for checking availability. It suits internet, fiber and wireless operators. The list is short, so if you need a blog, check the demo or add one.
Netful is a website template for internet and broadband providers. It has a home page, service and package sections, a coverage search and support pages to help customers choose…
Zomia: best for an ISP that wants a coverage map and landing pages
Zomia is a Bootstrap HTML5 template converted from a PSD design, and it is fully responsive and retina ready. The home page includes a coverage map and city location sections. Pages include a landing page, services, pricing, team members, FAQ, contact, and blog list, grid and two-column layouts. Documentation is included. Pick it for a regional provider that wants to run ads to a landing page and list the cities it serves.
Zomia is a Bootstrap HTML5 template for internet service providers and ISP websites. It adapts to phones, tablets and desktops, is ready for high-density screens, and comes with…
Zeinet HTML: best for a provider with many offers and sections
Zeinet HTML lists 5 home versions, 5 one-page versions and 45+ inner pages, with dark and RTL versions included. Its listing names internet providers, satellite and cable TV, IPTV, online cinema and mobile operators. That makes it the largest HTML option here, so it is a fit for a company with internet, TV and mobile offers that each need pages. A small ISP with three plans will not use most of it.
Zeinet is an HTML template for internet providers, satellite TV operators, broadband and telecom companies. It includes 05 home versions, 05 one-page versions and 45+ inner pages.
NetSpeed HTML: best for plan comparison and sign-up forms
NetSpeed's feature list is short and practical: service comparison tables, subscription forms and a blog section. Images are included and the layout is fully responsive. The demo is a telecom layout, and the listing says you can swap in your own plans, testimonials and blog posts while keeping the tables and forms. Choose it for broadband, satellite TV or telecom firms that care most about plans, pricing and sign-ups. A subscription form still needs a service behind it to process orders.
NetSpeed is an HTML website template for broadband, internet and satellite TV providers. Its features include plan comparisons, subscription forms and a blog area.
Netocla HTML: best for bundling TV and internet packages
Netocla has sections for TV and internet packages, comparison tables, contact forms and call-to-action buttons. The layout is modern and responsive, and the listing says the structure was built with SEO in mind. It suits broadband providers, TV service companies and internet cafe operators. Images are not included in the download, so you will supply your own photos.
An HTML template for broadband, TV and internet providers that need to show packages clearly. It has package sections, comparison tables, contact forms and a responsive layout f…
Netfz HTML: best for a provider that must look established
Netfz is a clean, modern HTML template covering ISP, broadband and satellite TV topics. Its listing says it works for a small local operator or a large corporate group, and the layout is fully responsive. The listing publishes no page count or plan-table feature, so check the demo for the pages you need. Images are not included in the download.
Netfz is an HTML template for internet, broadband and satellite TV companies. It has a clean, modern design and a fully responsive layout that suits both local and corporate bus…
WordPress themes for internet providers
WordPress takes longer to set up but lets non-developers change plans, add news posts and edit pages. These themes use Elementor, a visual page builder. If you have not installed a theme before, read how to install a WordPress theme manually.
Zeinet WordPress: best for ISP plus TV or IPTV offers
Zeinet WordPress has 3 home versions, 3 one-page versions and 30+ inner pages, with a dark version on one page. It is compatible with WooCommerce and WPML. The listing names internet providers, satellite and cable TV operators, IPTV and online cinema. Pick it if you sell more than internet and want a store-style layer, or need a translated site. It is the smaller sibling of the HTML version, which has more pages.
Zeinet is a WordPress theme for internet providers, satellite TV services, broadband operators and telecom companies. It has three home layouts, three one-page versions and 30+…
Netful WordPress: best for a quick start with demo import
Netful WordPress offers one-click demo import, 26+ header styles, 87+ custom elements and Google fonts support. It includes a child theme and supports WPML and Polylang. The listing describes it for internet and broadband providers and also for software businesses. Import the demo first, then replace the text. It is the closest match to the HTML Netful in purpose, though the HTML page list does not carry over, so check the demo.
Netful is a WordPress theme for internet and broadband providers, and it also suits software companies. It works on all browsers and mobile devices, supports Google fonts and in…
Netspeed WordPress: best for package pages built from custom elements
Netspeed adds 59+ custom elements to Elementor, with 20+ header styles, 10+ footer styles and unlimited color options. A child theme is included, and the theme is compatible with WPML and Contact Form 7. It is aimed at broadband and internet providers, satellite TV companies and IT firms that need service package and sign-up pages. Contact Form 7 is a good fit for a simple call-back form.
Netspeed is a WordPress theme for broadband, internet and satellite providers. It includes 59+ custom elements and is built with Elementor for service and plan pages.
Netocla WordPress: best for new ISPs that want comparisons and plugin-based subscriptions
Netocla WordPress lists service comparison layouts, testimonials, subscription management through plugins, 26+ header styles, 10+ footer styles and 87+ custom Elementor elements. A child theme is included. The listing names both startups and established operators. Subscriptions depend on plugins you choose, so decide on billing before you pick the theme.
Netocla is a WordPress theme for broadband TV and internet service providers, from startups to established operators. It can present service comparisons, testimonials and subscr…
Netfz WordPress: best when you want the most header and footer choice
Netfz WordPress lists 87 custom Elementor elements, 22+ header styles, 10+ footer styles, a Redux theme options panel and translation readiness for WPML and Polylang. Images and a child theme are included. It is written for ISPs, broadband and satellite TV firms, and the listing also mentions VOIP providers and telecom firms. The large option set means more choices to make, so set a style guide before you build.
Netfz is a responsive WordPress theme for internet providers, broadband companies and satellite TV businesses. It is built with Elementor and includes header and footer styles f…
Broadband TV Channel ISP: best for a broadband and TV channel company with team and case pages
This Elementor-compatible theme is Gutenberg optimized and widget ready. Its page list is Home, About Us, Why Choose Us, Our Team, Case Study, Pricing Plan, FAQ, Services and Service Details, plus a typography page and four service-style layouts. It is aimed at internet service providers and TV channel operators. The listing text refers to the theme by another name (Cyber), so expect to rewrite some copy.
Broadband -TV Channel Internet Service Provider WordPress Theme, called Cyber in its description, is a WordPress theme for internet service providers and TV channels. It is buil…
How do you choose an ISP website template?
- Start with your plans. If you sell three or four tiers, a comparison table (NetSpeed, Netocla) or a package page (Netful) is enough. If you sell internet, TV and mobile, look at the larger Zeinet.
- Decide how you show coverage. Zomia and Netful list coverage sections. A real address lookup needs your own tool, so a template's coverage block will link to it.
- HTML or WordPress. Choose HTML for a stable site with little to maintain. Choose WordPress if staff will post outage notices, news and plan changes. Our HTML templates vs WordPress themes guide compares them.
- Check what is included. Netspeed HTML and Netfz WordPress say images are included, while Netocla HTML and Netfz HTML say they are not.
- Plan for hosting. A provider site should stay up during incidents. Our domain vs hosting guide explains what to buy.
Companies that sell IT services as well should see our IT company WordPress themes. Browse all HTML site templates or WordPress themes on Manob.
Regular vs Extended License
Every product on Manob has a Regular and an Extended License. Your provider's own website normally needs the Regular License, which covers one end product. See Regular vs Extended License and the license terms. Every item is manually reviewed before it goes live.
New picks added in October 2026
We added five more listings for internet and broadband providers on October 25, 2026, and these notes come from each listing, so open the live demo before you buy.
Zomia WordPress: best for an ISP that sells modems and routers online
This is the WordPress version of Zomia, for internet service providers, broadband, satellite and cable TV, IPTV, VoIP and mobile operators. Its listing shows WooCommerce store pages for modems, WiFi routers and satellite dishes (catalog, product, cart and orders), plus Home, About Us, Service, Pricing, Contact, Team Member, Mission & Vision, FAQ and three blog layouts. It also lists 20+ shortcodes, Revolution Slider, Bootstrap 4, Redux and a child theme. Pick it if you sell hardware next to your plans. One part of the listing names WPBakery and another names Elementor, and the number of homepages is not stated, so confirm both with the seller.
Zomia ISP is a WordPress theme for internet service providers, broadband firms and cable or satellite TV companies. It includes WooCommerce store pages for modems, routers and s…
Netline WordPress: best for a provider that wants many style options
Netline is a WordPress theme for broadband and internet service providers that also suits agencies, software companies and education sites. The listing shows 81+ custom Elementor widgets, six style options (Clean, Corporate, Minimalist, Dark, Futurist and Geometric), 22+ header styles and 10+ footer styles, on Bootstrap 4 with Redux and Contact Form 7. WPML translation support and a child theme are included. It names no plan table or coverage section, so you would build those from its widgets.
Netline is a WordPress theme for broadband and internet providers, IT firms and corporate sites. It includes 81+ custom Elementor widgets, several style options, WPML support an…
Gogrin: best for broadband TV providers and internet cafes
Gogrin Internet Provider and Broadband TV names internet service providers, broadband TV operators and internet cafes. Its listing shows unlimited color options, 26+ header styles, a clean, responsive layout and WooCommerce capability for selling services online, built on Elementor and Bootstrap with Contact Form 7 and Redux. A child theme and documentation with video tutorials are included. The listing does not list its pages, so check the demo for plan and support pages.
A WordPress theme for internet providers and broadband TV services, including satellite TV and internet cafe businesses. It is responsive and offers unlimited color options.
Poket Broadband: best for a small ISP that wants a simple branded site
Poket Broadband is a website template for broadband and internet service providers, and its topics also include internet cafes. The listing describes a predefined layout with many features and a customizable header and footer, meant to be branded with your own design before you publish. It is a short listing with no page list or framework named, so open the live demo to see which sections you would edit.
Poket Broadband is a clean, modern and professional website template for broadband and internet service providers. Its header, footer and layout can be customized to match your…
Netline HTML: best for a quick, small broadband site
Netline HTML is a compact Bootstrap CSS template with broadband internet in its name. The listing says it does not target internet providers only, and it names layouts for education, agency, corporate and non-profit sites, with a fully responsive design and cross-browser support. Its strength is a fast setup for a small project. It names no plan, coverage or support sections, so a provider with several tiers will get more from the ISP-specific templates above.
Netline is a responsive, Bootstrap-based website template that suits education, agency, corporate and non-profit sites. It is quick to set up and works across browsers.
When to look elsewhere
- You have a tiny budget. The WordPress.org theme directory has free themes, which can work for a basic page.
- You need an online order and billing system. A template will not take payments or check addresses. Use your billing software or a hosted builder, and link to it.
- Nobody will edit code or WordPress. A hosted builder or a developer is a safer route.
- You want a larger choice. A bigger marketplace will show more telecom designs.
Frequently asked questions
What should an ISP website include?
Plans with speeds, a comparison table, a coverage section, support and FAQ pages, a contact or call-back form, and a news or blog area for service updates.
Can these templates check coverage by address?
Some listings include a coverage section, such as a map or city list. An address lookup needs your own data and a tool behind it, so link the section to that tool.
Should an ISP use HTML or WordPress?
HTML suits a small, stable site. WordPress suits a team that posts updates, since staff can edit pages without code.
Can I use these for satellite or cable TV companies?
Yes. Most listings name satellite TV, cable TV or broadband TV along with internet service.
Can I preview a template before buying?
Yes. Every item can be previewed before purchase and is manually reviewed before it goes live.