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An ISP, or Internet Service Provider, is a company that provides access to the internet for individuals and organizations for a monthly fee. This access enables users to surf the web, send emails, and use other online services. ISPs can also offer additional services like domain registration, web hosting, and cable TV. Examples of large ISPs include AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon.

How it works

Connection: You establish an account with an ISP, which may include a username, password, and an access number.

Access: You use your ISP to connect to the internet, which can be done through various technologies like cable, fiber, or DSL.

Services: Once connected, you can access a wide range of online services, with speeds and features dependent on your specific plan and hardware.