Service Availability
Get Internet Service Availability
Retrieves available Internet service providers and their offerings for the service address associated with the current session.
Data Provided
- Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
- Available plans and pricing
- Technology types (Fiber, Cable, DSL, etc.)
- Maximum speeds
- Provider contact information
- Checkout URLs
Response Timing
- Initial request may return 202 if still processing
- Results typically available within 5-15 seconds
- Implement polling with backoff strategy
Data Freshness
- Results cached for 24 hours
- Real-time availability checks on checkout
- Pricing updated daily
- Coverage maps updated weekly
Example Response
{
"message": "Service coverage for 29090 TIFFANY DR E, SOUTHFIELD, MI 48034",
"request_status": "ok",
"data": {
"internet": [
{
"provider_name": "Rocket Fiber",
"telephone": "800-521-5881",
"provider_logo": "https://harmony.letshum.com/images/providers/rocketfiber.png",
"url": "https://provider.example.com/register?utm_source=Hum",
"button_label": "Get Started",
"min_plan_price": {
"amount_cents": 4999,
"currency": "USD"
},
"offerings": [
{
"technology": "Fiber",
"technology_category": "Terrestrial",
"technology_code": "FTTH",
"max_download_speed": 1000,
"max_upload_speed": 1000,
}
]
}
]
}
}
GET
Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>
, where <token>
is your auth token.
Path Parameters
The session token identifying the specific session
Example:
"Xxjljd2CQgobOvPR3X6Lat"
Response
200
application/json
Internet service providers, available plans, and logos/urls for a given service address.
A message returned by the API. Includes a human-readable message about the status of the request.
Example:
"What happened in the most recent request."
A status code summarizing the outcome of this response.
- ok: Request was successful
- warning: Request was processed but with some issues
- error: Request failed
Available options:
ok
, warning
, error
Example:
"ok"
Metadata about the session. Can be used to track the status of the session, time since creation, and time since last update.
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