Internet Plans
Starting at $59/mo
All Plans Include
Free Standard Installation
We provide quality installations for wireless and fiber installations
No Contracts
Our services are billed monthly which means no contracts.
No Data Limits
There are no caps on data, so you don’t have to worry about running out or getting throttled.
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Pricess are listed below, click the plan you are intrested in for more info
Residential Wireless Internet Plans
Basic Internet
Up to 50Mbs- FREE professional install
- Optional Add-ons
- WiFi Gateway
- Includes: Command IQ™ WiFi Control App, 24/7 Network Monitoring and Remote Issue Resolution
- Mesh WiFi Extenders
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Pro Internet
UP to 100Mbs- FREE professional install
- Optional Add-ons
- WiFi Gateway
- Includes: Command IQ™ WiFi Control App, 24/7 Network Monitoring and Remote Issue Resolution
- Mesh WiFi Extenders
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Residential Fiber Internet Plans
Basic Internet
100Mbs- FREE professional install
- Optional Add-ons
- WiFi Gateway
- Includes: Command IQ™ WiFi Control App, 24/7 Network Monitoring and Remote Issue Resolution
- Mesh WiFi Extenders
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Pro Internet
1Gbs- FREE professional install
- Optional Add-ons
- WiFi Gateway
- Includes: Command IQ™ WiFi Control App, 24/7 Network Monitoring and Remote Issue Resolution
- Mesh WiFi Extenders
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Business Wireless Internet Plans
Business
Up to 100Mbs- FREE professional install
- Optional Add-ons
- WiFi Gateway
- Includes: Command IQ™ WiFi Control App, 24/7 Network Monitoring and Remote Issue Resolution
- Mesh WiFi Extenders
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Business
UP to 200Mbs- FREE professional install
- Optional Add-ons
- WiFi Gateway
- Includes: Command IQ™ WiFi Control App, 24/7 Network Monitoring and Remote Issue Resolution
- Mesh WiFi Extenders
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Business Fiber Internet Plans
Business
100Mbs- FREE professional install
- Optional Add-ons
- WiFi Gateway
- Includes: Command IQ™ WiFi Control App, 24/7 Network Monitoring and Remote Issue Resolution
- Mesh WiFi Extenders
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Business
1Gbs- FREE professional install
- Optional Add-ons
- WiFi Gateway
- Includes: Command IQ™ WiFi Control App, 24/7 Network Monitoring and Remote Issue Resolution
- Mesh WiFi Extenders
See Broadband Facts ↓
Which Plan is Right For You?
Casual use
Reliable and Fast
Perfect for Small Households
Balanced Performance
Media Streaming
High-Speed Connectivity
Effortless Streaming and Browsing
Powerful Performance
Multi-Device
Blazing Fast Performance
Seamless Multi-Device Use
Power for Power Users
Best for Businesses
Unmatched Speed
Ultimate Performance
Next-Level Connectivity
F.A.Q.
What is the difference between download speed and upload speed?
Download speed refers to how quickly data is transferred from the internet to your device (e.g., streaming videos, browsing websites), while upload speed is how fast data moves from your device to the internet (e.g., sending emails, uploading photos).
Why is my internet speed slower than what I pay for?
Several factors can cause slow speeds, such as network congestion, faulty equipment, Wi-Fi interference, or too many devices connected at once. Your speed may also be affected by the type of connection (fiber, DSL, cable) and your router’s distance from your device.
What is latency, and why is it important?
Latency refers to the delay or lag in sending data between your device and a server. It’s crucial for activities like gaming or video conferencing, where high latency (high ping) can cause delays and disruptions in communication.
What speed do I need for streaming, gaming, or working from home?
For streaming, 25–50 Mbps is typically enough for HD, while 100 Mbps or more is ideal for 4K. Gaming usually requires at least 10–25 Mbps, but low latency (ping) is equally important. For working from home, 50–100 Mbps ensures smooth video calls and file sharing.
How can I improve my internet speed?
To boost your internet speed, try restarting your modem/router, reducing the number of devices connected, using a wired connection instead of Wi-Fi, and ensuring your router is placed in a central, open area. Upgrading your plan or equipment might also help.
What’s the difference between fiber, cable, and wireless point-to-point internet?
Fiber offers the fastest speeds and reliability, ideal for high-demand users who require consistent, high-performance internet. Cable is widely available and offers good speeds for most households, though it can be affected by network congestion. Wireless point-to-point connections use line-of-sight technology to link two distant locations, providing high-speed internet in rural or remote areas without the need for physical cables, but it can be impacted by weather and obstructions.