Finding reliable internet is no walk in the park when you live in a rural area. Luckily, Dish has internet partners ready to connect you to the world beyond your field of dreams.
Frontier Internet offers DSL service in select rural areas, giving your family the speeds needed to shop, surf, work, and study.
Hughesnet was named the Best Internet Service Provider for Rural Areas in 2022–23 by U.S. News & World Report.
*If you exceed your plan data, you may experience reduced speeds during high-traffic periods.
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While broadband infrastructure continues to expand, it still hasn’t met the demands of all rural areas. That’s why satellite internet is often the easiest way to connect to the online world in rural locations. Satellites use signals from space, placing high-speed internet in your home, so you’re able to check emails, stream movies, and video chat with your friends and family from all over the world. No matter how close or far away from a big city you live, satellite internet is sure to give you the reliable internet you’ve been looking for.
Maybe satellites and broadband aren’t your cups of iced tea. There are other options out there for your rural home to get the internet it needs.
Dial-up uses existing telephone lines, making it the most affordable but not the most reliable internet provider.
Also using existing phone lines, DSL internet is a little faster than dial-up but still lags in reliability.
WISP uses centrally located towers to broadcast a wireless internet signal, but weather can affect your connection.
With cell towers virtually everywhere, cellular broadband internet benefits from its accessibility, but it can be expensive.
No matter where you live, the internet connects you to the larger world. Broadband and satellite internet are just a couple of the options available for internet service in your home. If you want to learn more about your rural internet options, including pricing and availability, USDish has you covered.
