Verizon 5G Home
585G Home Plus
1 Gbps
75 Mbps up
$70
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $70
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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Rural Internet
What is available when you are past the end of the cable plant.
19
Plans
9
Providers
1 Gbps
Fastest
$45/mo
Cheapest
All plans
Rural Internet plans, ranked
This is the national catalog. What you can actually order depends on your address — put in your ZIP code above to filter it down.
Verizon 5G Home
585G Home
300 Mbps
50 Mbps up
$50
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $50
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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T-Mobile Home Internet
58Rely Home Internet
354 Mbps
35 Mbps up
$50
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $50
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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T-Mobile Home Internet
57Amplified Home Internet
415 Mbps
40 Mbps up
$60
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $60
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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T-Mobile Home Internet
55All-In Home Internet
415 Mbps
50 Mbps up
$70
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $70
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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AT&T Internet Air
55Internet Air
225 Mbps
30 Mbps up
$60
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $60
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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EarthLink
52Wireless Home Internet
100 Mbps
20 Mbps up
$65
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $65
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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EarthLink
45Internet 100
100 Mbps
20 Mbps up
$50
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $50
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
CenturyLink
43Simply Unlimited Internet
100 Mbps
10 Mbps up
$55
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $55
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
Rise Broadband
42Rise 100
100 Mbps
15 Mbps up
$85
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $89.13
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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Starlink
42Residential
220 Mbps
25 Mbps up
$55
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $69.54
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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Rise Broadband
41Rise 25
25 Mbps
5 Mbps up
$45
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $49.13
- Data
- 0.25 TB
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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Starlink
41Residential Lite
100 Mbps
15 Mbps up
$49
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $61.46
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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Rise Broadband
40Rise 50
50 Mbps
10 Mbps up
$65
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $69.13
- Data
- 0.5 TB
- Contract
- None
- Equipment
- Included
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HughesNet
32Select
50 Mbps
5 Mbps up
$50
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $50
- Data
- 0.1 TB
- Contract
- 24 mo
- Equipment
- Included
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HughesNet
30Elite
100 Mbps
5 Mbps up
$75
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $75
- Data
- 0.2 TB
- Contract
- 24 mo
- Equipment
- Included
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HughesNet
27Fusion
100 Mbps
5 Mbps up
$90
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $90
- Data
- 0.2 TB
- Contract
- 24 mo
- Equipment
- Included
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Viasat
26Unleashed 50
50 Mbps
3 Mbps up
$100
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $100
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- 24 mo
- Equipment
- Included
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Viasat
20Unleashed 100
100 Mbps
5 Mbps up
$150
per month
- Real cost / mo
- $150
- Data
- Unlimited
- Contract
- 24 mo
- Equipment
- Included
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