Find the Best Satellite Internet Providers in Your Area

Why Choose Satellite Internet?

Unlike fiber, cable, and DSL internet connections, satellite internet is available everywhere throughout the country. It is also popular among rural users for this reason. Whether you live away from a busy city, or among the mountains, satellite will have your back at all times.

It transmits data through satellites that orbit the earth in space. From there, signals reach your internet service provider that passes data to your residence. Using a satellite dish and a modem, you get internet access at home.

Still confused? Here is a quick overview:

Find the Best Satellite Internet Based on Your Needs

Which satellite internet plan will work best for you depends on your requirements. If you use the internet for very basic tasks like checking emails, sending messages, or surfing occasionally, you might not want to pay a lot for your services. However, if you have a higher internet dependence, your priority will be speed and performance.

To help you choose the right satellite internet plan, we present providers based on the factors that matter the most to you!

Best for Performance

Up to 100 Mbps¹

Start from $49.99/mo
for first 12 months‡.

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24-month commitment and early service termination fees apply. Monthly Fee reflects the applied $5 savings for ACH enrollment. Offer may vary by geographic area
¹Stated speeds are not guaranteed.

Why we recommend this provider

Hughesnet, powered by JUPITER™ 3, is a reliable high-speed satellite internet provider that offers speeds sufficient for HD streaming, browsing, surfing, and enjoying podcasts from the comfort of your home. At an affordable price, Hughesnet offers unlimited standard data² and free professional installation with all plans.

2. Standard Data may be slower than other traffic during high-traffic periods.

Best for Speed

Up to 25 – Up to 150 Mbps¹  

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¹Speeds are "up to," are not guaranteed and will vary.

Why we recommend this provider

Viasat Unleashed offers unlimited² and reliable high-speed internet for residential satellite users. With Viasat, you get contract-free services in various locations across the country. Depending on where you live, you can also opt for professional installation for FREE or a small added fee.

2. If your data usage is trending to exceed the "typical usage" of a residential user on our network, you may have reduced priority during times of network congestion resulting in slower speeds. Typical usage currently means usage trending to not exceed 850 GBs in any 30-day period. The typical usage amount will vary based on network demands. Please visit www.viasat.com/legal and review the Viasat Unlimited Data Policy for more details.

Factors to Consider While Choosing a Satellite Internet Provider

If you’re looking for a satellite internet connection, chances are you have already rummaged through the available options. In order to find the best internet near you, keep these factors in mind:

• Download Speed: Whether you’re a minimal or heavy user, no one likes to stare at a loading screen. As satellite internet offers relatively slower speeds than all other internet connection types, you should look for high-speed options in your area and choose a plan that offers download speeds of around 100 Mbps.
• Data Caps: The second most important factor to consider is data caps. Satellite internet speeds start to drop as soon as you reach your allotted data limit. This can be very frustrating for users who have a higher requirement. Make sure to choose a plan that offers at least standard unlimited data so that even if you end up using your priority data, you can still keep using the internet for the rest of your billing cycle.
• Equipment Charges and Installation: It requires a satellite dish on top of your internet modem. This increases your overall equipment fees and some providers charge a heavy rental fee for equipment every month. Secondly, you may also be charged for a professional installation the first time you get a plan which will add another chunk of money to your bill. Make sure to check for additional equipment fees when browsing for a plan.