Alaska Internet Providers
The state of Alaska is home to many local and national internet providers. With different options available, determining which provider and plan works best for you can be challenging. At Bandwidth Place, our goal is to make that process simple, painless, and straightforward.
Enter your 5-digit zip code in the Search Box to look up the main internet service providers in Alaska. Or give us a call at 800-990-0017 for a free quote. We are here to help you finding the most affordable plan for the fastest internet available in your area.
Alaska Average Internet Speed
44.6
Mbps
Enter your zip code for internet plans and pricing in your city
Alaska Average Internet Speeds by City
| Location | Download | Upload | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anchorage | 48 | / | 15 | Mbps |
| Wasilla | 21 | / | 7 | Mbps |
| Fairbanks | 41 | / | 14 | Mbps |
| Eagle River | 63 | / | 16 | Mbps |
| Juneau | 78 | / | 19 | Mbps |
| North Pole | 66 | / | 19 | Mbps |
| Palmer | 33 | / | 10 | Mbps |
| Ketchikan | 35 | / | 37 | Mbps |
| Seward | 34 | / | 5 | Mbps |
| Soldotna | 24 | / | 7 | Mbps |
Alaska Average Download Speeds by City
Internet Service Provider List
| Provider | Download Speed | |
|---|---|---|
| Viasat | 100 Mbps | View Plans |
| HughesNet | 25 Mbps | View Plans |
What types of internet are available in Alaska
When it comes to internet service, we're all after the same exact thing: a speedy, reliable connection that’s as good to your pockets as it is to your devices.
There are five primary internet types to choose from in the U.S.; however, coverage for each of these internet connection types largely depends on where you live.
Use our zip code search to find provider plans available in your area.
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Alaska Frequently Asked Questions
How can I compare internet providers in Alaska?
Before committing to any Alaska internet provider, it’s important to first determine that the plan you’re interested in matches your connectivity demands. Comparing providers is a crucial step in your decision-making process and there are several important factors to consider before making your final decision including:
- Cost
- Bandwidth
- Speed
- Bundling Options
- Contract Terms
What internet speed do I need?
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) defines fast internet as a web connection offering download speeds of at least 25 Mbps and upload speeds of at least 3 Mbps. These standard speeds smoothly support most common online activities such as web browsing, high-definition video streaming, and file downloading.
How much bandwidth do I need?
Bandwidth is the maximum amount of data that can be transmitted via internet connection within a fixed amount of time. In simpler terms, bandwidth measures the total volume of information that can be transferred.
Learn how much bandwidth your household or business needs by determining the following factors:
- The number of people using the internet connection
- The number of devices using the internet connection
- The types of online activities users will be doing (i.e. gaming, 4K streaming, file downloading, etc.)
- The bandwidth required per each activity
For most households, at least 5 Mbps will suffice, but for larger office settings or households subject to heavy internet usage, 20 Mbps can easily accommodate all types of simultaneous streaming, downloading, and web browsing.
Bandwidth Place is here to help
Need help figuring out how to choose the best internet service provider in Alaska or have further questions? Bandwidth Place can help every step of the way. We’re here to simplify your buyer’s journey and narrow down your search to the best internet packages in your state.
Whether you prefer Satellite, Cable, DSL, Fixed Wireless, or Fiber-Optic, Bandwidth Place can help you determine the best option for your specific needs. Call us today at 800-990-0017.