Internet Providers in Whitewater, Colorado

Internet Access in Whitewater, Colorado

The Internet availability data on this page is drawn from FCC datasets and checked for errors against privatized lit address databases. Since 2014, we've processed 1,266 rows of governmental and private databases about Internet access within Whitewater. We've hand-collected pricing info for 229 residential broadband plans in Whitewater. There is limited speed test data for the Whitewater area — only 199 speed test recordings in the last twelve month period. Residents should note the advertised Internet speeds listed above for Internet providers like HughesNet.

Coverage from Viasat Internet and HughesNet, as a rule, will overlap. As you might expect, the choice between Viasat and HughesNet is a common one in Whitewater.

DSL-based broadband from telephone providers has strong availability compared with other Internet options in Whitewater because it relies on telephone lines for sending digital data. The DSL wire usually comes in via utility poles outside, and you plug in a modem to the ethernet jack to enable your Wifi service.

There's above-average market competition between companies within Whitewater, but 1,000 locals still don't have access to multiple providers. The consequence of this is that if they aren't satisfied with the quality of service, they have no choice but to compromise for a less reliable wireless connection. However, this isn't the norm in Whitewater — the average household has 3 options for Internet service.

While the main ISPs are Viasat and HughesNet, Rise Broadband is also in Whitewater with Fixed Wireless service for 91 percent of census blocks and a recorded maximum speed of 25 Mbps. Fixed wireless plans from brands such as Grand Valley Telecommunications can connect you to 6 Mbps or more via wireless relays. There are 3 providers in Whitewater with specialized enterprise-level services like MPLS. Explore the map below to see broadband coverage at a granular level, or check the "Download Speeds" tab to see how local ISPs compare in speed tests.