Internet Providers in Pensacola, Florida

Internet Access in Pensacola, Florida

There are two primary broadband options for Pensacola residents: Viasat Internet and HughesNet. Viasat mostly offers Satellite service. They have speeds as high as 35 Mbps and coverage in practically one hundred percent of the population. HughesNet provides Satellite. They have availability in near one hundred percent of Pensacola.

There's a strong level of choice between companies in Pensacola, but 13,000 people in the area can't get service from more than one provider. If these subscribers aren't pleased by their local provider, they are forced to rely on a low-speed wireless. Luckily, this isn't the norm in Pensacola — the average household has 3-4 choices for broadband-quality Internet service.

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Cable and DSL are the dominant network options around the Pensacola metro area. They are fighting for the same customers at many addresses and competing with each other. Performance from cable is generally better and more robust, but overall performance seen with either network type are similar.

While the main ISPs are Viasat and HughesNet, Cox Communications also serves Pensacola with availability for 92 percent of census blocks and a recorded maximum speed of 1,000 Mbps. Providers like Verizon can connect their customers to as much as 0 Mbps using direct wireless relays. There are also 10 providers offering specialized enterprise-level connections like T1 and MPLS. See the interactive map on this page to see how many options residents have at a granular level.