Internet Providers in Freeland, Michigan

Internet Access in Freeland, Michigan

You can expect to find two major network types in Freeland: coaxial cable (94.44% availability) and DSL (76.18% availability). Coaxial cable broadband service is provided via cable TV providers, using copper coaxial TV cables on utility poles. DSL is delivered over landline phone lines. The majority of Freeland neighborhoods and addresses can access both coaxial cable or DSL service from two or more providers.

There is a decent amount of choice between providers in Freeland, but 2,000 people in the area still don't have service from more than one provider. If these customers aren't satisfied by their service from the incumbent provider, they are forced to rely on a low-speed wireless connection. However, this issue isn't widespread in Freeland — the average household has 3-4 Internet options.

Spectrum as well as AT&T Internet also offer coverage in Freeland, with shared territory in some neighborhoods.

Coverage from the most common providers, Viasat Internet and HughesNet, in most cases, will overlap. As a result, the choice between Viasat and HughesNet is a common one in Freeland.

Internet access statistics here and elsewhere on BroadbandNow are calculated from a mix of public governmental data from the FCC and private data collected directly from telecoms or via private sources. Statistics shown below regarding speed and performance data comes via M-Labs. Our researchers have manually sourced price and plan details for 192 broadband offerings in Freeland to date.