Internet Providers in Batavia, New York

Internet Access in Batavia, New York

Information surfaced below is based on the FCC's bi-annual coverage reports. We also use direct provider coverage reports and other private datasets to enhance that data. Plan, pricing, and other data is hand-gathered manually through our data science team. BroadbandNow has aggregated 277 broadband plans in and near Batavia in the past few years. Speed test data shown here for Batavia is limited to the 15,718 user speed tests shown in the listings below.

Spectrum is an second choice to the primary providers (Viasat and HughesNet), serving Batavia with a maximum download speed of 940 Mbps. Aside from residential broadband, there are also 6 companies in Batavia marketing enterprise and business services like SD-WAN and MPLS. We list every local provider with business services on their website, but keep in mind that home providers sometimes offer unlisted business options as well.

Since many houses come pre-wired for one telephone (DSL) provider and one cable television provider, the average home in Batavia has 2-3 wired Internet providers available to them (2.8 per census block). 1.33 percent of the Batavia area have one or fewer options for which provider to use. cable and DSL broadband almost always offer the most agreeable price for home use.

Viasat Internet is the most likely choice for Batavia residents. virtually one hundred percent of the Batavia area can get access to them. HughesNet is also a common option in the area, with coverage in near one hundred percent of residents with predominantly Satellite broadband service. The fastest plan listed by HughesNet in Batavia is 25 megabits per second.

The takeaway here is that Batavia's Internet infrastructure follows a similar pattern to other US cities: widespread access to bundled cable and DSL service, except that a majority of houses or apartments are limited to one provider for subscribing to either type of Internet service. The cable/DSL pattern results from the fact that most Internet service providers are former cable TV and landline phone corporations. So, they can use pre-existing copper wired networks to deliver Internet bundles. Fiber network access is growing as a third option. While some "Fiber" plans aren't actually "Fiber to the Home" connections, 80.84 percent of the Batavia area has coverage by fiber Internet stretching at least to the property.