Internet Providers in Hollis, New York

Internet Access in Hollis, New York

Information below is calculated based on biannual FCC provider territory reports. We also use direct reporting from providers to further validate and enhance the information on a census block or lit address level. Pricing and plan data is gathered by our market research division. BroadbandNow has analyzed 288 broadband plans in Hollis. Speed test data in the graph below is limited to 722 records as of 2022. This gives a snapshot of what some subscribers are getting in the area, but trends low since tests are usually run to diagnose home networking issues.

HughesNet is a common second choice to the primary providers, serving Hollis with a maximum speed of 25 Mbps. There are also 2 providers within the city offering enterprise and smb subscriptions such as point-to-point connectivity. Our listings include every provider with business services advertised on their site, but consumer-focused companies sometimes have unlisted business plans as well.

The average home in Hollis has 3 wired broadband providers to choose from (3 per census block specifically). DSL and cable Internet usually provide the most agreeable price for home use.

Spectrum is the most widespread choice for Hollis residents. The provider is accessible for practically one hundred percent of Hollis census blocks. Viasat Internet is also a common choice, with coverage in practically one hundred percent of Hollis with predominantly Satellite broadband service. Viasat's strongest plan in Hollis is 35 megabits per second.

The takeaway is that Hollis's broadband infrastructure conforms with a similar pattern to other US cities: widespread coverage for cable and DSL, but only two choices since most residences are stuck with one company for either type of service. The cable/DSL pattern has a logical cause. Broadband Internet outfits have their roots as cable TV and telephone corporations. So, they use pre-existing wired networks to deliver Internet services. Fiber service is slowly expanding as a third option. While not all "Fiber" plans are true "Fiber to the Home" connections, 99.36 percent of the population is covered by fiber Internet that reaches to the street nearby.