Internet Providers in Douglas, OK

Internet Access in Douglas, Oklahoma

FCC Form 477 data is the core source of Douglas broadband availability data listed here. We've examined 712 rows of FCC and privatized data catalogues on broadband availability within Douglas. We've hand-sourced pricing info on 175 Internet and bundle plans in Douglas. There isn't a sufficient amount of speed test information for measuring how local speeds compare to marketed plan speeds for residents of Douglas.

Pioneer Telephone Cooperative is the third largest wired broadband provider in Douglas, available for virtually one hundred percent of local addresses. ProValue.Net is another company worth knowing about — while fixed wireless isn't as well known as cable or DSL, it it offers similar speed and quality.

99.55 percent of Douglas is still left with one or fewer Internet choices. For those outside these underserved areas, the average resident will have 2-3 Internet providers to choose from. Addresses that have more competition will get reduced prices and stronger performance as companies are incentivized to upgrade their services to earn customers.

DSL from telephone providers has a wide coverage area in comparison with other Internet options within Douglas because virtually all houses are wired with telephone lines. Therefore, seeing as most homes are already wired with landline phone wiring, it makes sense that Douglas would have near one hundred percent DSL availability.

Viasat Internet is the most common on the whole. They have Internet coverage for near one hundred percent of the area. HughesNet is available for around near one hundred percent of residents. The top download speed advertised for Viasat reaches 100 Mbps, while HughesNet advertised packages up to 25 Mbps. In general, any speed above 10 Mbps will be sufficient to view standard definition video to devices on WiFi, but is likely to become problematic for multiple users or modern services like video conferencing and etc. Refer to the availability maps below to see how broadband coverage compares down to the census block level.