Internet Providers in Morgan, Texas

Internet Access in Morgan, Texas

Morgan currently has two widely available Internet service providers (ISPs): Viasat Internet and HughesNet. Viasat is primarily a Satellite provider. Their network has speeds up to 35 Mbps and coverage for practically one hundred percent of the population. As for HughesNet, they market Satellite. They have availability in near one hundred percent of Morgan and reported download speeds up to 25 Mbps.

Windstream provides an alternative. They offer 73 percent local coverage and a top download speed of 200 Mbps. Wired Internet isn't actually the only option for Internet access in Morgan. fixed wireless outfits like Nextlink Internet are able to offer 50 Mbps via direct wireless hardware. Outside of residential broadband, there are 3 companies in the city with enterprise-level products and services like T1 and MPLS. The small business providers listed above include every local provider with business plans online.

Since most houses are only wired for one phone provider and cable networks don't generally overlap, the average home in Morgan has 2-3 wired Internet providers available to them. 91.73 percent of the Morgan area — 1,000 people — have one or fewer choices. Regardless of alternative networks with local coverage, cable and DSL broadband usually provide the best pricing for home use.

When we're looking at network technology available within the Morgan area, the most common wired Internet connection types are Fixed Wireless and Satellite, with 71.02% and close to one hundred percent respectively.

The coverage stats here comes from FCC reporting. ISPs in Morgan are required by law to report deployment and subscriber data biannually. Using our relationships with ISPs, BroadbandNow is able to further verify this data against private data including lit addresses submitted via telecoms. This allows us to create more accurate maps and availability data than governmental tools. Our speed averages are calculated based on browser-based speed tests from the Morgan area in the M-Labs database, which is built into Google and BroadbandNow. Some of the other statistics and data included here come from NTIA and Census data publications.