Internet Providers in Denmark, Wisconsin

Internet Access in Denmark, Wisconsin

There are two widely available broadband options in Denmark: Viasat Internet and HughesNet. Viasat mostly offers Satellite service. They have speeds as high as 35 Mbps and availability for practically one hundred percent of the local area. As for HughesNet, they sell Satellite, with availability in virtually one hundred percent of Denmark.

Broadband competition for residents of the Denmark area is strong, with most homes having 4-5 Internet providers available in their area. Internet access isn't always spread out fairly. A notable 56.87 percent of addresses in the area are still limited to one or fewer options.

Cable and DSL providers like CenturyLink are the top network systems with availability in Denmark.

Keep in mind that since FCC data is only processed biannually and only published six or more months later, availability shown here may not be complete. Our process incorporates availability data directly from many major Internet providers to help reduce the lag time.

While the main ISPs are HughesNet and Viasat, CenturyLink also serves the area with a maximum speed of 100 Mbps. Providers such as Bertram Internet can connect their subscribers to 50 Mbps or more using direct wireless relays. for business owners, there are also 3 providers with specialized enterprise connections like T1 and MPLS. Explore the interactive map on this page to compare how many options residents have at the census block level, and check our speed data to see how Viasat compares to other local ISPs in real-world speed tests.