Internet Providers in Mazomanie, WI

Internet Access in Mazomanie, Wisconsin

Mazomanie currently has two common Internet providers: Viasat Internet and HughesNet. Viasat is primarily a Satellite provider, with speeds up to 35 Mbps and coverage in near one hundred percent of the city. HughesNet predominantly sells Satellite, with availability for close to one hundred percent of the area and reported download speeds up to a maximum of 25 Mbps.

CenturyLink provides a common second choice, serving Mazomanie with a maximum download speed of 100 Mbps. There are also 2 providers within city limits offering specialized enterprise-level products and services like T1 or custom fiber loops. The small business providers listed above include every provider with explicit business plans on their site, but home providers sometimes have unlisted business packages as well.

In terms of network technologies with significant infrastructure already built in the city, we see that the most common hardwired broadband tech types are DSL (85.83 percent coverage) and Cable (51.68 percent coverage). Cable is marketed by traditional cable TV providers, using their already-built coaxial cable TV networks. Cable can often make sense for Mazomanie residents because of the strong mix of speed and value. Phone companies are the main source for DSL Internet service, which makes technical sense because DSL sends data over phone lines. DSL is the slowest of all other major wired Internet technologies.

As of recent government reports, 33.95 percent of Mazomanie residents are limited to a single option for wired broadband service, or none at all.

The coverage data analysis found here comes from FCC reported data. Providers in Mazomanie are required by law to report deployment and subscriber data biannually. Leveraging our relationships with ISPs, we are able to further verify this data in comparison to privatized data submitted via providers. Between 2014–2022 we processed 2,976 data rows on Internet access in Mazomanie. The speed averages displayed here are calculated based on browser-based speed tests originating from Mazomanie households.