Internet Providers in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin

Internet Access in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin

There are two widely available broadband options in Pleasant Prairie: Viasat Internet and HughesNet. Viasat mostly offers Satellite service, with speeds up to 100 Mbps and availability in near one hundred percent of the population. HughesNet mostly offers Satellite. They have coverage in near one hundred percent of Pleasant Prairie.

There's a strong level of choice between companies within the Pleasant Prairie area, but 1,000 locals can't get access to more than one provider. If these subscribers aren't pleased by their service from the incumbent provider, they have to compromise for a less reliable wireless connection. However, this isn't the norm in Pleasant Prairie — the majority of households have 3-4 choices for Internet service.

Spectrum and AT&T Internet can also provide coverage in Pleasant Prairie, often competing for the same customers.

Cable and DSL are the primary network options within the Pleasant Prairie metro area. They are fighting for potential customers at many addresses and generally competing with each other. Cable network speed is generally better and more robust. That said, overall performance we've recorded with either type are comparable.

The coverage data found here comes via FCC provider-reported data, which requires providers in Pleasant Prairie to report availability data biannually. By leveraging direct agreements with Internet providers, we are able to validate public data against privatized data submitted by providers. The speed averages shown below are calculated based on real-world speed tests originating from the Pleasant Prairie area.