Google Reviews
basic
Internet users
250
MBPS
Basic internet service plan that is best suited for light web browsing, checking emails, and casual online use.
Essential Internet
Users
500
MBPS
Essential internet that supports multiple household devices for emailing, streaming, and general internet browsing.
tech-
savvy households
1
GIG
Best for tech-savvy homes, offering a smooth experience for working, streaming, learning, and gaming at the same time.
Future-forward
power users
2
GIG
For future-forward power users that are ahead of the curve. Great for gamers, seamless uploading, and work from home.
For extra support and coverage add HomeBridge Connect. Includes extended Wi-Fi coverage and additional technical support.
Why FastBridge Fiber?
We're glad you asked!
Nothing beats fiber. Nothing.
There’s simply no comparison!
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Highly Reliable
Reliability means consistently maintaining a stable connection without interruptions or slowdowns.
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Fiber uses light signals instead of electricity so it’s immune to grounding risks and corrosion. Fiber cables are much less vulnerable to chewing damage from squirrels or rodents.
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Cable lines carry electricity. Power surges and disruptions are often caused by poor grounding, corrosion, rodents chewing on cables, heavy rain, and flooding.
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Like mobile phones impacted by spotty cell coverage, 5G relies heavily on your proximity to cell towers. Weather and physical obstructions like trees or buildings can weaken the signal.
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Reliability ensures uninterrupted access to work, school, security, and entertainment at home. |
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Symmetrical Speeds & Bandwidth
Speed is how fast each piece of data is transmitted. Bandwidth is the total amount of data that can travel through your connection at once.
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High-speed data flows equally well in both directions for fast uploading and downloading.
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Cable networks were built for one-way tv transmission and have very slow upload speed – usually less than 25 MBPS.
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5G networks were designed for downloading. Upload speeds are usually less than 25 MBPS.
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Productivity and home security can be impacted by speed, and when bandwidth is restricted it can lead to significant slowdowns.
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Very Low Latency
Latency is the time it takes for data to travel between your device and its destination, affecting how quickly your connection responds.
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Low latency is crucial for gaming, buying tickets, signing up for classes, trading, and video calls—delays can mean missed opportunities, setbacks, or extra costs. |
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Dedicated Internet Circuit
A dedicated circuit provides exclusive internet access, with no shared bandwidth.
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Sharing a connection can slow you down and create inconsistencies, especially during peak usage times. |
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Consistent Speeds
Consistent speeds mean your internet stays steady all day, even during peak hours.
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You need your internet to perform the same no matter the time of day. Fiber ensures steady performance even during high-demand times. |
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Unlimited Data
Unlimited data means you can use your internet as much as you want without caps or extra charges for high usage.
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Hitting a cap can result in slower speeds due to throttling and extra charges for overages. |
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Future-Proof
Future-proof internet means the infrastructure is built to handle advancements in technology without frequent upgrades.
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Fiber networks are future-proof because they can scale to higher speeds as devices and technology evolve.
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Cable networks require significant infrastructure upgrades to handle the demands of modern devices and technology.
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Evolving, but dependent on costly and time-consuming network expansion.
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As device technology evolves, internet demands will increase and change. |
Features
FastBridge Fiber
Cable Internet
5G Internet
Highly Reliable
Symmetrical Speeds & Bandwidth
Very Low Latency
Dedicated Internet Circuit
Consistent Speeds
Unlimited Data
Future-Proof
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