ISP | Lowest Price | Top Speeds |
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Viasat | 12 Mbps for $50 | 30 Mbps fo $100 |
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HughesNet | 25 Mbps for $40/mo (promo) | 25 Mbps for $150/mo w/50GB |
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Basic Internet Plans
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost |
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.8 | .4 | $50 |
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1.5 | 1 | $50 |
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5 | 1 | $50 |
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- Basic plans are $50 per month
- $99 install fee
- 1TB data allowance
These plans are good for email, web surfing, social networking, and small file downloads.
Internet Only Plans
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost |
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5 | 5 | $60 |
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10 | 10 | $60 |
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25 | 25 | $60 |
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50 | 50 | $60 |
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100 | 100 | $60 |
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- Speeds depend on where you live and wiring in your location
- Plans are $60 per month
- $99 install fee
- 1TB data allowance
These plans are better for multiple device usage, streaming video, online gaming, large files, etc
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down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost |
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300 | 300 | $55 |
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500 | 500 | $65 |
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1GB | 1000 | $80 |
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Max speed per plan is based on your location.
Internet Packages
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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940 (fiber) | 940 | $100 |
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100 | 100 | $50 |
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80 | 80 | $50 |
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40 | 40 | $50 |
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20 | 10 | $50 |
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15 | 10 | $50 |
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- Speed varies by location
- CenturyLink plans are no contract
- Prices are for lifetime of agreement
- Purchase or lease a CenturyLink modem, or use your own
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Gigabit Areas
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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100 | | $75 |
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200 | | $85 |
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400 | | $95 |
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1000 | | $125 |
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Non Gigabit Areas
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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50 | | $75 |
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75 | | $85 |
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100 | | $95 |
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150 | | $115 |
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- Altice Fiber provides 1 Gig speeds.
- 24/7 customer support.
- built in Wi-Fi
Stores located in Arkadelphia, Batesville, Cabot, El Dorado, Heber Springs, Helena, Hot Springs Village, Jonesboro, Magnolia, Malvern, Mt Home, Pocahontas, Russellville
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Spectrum Internet
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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300 | (no data caps) | $50 |
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500 | (Internet Ultra upgrade) | $70 |
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1 GB | (Internet Gig upgrade) | $90 |
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- Advanced WiFi option lets you control what devices get wifi
- Cable connection
- Free modem
- Contract free plan
- No data caps
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Xfinity Internet
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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60 | 2 (Performance) | $40 |
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250 | 5 (Blast!) | $60 |
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400 | 10 (Extreme Pro) | $80 |
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1000 | 35 (Gigabit) | $90 |
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2000 | 2K (Gigabit Pro) | $300 |
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- Minimum 1 year agreement required
- Equipment and installation fees
Service centers in Little Rock, North Little Rock, West Memphis (Crittenden & Pulaski county).
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Gen5 Service Plans
down (GB) | up (GB) | cost (GB) |
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100 | 3 | $50 |
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250 | 10 | $60 |
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500 | 30 | $80 |
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1 GB | 35 | $100 |
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- 1 year commitment
- installation & equipment fees not included
- includes wi-fi hotspots and security.
Cox Solutions Stores or dealers located in Bentonville, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Harrison, Rogers & Siloam Springs (Washington, Sebastian, Boone & Benton County).
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Internet Packages
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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3 to 15 Mbps | 1.0 Mbps | $49.95 to 59.95 |
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18 to 30 Mbps | 1.5 Mbps | $59.95 |
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40 to 80 Mbps | 40 Mbps | $59.95 to $79.95 |
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100 to 115 Mbps * | 100 Mbps | $59.95 to $79.95 |
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200 to 500 Mbps | 500 Mbps | $69.95 to $89.95 |
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1 Gb | 1Gb | $89.95 |
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2 Gb | 2 Gb | $19.95 |
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5 Gb | 5 Gb | $189.95 |
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- * Most popular plan
- All speeds are dependent on serviceability at physical address—speeds vary by distance.
- 24/7 Customer support via phone or chat
- 12 month commitment
- Router Rental: $12.95/month
- Professional Installation: $79.95 one-time fee
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High Speed Internet
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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50 | # | $27 |
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200 | # | $37 |
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400 | fiber | $47 |
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500 | fiber | $57 |
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1000 | fiber | $67 |
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- No contract required for internet only plans.
- Modem and installation fees apply.
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CableOne / Sparklight
Internet Packages
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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200 | 20 | $45 / 65 |
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300 | 30 | $80 |
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500 | 40 | $90 |
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1 GB | 50 | $110 |
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- No contracts
- Can service up to 50 devices depending on plan
- Need to have a DOCSIS 3.1 modem
- Modem lease required with WI-FI
Service available in Fouke & Texarkana.
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Fidelity Communications
Internet Packages
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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50 | 50 | $45 |
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100 | 100 | $70 |
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1000 | 1000 | $100 |
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- Second year rates may vary
- Free wi-fi
- Price includes free install and no contract
Service areas include Alexander, Bauxite, Beebe, Benton, Bryant, Cherokee Village, Hardy, Haskell, Hensley, Highland, Little Rock, Mabelvale, Mammoth Springs, Maumelle, North Little Rock, Pulaski & Shannon Hills.
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GoogleFiber
Fiber Plans
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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100 | 100 | $50 |
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1000 | 1000 | $70 |
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100 + TV | 100 | $140 |
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1000 + TV | 1000 | $160 |
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- Includes home Wi-Fi
- No contracts or installation fees
- 24/7 customer service
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Metered broadband
download speed (Mbps) | high speed data (GB) | cost |
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12 | 40 GB | $50 / $70 |
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25 | 60 GB | $70 / $100 |
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50 | 300 GB | $200 / $300 |
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50 | 150 GB | $150 / $200 |
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50 | 100 GB | $100 / $150 |
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- 2 yr contract
- First price shown is for first 3 months (promo)
- After high speed data limit is used, you still get access to standard data (slower)
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Internet Only Plans
download speed (Mbps) | high speed data (GB) | cost |
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25 | 15 GB | $65 |
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25 | 30 GB | $75 |
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25 | 45 GB | $110 |
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25 | 75 GB | $160 |
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- 2 year commitment
- lease or purchase equipment
- includes wi-fi.
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Broadband in Arkansas The state government of Arkansas recently created a goal to bring high speed broadband networks to all rural communities by 2022. Called the State Broadband Plan, it will utilize federal funding to create new lines and access infrastructure to previously underserved towns and areas. Arkansas is on one the least connected states and internet connectivity, especially for schools, has become a priority. Some of the least connected counties of the state include Calhoun, Newton, Stone, and Van Buren counties.
A new law will soon allow small towns and cities to develop their own broadband networks, so long as they have a grant to do so. Specifically it is a repeal of The Telecommunications Regulatory 9 Reform Act of 1997. This development is partially a result of poor connectivity throughout the state. Lawmakers now realize that citizens need high speed internet in order to work.