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1-844-637-5113Viasat Staff rating
Viasat delivers nationwide satellite internet with improved speeds and flexible plans Viasat is one of the major U.S. satellite internet providers, competing primarily with HughesNet and Starlink [1]. The company's defining advantage is near-universal availability—if you have an unobstructed view of the southern sky, you can access Viasat service regardless of location [2]. This makes satellite internet essential for rural and remote areas where cable, fiber internet, and even DSL infrastructure doesn't reach. In March 2024, Viasat simplified its residential offerings by introducing Viasat Unleashed, a single-plan structure now available to 93% of customers [3]. This plan eliminates the confusing tier system that previously characterized satellite internet pricing. Unleashed offers unlimited high-speed data without contracts, download speeds up to 150 Mbps in select markets, and month-to-month service flexibility [4][5]. For budget-conscious customers, Viasat Essentials provides a lower-cost alternative with speeds ranging from 12-50 Mbps [6]. Viasat is actively expanding its satellite fleet through the ViaSat-3 constellation. The ViaSat-3 F2 satellite successfully launched on November 13, 2025, and is expected to enter commercial service in early 2026, adding more than 1 terabit per second of capacity over the Americas [7][8]. This follows the troubled launch of ViaSat-3 F1 in May 2023, which suffered an antenna deployment failure that reduced its capacity by more than 90% but still provides limited service for aviation and government customers [9][10]. Satellite internet does have inherent technological characteristics that distinguish it from terrestrial connections. Service costs more than cable or fiber, speeds remain slower than wired alternatives, and latency is significantly higher due to the 22,000+ mile distance signals must travel to geostationary satellites [11]. However, for homes and businesses in areas lacking infrastructure for cable or fiber, Viasat provides essential connectivity that enables streaming, remote work, online education, and staying connected to the digital world. Viasat satellite internet is available nationwide, covering all 50 states plus Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico [12]. The company estimates that 99% of U.S. households can access their service [13]. Unlike cable or fiber providers that require physical infrastructure buildout, satellite internet's primary installation requirement is an unobstructed view of the southern sky for the satellite dish. This extensive coverage makes Viasat particularly valuable in rural and remote areas where traditional wired internet providers haven't built infrastructure. Mountain communities, farms, ranches, and homes in sparsely populated regions often have Viasat as their only option for broadband-speed internet. The service also functions as a reliable backup solution for small businesses that need redundancy in case their primary cable or fiber connection fails. Geographic location does affect the specific speeds and pricing available to customers. Viasat's Unleashed plan offers speeds up to 150 Mbps, but actual maximum speeds vary by area depending on satellite coverage patterns and local network demand [14]. Customers need to enter their specific address on Viasat's website to determine which speed tiers and pricing options are available at their location. The physical installation process requires mounting a satellite dish with clear line-of-sight to Viasat's satellites positioned in geostationary orbit above the equator. Professional installation is mandatory—customers cannot self-install the equipment. Trees, buildings, or terrain features that block the southern sky view will prevent service, though technicians evaluate site feasibility before scheduling installation.
PROS
Wide coverage means 99% of U.S. households can get satellite internet Unlimited standard data Higher speeds than other satellite providers
Cons
Slower than fiber or cable internet Higher latency or “ping” Can experience temporary “rain fade” during heavy rain or snow
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1-833-440-3543MetroNet Staff rating
Metronet offers fiber internet's superior performance with competitive pricing and rapid expansion In 2024, Metronet earned recognition as PCMag's "Fastest ISP in the United States" for both 2023 and 2024 [1]. In a significant development, a joint venture between T-Mobile and KKR completed the acquisition of Metronet in July 2025, with residential fiber customers now served under the T-Mobile Fiber brand while Metronet continues to manage network buildouts and infrastructure [2]. The company currently delivers multi-gigabit internet service to more than 3 million homes and businesses across 300+ communities in 19 states [3]. Metronet's coverage spans three major regions: a large portion of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic, the South and Southwest (including Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado), and Florida in the Southeast. With an ambitious expansion plan targeting 6.5 million homes passed by the end of 2030, Metronet is adding fiber availability to underserved markets at an unprecedented pace [4].
All Metronet connections utilize 100% fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) technology, delivering symmetrical upload and download speeds that cable and DSL providers cannot match. Metronet strategically builds in areas that lack another fiber provider, bringing high-speed options to communities previously limited to slower connection types.
States with Metronet service: Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin. Major cities include Colorado Springs, Des Moines, Indianapolis, Lexington, Norfolk, Tallahassee, Dayton, Aurora (IL), Lansing, and Rochester (MN), with over 300 total communities served. In 2025 alone, Metronet announced fiber expansion plans in 32 new cities. Following the T-Mobile/KKR joint venture completed in July 2025, Metronet residential customers transitioned to T-Mobile Fiber branding for retail services, while Metronet focuses on network engineering, design, deployment, and installation [5]. The company maintains its commercial services business independently.PROS
Fiber internet brings fast, symmetrical speeds Competitive prices for 2 years No data caps or contracts required
Cons
Limited area of coverage Extra fee for tech support Multi-gig plans still rare
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1-844-637-5113Viasat Pricing
Viasat offers simplified pricing with promotional discounts for new customers Viasat restructured its residential pricing in March 2024 to create a more straightforward plan structure. The company now primarily offers two options: Viasat Unleashed and Viasat Essentials. Viasat Unleashed is the company's flagship residential plan, available to approximately 93% of customers. Pricing ranges from $69.99 to $119.99 per month depending on geographic location, with speeds up to 150 Mbps in select markets. This plan operates month-to-month with no contract required, allowing customers to cancel anytime without early termination fees. Unleashed includes unlimited high-speed data, though customers trending toward exceeding 850GB in a 30-day period may experience reduced priority during network congestion, resulting in slower speeds. Viasat Essentials serves as the budget-friendly alternative, offering speeds ranging from 12 to 50 Mbps at a promotional price of $39.99 per month. Unlike Unleashed, Essentials requires a 12-month contract commitment. Customers who cancel early pay a $15 early termination fee for each remaining month on the contract. New customer promotions: Viasat currently (as of December 2025) offers new residential customers $30 per month off their first three months of service, reducing Essentials pricing to as low as $39.99/month initially. Customers must mention this promotional offer when ordering to receive the discount. Data management: While Viasat markets its plans as "unlimited data," there are practical usage considerations. The company defines "typical usage" as trending not to exceed 850GB in any 30-day period. Customers who regularly exceed this threshold may have their connection deprioritized during times of network congestion, similar to how cellular carriers manage heavy data users. However, Viasat does not charge overage fees or completely throttle speeds—deprioritization only occurs when the network experiences congestion. Viasat offers "Free Zone" hours during off-peak times when data usage doesn't count toward monthly totals, allowing customers to schedule large downloads or updates strategically.
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1-833-440-3543Metronet Pricing
Metronet's prices start competitively with gradual increases and transparent rate structures Metronet offers fiber internet plans ranging from 500 Mbps to 2 Gbps, with promotional pricing that increases in stages rather than dramatic jumps after the first year [6]. With the entry-level plan, you’re paying roughly $0.09 per Mbps, which is a good competitive rate. Plans also include optional price locks that guarantee rates for up to 24 months. Current Metronet pricing:
- 500 Mbps: $44.95/mo for 12 months without price lock, or $60/mo with 24-month price lock
- 1 Gig: $49.95/mo for 12 months, $59.95/mo (month 13), $69.95/mo (month 25), then $89.95/mo regular rate; or $70/mo with 24-month price lock
- 2 Gig: $69.95/mo for 12 months, increasing to $119.95/mo regular rate; or $80/mo with price lock
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1-844-637-5113Viasat Reliability and Performance
Satellite technology provides reliable connectivity with inherent speed and latency limitations Viasat delivers internet service via geostationary satellites orbiting approximately 22,000 miles above Earth's equator. This technology ultimately determines both the advantages and limitations of the service. Speed performance: Viasat advertises speeds up to 150 Mbps on its Unleashed plans in select markets, representing a significant improvement over the company's legacy offerings. However, actual speeds vary considerably by location and network conditions. Real-world testing shows Viasat's average download speeds hover around 2.82 Mbps to 5 Mbps in many areas—far below advertised maximums. Upload speeds remain asymmetrical and significantly slower than downloads across all Viasat plans, typically ranging from 3-5 Mbps. This asymmetry affects activities requiring substantial uploads, such as video conferencing, content creation, cloud backups, and sharing large files. Latency concerns: The most significant technical limitation of geostationary satellite internet is latency—the time delay for data to travel to the satellite and back. Viasat customers typically experience latency between 600-700 milliseconds. By comparison, cable and fiber connections deliver latency of 20-40 milliseconds. This high latency makes real-time applications challenging. Online gaming suffers from noticeable lag that puts satellite users at a disadvantage in competitive play. Video conferencing experiences delays that create awkward pauses in conversation. VoIP phone calls may have echo or timing issues. Websites and applications that require frequent back-and-forth communication feel sluggish compared to wired connections. Weather sensitivity: Satellite internet experiences "rain fade"—temporary signal degradation or complete interruption during heavy rain, snow, or thick cloud cover. This is a major limitation of the technology as precipitation absorbs and scatters the radio frequency signals traveling between the satellite dish and orbiting spacecraft. Service typically returns automatically once weather clears, but customers should expect periodic outages during severe weather events. Reliability advantages: Despite these limitations, satellite internet offers reliability benefits that terrestrial connections cannot match. The service continues functioning during disasters that damage ground-based infrastructure such as hurricanes, floods, or wildfires that destroy cable lines. This makes satellite internet valuable for emergency preparedness and explains why military and maritime operations rely on the technology.
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1-833-440-3543Metronet Reliability and Performance
All-fiber technology delivers consistently fast symmetrical speeds Metronet's 100% fiber-optic network provides a significant performance advantage over cable and DSL connections. The company earned PCMag's "Fastest ISP in the United States" designation for both 2023 and 2024, reflecting independently verified speed test results. Fiber advantages Because Metronet runs fiber directly to customer homes without using coaxial cable or copper phone lines for the final connection, customers receive dedicated bandwidth that isn't shared with neighbors. This gives symmetrical speeds where upload performance equals download speed, which is a critical feature for remote work, video conferencing, content creation, live streaming, and uploading large files to cloud storage. Real-world speed tests from Metronet customers consistently show performance that meets or exceeds advertised rates. Users report receiving 520-540 Mbps on 500 Mbps plans and over 900 Mbps on 1 Gig plans. Symmetrical speeds mean a 1 Gig plan provides 1,000 Mbps upload alongside 1,000 Mbps download, while cable internet typically offers only 30-35 Mbps upload even on gigabit download plans. Fiber connections maintain consistent performance during peak usage hours when cable networks often experience slowdowns from neighborhood congestion. The technology also remains unaffected by weather conditions that can disrupt satellite or fixed wireless services. Additionally, fiber-optic cables are significantly more difficult to tap or intercept than traditional copper wiring, providing better security advantages. Future-ready infrastructure As emerging technologies like augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and AI-powered applications demand greater bandwidth, Metronet's fiber infrastructure can accommodate these needs. Metronet reports 99.9% uptime reliability across its network. Customer reviews highlight strong consistency, with users noting reliable performance for demanding applications including competitive gaming (ping under 15ms), 4K streaming on multiple devices, and professional video conferencing.
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1-844-637-5113Viasat Equipment, Installation and Bonus Features
Professional installation required with lease or purchase equipment options Viasat requires professional installation—customers cannot self-install the satellite dish and modem equipment. A certified technician visits the property to mount the dish, align it precisely with Viasat's satellites, run cabling into the home, and connect the WiFi modem. Installation process: Standard installation typically costs $99.99 as a one-time fee, though Viasat frequently waives this charge during promotional periods. The actual installation cost varies based on results from a soft credit check and the complexity of the installation site. Customers with qualifying credit may receive free installation, while non-standard installations requiring additional labor or materials may incur charges exceeding $100. The installation appointment usually takes several hours. The technician must find an optimal location for the satellite dish that provides unobstructed southern sky view, securely mount the dish, run coaxial cable from the dish to the modem location inside the home, install the modem, and conduct signal testing to ensure proper alignment. Equipment options: Viasat offers two payment structures for the required satellite dish and modem equipment. Customers can choose either a monthly lease at $15 per month or a one-time lifetime lease payment of $250. The lifetime lease option is basically prepayment for equipment use as long as the customer maintains Viasat service—it is not a purchase, and equipment must still be returned if service is canceled. Mathematically, the lifetime lease becomes cost-effective after approximately 17 months of service ($250 ÷ $15/month = 16.67 months). Customers planning to maintain Viasat service for multiple years save money with the upfront payment, while those uncertain about long-term commitment benefit from the monthly rental's flexibility. Equipment return requirements: When customers cancel Viasat service, they must return all company-owned equipment including the modem. However, the satellite dish itself typically remains mounted on the property—Viasat does not send technicians to remove dishes, and customers who want removal face a fee or must arrange removal themselves. Failure to return the modem and other returnable equipment results in unreturned equipment fees added to the final bill. Viasat provides instructions and return shipping materials for equipment return. Dish relocation: Customers who move to a new address while maintaining Viasat service can have their dish relocated for a $200 fee. This requires a new technician visit to properly mount and align the dish at the new location. Alternatively, customers can cancel service at one address and establish new service at another address, though this involves separate installation processes and fees. Optional protection plans: Viasat offers EasyCare service plans that cover technical support, service calls, and equipment protection. Multiple EasyCare tiers provide different levels of coverage, with promotional offers including the first three months free for EasyCare and EasyCare+, or reduced rates for EasyCare Premium during the first three months.
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1-833-440-3543Metronet Equipment, Installation and Bonus Features
Free router included with most plans, straightforward installation process Metronet includes a free eero Pro 6E wireless router with all internet plans up to 2 Gig at no monthly rental charge. This eliminates the equipment fees that many ISPs charge, though customers have to return the router when canceling service or face a non-return equipment fee of up to $150. The included eero Pro 6E is a WiFi 6E router that provides strong wireless coverage for most homes. Customers can optionally add Metronet's WholeHome WiFi service ($9.95/mo), which uses eero mesh networking technology to create a smart mesh network that eliminates dead zones in larger homes [8]. The mesh system automatically routes devices to the strongest signal and hands off connections as you move through your house. Tech-savvy customers on any plan can opt to use their own router instead of the provided eero. Installation Standard professional installation costs $75, though this fee is frequently waived during promotional periods. The installation process typically takes a few hours and requires an adult 18 or older to be present. Installation timelines vary, with some customers reporting quick turnaround within days, while others in new buildout areas may wait 2-4 weeks depending on infrastructure readiness [9]. The technician will run fiber directly to your home, install the optical network terminal (ONT), connect the WiFi router, and test the connection. Metronet's mandatory TechAssure fee ($12.95/mo) covers all future service calls, equipment repairs, and technical support at no additional charge. This means if your router fails, your connection experiences issues, or you need a technician visit, there are no surprise charges — the monthly fee covers these services.
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1-844-637-5113Viasat Experience & Support
Mixed customer experiences reflect satellite internet's technological constraints Viasat does not appear in major national customer satisfaction surveys like J.D. Power, but multiple independent sources provide insight into customer experiences. The ratings paint a picture of divided opinions—satisfaction strongly correlates with customers' expectations and alternative options. The American Customer Satisfaction Index rates Viasat within the "All Others" category at 64 out of 100 [15]. For context, the best internet service providers score 73 out of 100, while the worst score 55 out of 100. Viasat's positioning below the industry average of 70 indicates systemic challenges, though it avoids falling into the bottom tier of ISP performance. What customers praise: Positive reviews consistently highlight several strengths. Customers in rural areas express appreciation for having internet access at all—many note that Viasat represents their only option for broadband speed. Installation technicians receive frequent compliments for professionalism, friendliness, and thoroughness during setup appointments. The service maintains reliability except during severe weather, and customers value 24/7 customer support availability for troubleshooting issues. Some customers report satisfactory speeds for their needs, particularly those with modest usage focused on email, web browsing, and occasional streaming. Long-time subscribers who remember the limitations of dial-up internet or earlier satellite services view Viasat's current speeds as substantial improvements. Common complaints: Negative reviews cluster around predictable issues inherent to satellite technology. Speeds frequently fall far short of advertised maximums, with customers reporting actual performance in the single-digit megabit range despite paying for plans marketed at 100-150 Mbps [16]. High latency makes online gaming frustrating or impossible, creates awkward delays in video calls, and causes general sluggishness when browsing websites. Data usage tracking generates significant frustration. Customers report reaching their soft 850GB cap quickly—sometimes within days—despite limited usage patterns. The company's data usage measurements don't always align with customer understanding of their activities, leading to disputes about whether deprioritization is justified. This issue particularly affects households with multiple users, gaming consoles, or 4K streaming habits. Billing problems appear frequently in customer feedback. Reviewers report being charged after cancellation, experiencing unexpected price increases, receiving conflicting information from different customer service representatives, and struggling to obtain refunds or credits [17]. Multiple customers describe discovering they had been charged for years after supposedly canceling service—a serious red flag regarding the company's billing and cancellation procedures [18]. The equipment return policy creates frustration, particularly the expectation that customers remove roof-mounted satellite dishes themselves or pay additional fees for removal. Elderly customers and those with mobility limitations find this requirement unreasonable and potentially dangerous. Weather interruptions: As expected with satellite technology, heavy rain or snow causes temporary service disruptions. While customers understand this limitation, the practical impact—losing internet during storms when they might most need it for weather updates or emergency communication—generates overall dissatisfaction. Customer service quality: Experiences with Viasat's support team vary widely. Some customers praise quick resolution times and helpful representatives, while others report long hold times, representatives who cannot resolve issues, and internal communication breakdowns where different departments provide conflicting information. Ultimately, customer satisfaction needs to be understood within the context that satellite internet serves areas lacking better alternatives. Customers with access to cable, fiber, or even quality 5G fixed wireless service generally choose those options over satellite. Viasat's customer base includes many people who reluctantly accept satellite's limitations because no other broadband option exists in their area. Compared to its direct satellite competitors, Viasat positions between HughesNet (generally viewed as slower and more restrictive) and Starlink (faster speeds and lower latency, but higher equipment costs). For rural customers evaluating satellite options, Viasat offers a middle ground with better performance than legacy satellite providers, more affordable equipment than Starlink, but technological limitations that prevent it from competing with terrestrial broadband.
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1-833-440-3543Metronet Experience & Support
Metronet earns above-average ratings with strong marks for speed and reliability Metronet does not appear in major national customer satisfaction surveys like J.D. Power or the American Customer Satisfaction Index due to its regional footprint. However, multiple independent surveys and review platforms provide insight into customer experiences. According to CableTV.com's Internet Customer Satisfaction Survey, 77% of respondents reported being fully or highly satisfied with Metronet's internet service, placing the company sixth overall among ISPs [10]. Customer satisfaction with specific aspects showed 79% approval for internet speed and 79% for reliability — scores that trailed top performers like Google Fiber and Verizon Fios by only a small margin while significantly outperforming cable providers. Metronet offers multiple support channels including 24/7 phone lines, live chat, text messaging to customer support numbers, website FAQs, and video tutorials [11]. What customers say Customer reviews consistently praise installation technicians as friendly, professional, and thorough [12]. If additional fiber construction is needed in your neighborhood, timelines may extend, but Metronet provides updates throughout the process. Reviews consistently highlight fast symmetrical speeds, reliable fiber performance, and professional installation technicians who are thorough and courteous. Many customers report smooth streaming on multiple devices, excellent gaming performance with low latency (under 15ms ping), and the ability to video conference while others in the household stream 4K content. The lack of data caps and contracts receives positive mentions, as does pricing that remains more stable than cable competitors after promotional periods. Installation delays do frustrate some customers, particularly in newly expanding markets where infrastructure work causes rescheduled appointments. The mandatory $12.95/mo TechAssure fee, while comprehensive in coverage, annoys customers who view it as a hidden charge not clearly disclosed upfront [13]. Some customers report occasional service outages, though experiences vary significantly by market. Response times for customer service receive mixed reviews. Some customers praise quick resolution of issues in under 10 minutes, while others report long wait times and difficulty reaching representatives during outages. Customer service satisfaction scored 72% in CableTV.com's survey, which is lower than technical performance ratings but still competitive for the industry. Overall assessment Fiber internet providers generally achieve higher customer satisfaction than cable or DSL competitors because the technology is newer, more reliable, and less prone to congestion-related slowdowns [14]. Metronet follows this pattern — customers who experience smooth installation and service typically express high satisfaction with performance. The company's generally transparent pricing structure and lack of data caps contribute to positive experiences, though communication about fees and installation timelines could improve based on customer feedback.
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1-844-637-5113Viasat FAQ's
To order or learn more, call the number on this page or visit ViasatDeals.com.
Viasat internet uses a modem and dish system to transmit user requests to satellites, which then connect to a gateway station on the ground network.
Viasat internet covers all 50 states of the United States as well as Canada.
Viasat internet frequently offers faster speeds compared to DSL or LTE services.
Yes, Viasat’s data plans and speed will allow you to stream HD videos.
Viasat internet now includes unlimited high speed data for all plans.
Gaming is possible on Viasat internet, but performance may vary depending on the game and latency issues. Real-time games are not recommended due to their high data consumption and issues with latency.
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1-833-440-3543Metronet FAQ's
To order or learn more, call the number on this page or visit Metronet-Fiber.com.
All Metronet internet plans include an eero wireless router, which enhances your connectivity experience. In addition, they offer WholeHome Wi-Fi, a feature that improves coverage throughout your home to remove dead zones and buffering. This ensures a strong, uninterrupted connection for all your online activities.
You can check the availability of Metronet fiber internet in your area by entering your zip code here at CompareInternet.com.
Metronet provides all-fiber coverage in 16 states: Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin.
You can check the speed of your Metronet internet connection with our speed test.
Yes, fiber internet is the best type of connection for real-time gaming due to its high upload speeds and low latency.
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1-844-637-5113Viasat Sources
[1] Wikipedia. "Satellite Internet Access." [2] Viasat. "ViaSat-3: Ultra-high-capacity satellites." [3] Viasat. "Simplifying Residential Satellite Internet, Viasat Introduces Single Plan Aimed to Deliver a Consistent and Enhanced Home Internet Experience." [4] Viasat. "Unlimited High-Speed Home Internet - Plans & Pricing." [5] SatelliteInternet.com. "Viasat Internet Review: Plans, Pricing and Speeds." [6] BroadbandNow. "Best Viasat Internet Plans, Packages, Pricing & Deals for December 2025." [7] Viasat. "ViaSat-3 F2 Satellite Scheduled to Launch November 5, 2025." [8] Spaceflight Now. "ViaSat-3 F2 satellite arrives in Florida ahead of late October launch." [9] Wikipedia. "ViaSat-3.". [10] SpaceNews. "Viasat preparing to start services from hobbled ViaSat-3 satellite." [11] DishyCentral. "Viasat Internet Reviews: Why Starlink Is Better in 2025." [12] Reviews.org. "Viasat Internet Plans and Deals." [13] InternetAdvisor. "ViaSat Internet Plans & Pricing for 2024." [14] CableTV.com. "Viasat Review 2025: Plans, Prices, and More." [15] NetSpot. "Viasat Home Internet Review 2025." [16] Consumer Affairs. "Viasat Reviews: Written By Customers." [17] Allconnect. "Viasat Customer Reviews 2025." [18] Trustpilot. "Viasat Reviews."
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1-833-440-3543Metronet Sources
[1] T-Mobile Newsroom. "T-Mobile and KKR Announce Joint Venture to Acquire Metronet." [2] Metronet. "KKR Completes Acquisition of Metronet through Joint Venture." [3] Metronet. “Bring Fiber-Optic Internet to Your City.” [4] Axios. "T-Mobile and KKR acquire fiber optic internet company Metronet." [5] Metronet. "Oak Hill and Cinelli Family to Sell Metronet." [6] Metronet. “Fiber Internet Plans.” [7] BroadbandNow. "Best Metronet Deals and Promotions for December 2025." [8] Metronet. “WholeHome Wifi.” [9] Reviews.org. "Metronet Coverage and Availability." [10] CableTV.com. "Metronet Review." [11] BroadbandNow. "Metronet Internet: Coverage & Availability Map." [12] Allconnect. "Metronet Customer Reviews 2025." [13] Consumer Affairs. "Metronet Reviews 2025."
[14] PCMag.com. "Looking for ISP Satisfaction? Life is Finer With Fiber."
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Metronet Accolades
Fastest ISP in the United States 2024
Metronet Ookla Internet Claims for Q1 2024
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1-844-637-5113Viasat Customers Review
Pricing
3.5
Reliability & Performance
4.0
Equipment, Installation & Features
4.0
Customer Experience & Support
4.0
Overall Rating
3.9
Joyce H
from Marquez, TX on September 2025
I have had trouble with this service off & on since I’ve had it. Starts & stops all the time. Can’t watch a movie or even a show without interruptions. I can’t wait until my subscription is over. I am changing my internet provider.
Norma Kloepfer
from Dolan Springs, AZ on September 2025
The service is fine. I just feel I'm paying way to much for what I use. I'm on a pretty fixed income and $127 a month to watch a couple movies and play a match three game, is a bit too much.
Kyle P
from Grand Marsh, WI on April 2025
Internet is terrible for everything.
Regina F
from Inez, KY on March 2025
I love Viasat but the price I'm paying is ridiculous.
Shawn Pewitt
from Hartselle, AL on December 2024
Their customer service is a five star compared to Verizon that I would give a one and a half star.! After a negotiation of a $60 rebate it’s still $99 a month. 100% more than what I could get it for.! I use a couple cell phones and a 32 inch Roku TV and they tell me I’m running in the top 20% of usage and they keep slowing me down! I’m at 5 GB for 5 MB today and yesterday I was at 10??? But their service over the telephone is top-notch! There is no lies. There is only the attempt to help! I can’t get their apps to work on my cell phone very well so I can’t keep up with security. And they don’t offer a full security package in my area! They’re just stopped slowing it down I would overlook the price. That’s how bad the service is with those big T-Mobile and Verizon! Just horrible customer service.
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1-833-440-3543Metronet Customers Review
Pricing
4.0
Reliability & Performance
5.0
Equipment, Installation & Features
4.5
Customer Experience & Support
4.0
Overall Rating
4.4
Stephanie B
from Palm Coast, FL on March 2026
Internet went down and when calling them message said outage in my area and they were working on it no need to go further. 48 hours later, still down, same recorded message. Pushed on to tech support to find the problem in my hour was resolved 36 hours ago the problem was at my end. Had to wait another 24 to get tech out. Thier voice message still says service out in my area. My house problem turned out to be bad connection from initial set up by install tech. Looking to switch now. Maybe Starlink this time.
Larry Matthies
from La Mesa, CA on March 2026
I am not happy that they say my plan is unlimited toward the end of the month I seem to run out of data which is very annoying.
Scot Deabs
from New Bern, NC on November 2025
Network is reliable. The 1 GB plan for two years at $69.95 has increased to $89.95. Two WholeHome WiFi access points for $19.90, TechAssure for $12.95, and $2.24 for taxes brings it up to $125.04 monthly. Getting download of 200-230 mbps and upload 150-200 mbps.
Glenn T
from Milwaukee, WI on April 2025
The WiFi is horrible.
Melony B
from Greenwood, IN on July 2023
The techs were fast and reliable
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