Connectivity for The Last Frontier—from Anchorage and Fairbanks to coastal villages and remote communities.
MyNeighborhood WiFi helps Alaska homes and businesses get connected without the guesswork. We compare plans from GCI, Alaska Communications, MTA, Starlink, Hughesnet, T‑Mobile, Verizon and more, then recommend the best option for your exact address.
Many Alaska installs qualify for zero down payment with flexible plans.
Flexible options without being locked into lengthy agreements.
We tune your Wi‑Fi for cabins, multi‑level homes, and outbuildings so your whole property stays online.
Fiber or satellite? We show you fiber, cable, fixed wireless, and satellite options so you can choose what works for your address and weather conditions.
From Anchorage and Fairbanks to coastal and bush communities
Alaska Communities
Major Providers Compared
Typical Install Window*
*Remote and off‑road locations may require longer scheduling windows due to weather and access.
Alaska is the largest U.S. state by area, yet one of the least populated, with around 730,000 residents spread across mountains, tundra, islands, and Arctic coastlines.
Its economy is built on oil and gas, commercial fishing, mining, tourism, and major federal and military spending, with Anchorage and the North Slope playing outsized roles in energy and logistics.
A resource‑rich, low‑density state where wilderness, energy, fishing, and Indigenous cultures define everyday life—and where the right internet connection really matters.
North Slope fields and the Trans‑Alaska Pipeline power a large share of state revenue and jobs.
World‑class salmon, crab, and whitefish fisheries support coastal towns and global exports.
Glaciers, northern lights, national parks, and cruise routes bring millions of visitors every year.
Alaska has the highest share of Native residents of any state, with distinct languages, traditions, and village networks.
Alaska combines wired, fixed‑wireless, and satellite options. Availability can change block to block, especially in remote or off‑road locations.
Cable / Fiber • Up to 2.5 Gbps
The primary wired provider for much of Alaska, with high‑speed cable and growing fiber in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, and many regional hubs.
*Based on public broadband mapping and provider disclosures; exact service depends on address.
Fiber / DSL • Up to 2.5 Gbps fiber
Offers fiber and DSL in select communities, with very fast symmetrical fiber plans in neighborhoods that are fully built out.
Fiber / DSL • Mat‑Su & regional
Co‑ops like MTA bring fiber and DSL to the Mat‑Su Valley and other pockets outside the main metro areas, often with very local support.
Borealis & others • 100–500 Mbps
Fixed‑wireless ISPs cover some neighborhoods and rural fringes, using radio links where wires would be too costly or slow to build.
Satellite • Statewide reach
Low‑Earth‑orbit and geostationary satellite services cover nearly all of Alaska, including communities far from any road, cable, or fiber.
T‑Mobile, Verizon & others
In certain cities and corridors, mobile carriers offer home‑internet over 5G or LTE as a flexible alternative to cable, DSL, or satellite.
Note: Provider names and availability are for general reference only and vary by exact address. Use our availability check to see what is live at your location.
Local expertise, frontier‑ready options
Understanding seasonal weather, terrain, and rural logistics so your setup actually works year‑round.
We weigh local providers, data caps, and equipment costs to find the right balance for your usage.
From basic browsing to 4K streaming and remote work, we plan around your real‑world bandwidth needs.
*Availability and speeds vary by exact address and connection type
Up to 50 Mbps*
Up to 150 Mbps*
Up to 300 Mbps*
Up to 1 Gbps+*
Reliable connectivity for Anchorage offices, North Slope operations, coastal tourism, and remote clinics and schools statewide.
Whether you operate in downtown Anchorage, on the road system, or in remote villages served by air and barge, MyNeighborhood WiFi helps match you with the best available connection.
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