Internet for the way you live and work

One connection can serve a retired couple and a household of six, but what each of them needs is different. These pages use the FCC's speed guide and Census figures for the area to match the use to a plan.

For work and school

Working from home looks at calls and uploads. Home businesses and small offices cover customers, card readers and phones. Students and homework covers shared evenings.

For entertainment and the connected home

Streaming, gaming and security cameras and the smart home each use the connection differently. Large households add them all together.

For land and place

Ranches and acreage and farms deal with distance and outbuildings. Manufactured homes have their own mounting questions. Moving to rural Nevada is for newcomers who find the internet part confusing.

For people changing what they have

Seniors covers plain pricing, phone help and what help programs exist. Satellite switchers explains what changes when you move from a dish to a tower-based link. Whatever the use, the first step is the same: the address check.