Find Internet Service & Providers in Alaska
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Internet in Alaska at a glance
A quick look at pricing, speeds, and access across Alaska.
Avg. Monthly Price
$47.21
Avg. Download Speed
408.9 Mbps
Providers Available
3
Fastest Provider
EarthLink
425 Mbps
Population:
9,323,297 people
- 3.34 average people per household
- $90,640 average income per household
- 38 average age per household
- 57.35% of population employed
Households with a computer
70%Broadband internet subscription
85%Access to fiber internet
40%Access to 3 or more internet providers
44%Internet providers in Alaska
CablesFinder simplifies your search for internet providers in Alaska. We partner with top providers to offer a comprehensive comparison, empowering you to make an informed choice.
- Editor's Pick
EarthLink
4/5Download speeds up to
425
MBPSConnection Type
Fiber
Price starting from
$39.95
/m Starlink
4/5Download speeds up to
400
MBPSConnection Type
Satellite
Price starting from
$59.99
/mVerizon Home Internet
4/5Download speeds up to
300
MBPSConnection Type
5G Home
Price starting from
$30.00
/m
Pricing, speeds, and availability shown here are statewide - each provider's best available plan across the state. Actual availability and pricing at your address may differ. Enter your ZIP code above for exact local options.
TV providers in Alaska
CablesFinder extends its expertise to TV providers in Alaska, fostering an effortless comparison for your entertainment needs.
- Best Value
Directv
3.9/5Total Channels
330 +
Price starting from
$64.99
/m Dish
3.9/5Total Channels
290 +
Price starting from
$79.99
/m
Pricing, speeds, and availability shown here are statewide - each provider's best available plan across the state. Actual availability and pricing at your address may differ. Enter your ZIP code above for exact local options.
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0–5 Mbps
- Checking email
- Streaming music on one device
- Searching on Google
5–40 Mbps
- Streaming video on one device
- Video calling with Skype or FaceTime
- Online gaming for one player
40–100 Mbps
- Streaming HD video on a few devices
- Multiplayer online gaming
- Downloading large files
100–500 Mbps
- Streaming video in UHD on multiple screens
- Downloading files quickly
- Gaming online for multiple players
500–1,000+ Mbps
- Doing a lot of almost anything
Methodology
CablesFinder compares internet providers within cities and metro areas to give customers the most relevant insights into their internet options. When comparing providers, we consider the following:
- Provider coverage areas
- Advertised speeds
- Real-world speeds (speed test data)
- Customer feedback
- Other relevant localized data
We source localized coverage data displayed on our coverage maps from the FCC coverage database, which is updated every six months. For the most current summary of providers in your area, we recommend you use our ZIP code search tool, which offers the most recent coverage data straight from internet service providers (ISPs).