
Internet providers in Las Vegas, NV
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COVID Practices
Unlimited data allowance
AT&T consumer home internet or Fixed Wireless Internet customers can use unlimited internet data through September 30, 2020.
Installation practices
Self-installation is the default installation option when available for customers.
Temporary speed upgrade
Get a temporary speed upgrade to 50 Mbps when you order Cox 10 & 30 Mbps internet plans. Offers valid through June 30, 2020.
Installation practices
Self-installation encouraged. Select your desired installation date, and a Cox representative will call to confirm or reschedule your appointment.
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Installation practices
Safety-first Installation: A Frontier technician will perform your installation with appropriate safety protocols including wearing protective equipment and maintaining social distancing. In taking these precautions, it’s recommended that Frontier customers wear a face mask or face covering for the safety of technicians.
New TV plan
Introducing a new “Local 50” video plan to support contactless installation.
Installation practices
Contactless installation: Mediacom will send an installation kit and a technician to set up a single high-speed data connection, phone, or one local TV channel plan with the help of someone in your home.
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Installation practices
Self-installation is encouraged. For professional installation, contact-free delivery is available for work done outside of the home. For customers moving more than 7 days from the date the order is placed, professional installation is available.
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Installation practices
Free Contactless Delivery: An Xfinity technician will drop-off your equipment with installation instructions, then perform any outside work. Get your installation fees back in a customer credit for a no-charge installation.
Best internet providers in Las Vegas
- Cox – Best for high-speed internet
- CenturyLink – Best for unlimited data
- HughesNet – Best for maximizing satellite internet usage
- Viasat – Best satellite internet for remote areas
Internet availability by connection type in Las Vegas
Internet plans in Las Vegas are unique. You won’t find service from large, popular providers such as AT&T and Spectrum. DSL and cable are the most readily available ways to connect.
Cable – 97%
DSL – 91%
Fiber optic – 30%
All available Las Vegas residential internet providers
Provider | Starting price* | Speed range | Internet type | Allconnect rating |
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Cox | $49.99/mo. | 100 to 1,000 Mbps | Cable, fiber optic | 3.13/5 Overall |
CenturyLink | $50.00/mo. | 25 – 940 Mbps | DSL, fiber optic | 2.95/5 DSL 3.95/5 Fiber |
HughesNet | $64.99/mo. | 25 Mbps | Satellite | 2.74/5 Overall |
Viasat | $69.99/mo. | 12 – 50 Mbps | Satellite | 2.38/5 Overall |
LV.net | $50.00/mo. | 5 – 1,000 Mbps | Fixed wireless | N/A |
Rise Broadband | $25.00/mo. | 25 – 1,000 Mbps | Fixed wireless | N/A |
Earthlink | $49.95/mo. | 1 – 1,000 Mbps | DSL, fiber optic | N/A |
Valley Communications | $54.95/mo. | 40 – 1,000 Mbps | Fixed wireless, fiber optic | N/A |
*Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. Speeds may vary. As of 08/24/22.
Our methodology
We evaluate broadband providers in four categories: affordability, performance, value and customer satisfaction. Each category contains multiple sub-factors, all of which are weighted differently to impact the provider’s overall score.
For each sub-factor, we score all providers on a continuous scale of one to five, relative to the industry as a whole. Because the average download speed in America is currently 180 Mbps, for example, we assigned all plans with download speeds between 100 and 299 Mbps a score between three and four. Xfinity’s 200 Mbps plan received a 3.50 score for download speed, while Spectrum’s 400 Mbps plan got a 4.16.
We only considered standardized data points in our scoring system. More abstract data like consistency of service and brand reputation is still part of our analysis, but we opted to let our writers address them in the context of each review.
See how we review internet providersFastest internet providers in Las Vegas
Provider | Speed | Plan name | Connection type |
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Cox | 1,000 Mbps | Gigablast | Fiber optic |
CenturyLink | 940 Mbps | Gigabit | Fiber optic |
*Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. Speeds may vary. As of 08/24/22.
Las Vegas high-speed internet availability compared to the national average
There are not many internet providers Las Vegas, NV to choose from. However, the few available provide high-speed internet for a growing portion of the city. While most residents have access to broadband internet Las Vegas, there is room for improvement to provide more high-speed, fiber internet Las Vegas coverage.
Download speeds 250 Mbps or higher
Las Vegas – 96%
Nevada – 85%
U.S. – 86%
Download speeds 1,000 Mbps or higher
Las Vegas – 25%
Nevada – 19%
U.S. – 22%
Source: FCC
Cheapest internet service providers in Las Vegas
For cheap high speed internet Las Vegas, NV, there are four plans available for $50/mo. and under. However, there may be additional fees for taxes, data overages, installation and equipment. In addition, some internet service providers in Las Vegas, NV only lock in the promotional price for the first 12 months. It’s important to read the fine print to know how much your plan could increase for the second 12-month term of your contract.
There isn’t much you could do about many of the fees the best internet service providers in Las Vegas, NV charge. However, many ISPs will allow you to purchase your own router which you can save on the monthly equipment rental fee.
Provider | Download Speed | Starting Price | Connection type |
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Cox | 100 Mbps | $49.99/mo. | Cable |
Viasat | 12 Mbps | $69.99/mo. | Satellite |
CenturyLink | Up to 100 Mbps | $50.00/mo. | DSL |
*Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. As of 08/24/22.

Allconnect’s affordable choice: CenturyLink
For the best value, we choose CenturyLink’s Simply Unlimited Plan. You won’t have to worry about data-overage charges, plus you’ll get the fastest speeds (up to 100 Mbps) at the lowest price from all the Las Vegas internet providers available.

Allconnect Rating
3.13 / 5
Cox: Best for high-speed internet
Cox provides the best internet in Las Vegas when it comes to coverage and speed. Over 96% of households in the city have access to cable internet for prices starting at $49.99/mo. Fiber Las Vegas coverage is expanding for speeds of up to 1000 Mbps for $99.99/mo.
Why Las Vegas loves Cox
Four speed plans to choose from
Over three million free Wi-Fi hotspots available for Internet Preferred 150 tier subscribers or higher
Things to consider about Cox
Overage charges of $10 per 50GB when you exceed the monthly data cap of 1.25TB
Rates are only guaranteed for the first year of service

Allconnect Rating
3.95 / 5
CenturyLink: Best for unlimited data
For households with multiple internet users, CenturyLink’s data plans provide unlimited internet with no annual contracts starting at $30/mo.
Why Las Vegas loves CenturyLink
Unlimited surfing at speeds of 100 Mbps to 940 Mbps
Cheapest fiber Las Vegas pricing at $30/mo. for up to 200 Mbps.
Things to consider about CenturyLink
Fiber is not available citywide yet
No cable TV — bundling is limited to internet and phone service

Allconnect Rating
2.74 / 5
HughesNet: Best for maximizing satellite internet usage
HughesNet satellite internet adjusts your data rates when you’re watching videos so you use less, as well as providing a monthly bonus of 50 GB during off-peak hours of 2 a.m. to 8 a.m.
Why Las Vegas loves HughesNet
Availabile in all areas
Price is guaranteed for the full two-year term
Things to consider about HughesNet
Speed is throttled to 1 to 3 Mbps once you exceed your data limit
Equipment must be leased for $14.99/mo. or purchased for $350 to $450

Allconnect Rating
2.38 / 5
Viasat: Best satellite internet
Remote areas of Las Vegas or households looking for alternatives to cable or DSL have access to satellite internet with speeds of up to 100 Mbps and unlimited standard data through Viasat.
Why Las Vegas loves Viasat
Four plans ranging between 12 Mbps to 100 Mbps for different budgets
Households with multiple TVs and devices could benefit from Data Extender, which defaults streaming to DVD quality, regardless of data cap
Things to consider about Viasat
Promotional price is only available for the first three months
Two-year contract required
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Cynthia Paez Bowman Cynthia Paez Bowman is a finance, real estate and international business journalist. Besides Bankrate.com, her work has been featured on Allconnect.com, Business Jet Traveler, MSN, CheatSheet.com, Freshome.com a… Read more
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Robin LaytonEditor, Broadband Content
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