If you have a small website, you probably don't need "fast bandwidth" in the first place. Are you hosting streaming video and the like? ISPs may prioritize tra

If you have a small website, you probably don't need "fast bandwidth" in the first place. Are you hosting streaming video and the like? ISPs may prioritize traffic for services like Netflix to reduce latency for their services. Yes, this may mean traffic for standard text-and-graphics web sites get slowed down a bit, but latency on those kinds of sites do not degrade the user experience as latency on streaming video. (I remember when the Sega Dreamcast launched, Sega also launched an ISP which somehow prioritized Dreamcast game traffic so that your online Dreamcast games had less theoretical latency. I suppose "gamer ISPs" could become a thing again too.)