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There are at least 5 ISPs that offer gigabit service in Seattle. Wave is as low as $50. Atlas is $59. Century link is $65 as a promotional period. Google Fiber
by gnopgnip 6y ago
There are at least 5 ISPs that offer gigabit service in Seattle. Wave is as low as $50. Atlas is $59. Century link is $65 as a promotional period. Google Fiber is $70, Comcast is $100+.
- techsupporter 6y agoNot all in the same place. WaveG and Atlas and Google (WebPass, not Google Fiber) buildings do not overlap. Nor do WaveCopper-not-WaveG and Comcast except for a small part of Beacon Hill and Lower Queen Anne. And CenturyLink does not offer fiber-to-the-home, or fiber-to-the-node-with-gigabit (and FTTN upload is limited to a paltry 10Mbps) in about 35% of the city, including places like Ballard, most of the Central District, Hillman City, or Crown Hill.
- yftsui 6y agoCondo Internet and the other two are available in very limited apartment buildings. Century link is the only one that provide real Gigabit service to homes outside those apartment buildings. Comcast? Well you can enjoy the speed for 5 hours before hitting the data cap.