Rise Broadband is the largest fixed wireless broadband provider in the US, serving rural communities across 16 states. Using tower-based wireless technology, they deliver broadband to areas without cable or fiber infrastructure.
Founded
2005
Locations served
4.1M
Headquarters
Englewood, CO
Coverage
National
AI-analyzed from 2,452 consumer mentions across Reddit, X, BBB, and review sites
“My work depends on the internet. I pay for my family's expenses, rent, and my father's insurance. In three weeks I spent 19 million [tomans] just on connectivity and still can't get a stable connection.”
“Anyone else still having internet issues? I've rebooted everything. On hold for 15 minutes now.”
“Rural Tennesseans shouldn't have to sit in Nashville traffic just to get to work. Working from home and telecommuting must be expanded so families can live and work where they want.”
“Ticket was closed without any notification or consent. This is not just poor service - it reflects a complete lack of accountability.”
| Plan | Download | Upload | Type | Data Cap | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Internet 25 No data caps | 25 Mbps | 3 Mbps | Fixed Wireless | Unlimited | $35/mo |
Internet 50 No data caps | 50 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Fixed Wireless | Unlimited | $55/mo |
$35/mo
Download
25 Mbps
Upload
3 Mbps
Data Cap
Unlimited
$55/mo
Download
50 Mbps
Upload
5 Mbps
Data Cap
Unlimited
Available in rural areas of 16 states including Colorado, Texas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Nevada.
View on FCC Broadband MapRise Broadband is our only option besides satellite. 50 Mbps fixed wireless for $55/month is pricey for the speed, but the latency is much better than satellite. Service is reliable as long as the weather cooperates.