Internet Providers in
Skagway, AK
Satellite
400Mbps
User Rating(185)◊
DSL & Fiber
200Mbps
Cable, Fiber & Fixed Wireless
200Mbps
Best for businesses with rapid deployment needs, multiple locations, and backup internet.
Satellite
400Mbps
User Rating(185)◊
Speeds up to
5Gbps
- Connect 5 to 5,000+ locations with connectivity tailored to each site
- One partner to design, manage, monitor, and support your entire network
- Enterprise connectivity, including SD-WAN, broadband, wireless, and satellite
DSL & Fiber
200Mbps
◊ Provider star ratings are based on user reviews and our independent customer satisfaction survey.
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0–5 Mbps
Works for:
- Checking email
- Streaming music on one device
- Searching on Google
5–40 Mbps
Works for:
- Streaming video on one device
- Video calling with Skype or FaceTime
- Online gaming for one player
40–100 Mbps
Works for:
- Streaming HD video on a few devices
- Multiplayer online gaming
- Downloading large files
100–500 Mbps
Works for:
- Streaming video in UHD on multiple screens
- Downloading files quickly
- Gaming online for multiple players
500–1,000+ Mbps
Works for:
- Doing a lot of almost anything
Summary of Skagway internet providers
| Provider | Type | Download speeds |
User rating | Order online |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starlink | Satellite | 400 Mbps | 4.0/5 | View Plans for Starlinkor call 833-970-5017 |
| Alaska Power & Telephone | DSL & Fiber | 200 Mbps | N/A | Learn more about Alaska Power & Telephone |
Availability and speeds displayed are not guaranteed and are subject to change.
Technology Type
DSL:
DSL provides internet service via phone cables and is up to ten times faster than dial-up service.
Cable:
Cable provides internet speeds faster than DSL through the same cables used for cable TV.
Satellite:
Satellite internet is widely available, but offers slower speeds due to a far-traveling signal.
Fiber:
Fiber relies on glass strands to relay digital code and is much faster than both DSL and cable.
Methodology
HighSpeedInternet.com 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).
Our city overviews compare advertised provider speeds. We may also include real-world speed data gathered from millions of annual speed test results. To process our speed test data, we first filter out outliers and providers with low test counts. We then calculate speed averages with every ISP subject to the same parameters.
We gather ISP customer feedback data from our comprehensive annual surveys and direct customer feedback submitted to HighSpeedInternet.com. Unless stated otherwise, average ratings are calculated nationally.

