Wifi Providers in
Clay County, South Dakota
15
Providers
3
Offers
5.0 Gbps
Max Speed
Wifi Providers in Clay County, South Dakota
We've found 15 providers in your area including 3 wifi deals. The fastest download speed available in your area is 5.0 Gbps! Fixed and mobile services for Clay County, South Dakota are shown below.
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Providers with Special Offers
Service Type
Special Offers
DSL
100 Mbps! CenturyLink provides service in Clay County using Asymmetric xDSL technology with download speeds of up to 100 Mbps and maximum uploads of 10 Mbps.
25 Mbps! HughesNet provides service in Clay County using Geostationary Satellite Internet technology with download speeds of up to 25 Mbps and maximum uploads of 3 Mbps.
100 Mbps! Rise Broadband provides home wifi in Clay County using Terrestrial Fixed Wireless technology with speeds of up to 50 Mbps down and 10 Mbps up and Terrestrial Fixed Wireless technology with speeds of up to 100 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up.
Other Wifi Service in Clay County, South Dakota (As of 2025)
Company
Technology
Max Download Speeds
Mobile Wireless Service in Clay County, South Dakota (As of 2025)
Company
Technology
Max Download Speeds
Viaero Wireless
3G Wireless
less than 10 Mbps*
* Denotes typical wireless speeds. While theoretical wireless internet download speeds are much higher, user-experienced speeds can vary greatly depending on exact location and network congestion.
Featured Providers in SOUTH DAKOTA
Provider
Technology
Asymmetric xDSL, Fiber to the End User and Terrestrial Fixed Wireless
Geostationary Satellite Internet
Fiber to the End User and Terrestrial Fixed Wireless
Asymmetric xDSL, Cable Modem, Fiber to the End User and Terrestrial Fixed Wireless
Asymmetric xDSL, Fiber to the End User and Terrestrial Fixed Wireless
Geostationary Satellite Internet