KMTelecom offers great internet service at affordable prices, with speed options to match your level of internet usage. Below is standard pricing for internet service without a phone line. If you have questions or want help selecting the internet plan to meet your household’s needs, please call 507-634-2511 to speak with a Customer Service Representative.
RESIDENTIAL INTERNET
Choose the speed that works best for you:
70 MBPS
$70.99monthly
- FREE Installation
POPULAR
100 MBPS
$80.99monthly
- FREE Installation
BEST VALUE
200 MBPS
$100.99monthly
- FREE Installation
- FREE Standard Managed Wi-Fi
- FREE Amazon Fire TV Stick*
*Additional Amazon Fire TV Sticks are available to that 200M customer for an additional $29.99 each.
Note: These high speed internet plans are available to homes passed by the KMTelecom Fiber network. Price is based on “internet only” service. When bundled with a phone line, the price for internet will go down by $26. Internet speeds are the same in both directions — download and upload. When you connect your devices via Wi-Fi, speeds may vary depending on numerous factors. Certain taxes, fees and restrictions may apply. Pricing is subject to change.
Managed Wi-Fi - $6.99/month
Includes account management and router for Wi-Fi service throughout the home. Additional router is $3.99 to extend coverage.
Add Local Phone Service - $5/month
Includes 30 minutes Long Distance and Caller ID.
FIBER BENEFITS
Whippet Full Boogie Internet is an all-around excellent value.
Local Support
Reliable Service
Consistent Connection
Equal Download/Upload
No Data Caps
STREAMING SUBSCRIPTION COMPARISON GUIDE
Streaming subscriptions sold separately by individual vendors.
High Speed Internet connection and streaming device are required to stream content. Costs are subject to change and were current at time of posting. Local Channel networks vary by location.
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The National Retail Federation coined the term in 2005, after noticing a recurring spike in online revenue and traffic on the Monday following Thanksgiving. This was because many people were holiday shopping from their computers at work, where the internet connections were faster and their kids couldn’t get a sneak peek at their gifts. #FunFact