Two options — pick what fits your address

Choose the Right Internet for Your Home

NextWave Internet offers reliable service designed to stay consistent — not fluctuate like competitors.

Compare Flex and NextWave Anywhere below — each card has Continue to checkout or Check coverage. Questions? Contact us.

ACH is cheaper than card for the same plan. Each option below lists the higher card price and the lower ACH price—choose US bank account at checkout to pay the lower monthly rate.

Typical monthly with ACH from about $60/mo (NextWave Flex) and $90/mo (NextWave Diamond). Final pricing is always confirmed at checkout.

We offer two reliable ways to deliver internet service. The right option depends on your location and how you use your connection — both are designed for stability and performance.

NextWave Flex plan

Flex

Standard neighborhood wireless—solid for typical browsing and streaming where we serve your address.

$70.00 /mo card

$60.00 /mo with ACH

Consistent performance during typical evening use
Self-install kit on qualifying orders
24/7 email support
Easy changes through your account

Best for Lighter households and everyday use when you’re in a covered metro or suburb

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NextWave Diamond plan

NextWave Anywhere

Higher-tier nationwide service—more speed, steadier latency, and consistency that crowded neighborhood 5G rarely delivers.

$100.00 /mo card

$90.00 /mo with ACH Lower with bank

Professional install verification where required
Weather-aware network design
Straightforward billing in your account portal
24/7 technical support

Best for Heavy use, remote addresses, and anyone who wants performance well above “average wireless”

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Speed, latency & consistency

Side-by-side on speed, latency, and how steady the experience feels. Neighborhood wireless is fine for everyday use; our nationwide-reach service is built for heavier, more consistent performance.

Feature	Flex	NextWave Anywhere
Download speed & throughput	In the ballpark of typical consumer 5G at home—enough for browsing and streaming, but speeds swing with tower load, distance, and how busy your block is.	Substantially more headroom: sustained throughput engineered for whole-home use—4K, large uploads, and multiple devices without fighting the nearest crowded cell site.
Latency & responsiveness	Round-trip delay moves around with congestion and cell-site hops—the “average wireless” feel people are used to on video calls and real-time apps.	A steadier, cleaner path end-to-end: smoother interactive sessions and less of the jittery lag spikes common when neighborhood 5G gets busy.
Consistency under load	Performance shifts by time of day and how many neighbors are on the same airwaves—typical for shared tower service.	Far more uniform nationwide: capacity and routing tuned so your experience stays in a tight band instead of bouncing with local tower demand.
Where it fits	City and denser suburban addresses inside our served footprint.	Rural, remote, seasonal, and hard-to-serve lots—anywhere you want serious throughput without depending on local tower luck.