Common Questions about GoBrolly®s Internet Services

Satellite Internet relies on orbiting satellites thousands of miles away, which causes latency (delay) and interruptions during storms or space debris. GoBrolly® operates through a local network, providing short, direct connections that deliver faster speeds, lower latency, and stable performance—rain or shine.

No lag. No signal loss. Just reliable service every day.

Cellular-based Internet shares bandwidth with your phone service, meaning your connection slows down when the tower gets busy. Providers may also throttle or deprioritize your data during high usage. GoBrolly offers dedicated, unshared connections built for consistent performance — with no throttling, no data caps, and no surprises.

With GoBrolly, what you pay for is what you get . . . every time.

GoBrolly Internet is optimized for streaming, video calls, and remote work. Whether you’re watching Netflix, live-streaming on Twitch, or joining a Teams meeting, you’ll experience smooth playback, clear video, and no buffering — even with multiple devices online.

Stream. Work. Play. Connect. GoBrolly keeps it seamless.

Yes! All GoBrolly® service plans include a router, which is included in your service configuration. If it ever stops working, we’ll replace it at no cost to you.
Customers* may use their own router, but ours must also remain onsite as it connects as a pass-through for optimal service and support.

Mbps stands for Megabits per second and refers to a measure of transfer speed. One Megabit is a little over one million bits, and Mbps indicates the transfer of one million bits of data each second. Mbps should not be confused with Megabytes, (or MB), which is a unit of data transfer. The higher number of Mbps that you have available, the faster your computer will upload to and download MB from the Internet.

Our plans are designed with generous upload speeds so your devices communicate with the Internet efficiently, reducing lag and delays.

Unlike other providers, GoBrolly Internet is not affected by rain, snow, or cloud cover. Our signal is received locally from nearby towers, not from orbit. Each tower is equipped with battery backup to prevent power outage disruptions. You can count on us — even when the weather doesn’t cooperate.

Our downtime is measured in minutes, not hours or days.

Using hotspots from your cellular provider is a popular “go-to” for people in rural areas who do not have access to a good Internet provider. One of the things you will find is that this is extremely expensive. They aren’t in the business to provide Internet to people. They are in the business to provide phone service to people. GoBrolly® usually can get to these hard-to-reach areas if within our service area. We would first come out to your location and conduct a thorough service survey to assure reliability. If everything works, we can get you signed up! We are much less expensive than using hotspots from mobile phone carriers.

Absolutely. Our business plans are designed to account for multiple users who are accessing the system at any time, both locally and remotely, to provide you with more efficiency. Because we know that: EFFICIENCY = MONEY. We also have plans to account for video surveillance (watching your camera images live on a secured network on your computer or other mobile device) which is very popular in businesses (and becoming more popular in residential settings, as well). We have plans that can give you as much bandwidth as you need to host training videos, work with photos and other large images (for professional photographers and graphic designers) and online editing. We also offer resilient connections, backup connects if your primary provider is slow or goes down. Call us. Let’s set up a site survey to see what we can do for you and how we can start saving you money today.