Kinetic Internet

Kinetic provides various internet options, including Dial-Up, DLS, cable, and fiber-optic. Here’s how each type of internet service works:

• Dial-Up: Dial-up internet uses a phone line to connect to the internet through a modem, with data transmitted over traditional copper wires at relatively slow speeds.
• DSL (Digital Subscriber Line): DSL internet uses a telephone line to transmit digital data, with separate frequencies allocated for internet and voice communication.
• Cable: Cable internet utilizes coaxial cables to deliver internet service, sharing bandwidth with television signals. 
• Fiber: Fiber-optic internet employs thin glass or plastic cables to transmit data via light signals, offering incredibly fast and reliable internet speeds as data travels at the speed of light through the cables.

Kinetic internet speeds vary based on where you live, but the fastest available option is Kinetic fiber internet up to 2 Gig (2000 Mbps).

Bandwidth throttling is when a service provider intentionally slows your internet speed if you’re close to your data limit. Kinetic does not cap or slow internet speeds, so you can surf and stream worry-free with unlimited data and no overage charges.

Kinetic Internet combines DSL, fiber-optic, and other technologies to deliver high-speed internet to customers. Kinetic Internet provides a reliable and fast internet connection, so whatever internet plan you select will be able to keep up with your online needs.

Yes, Kinetic Internet is a great option for your internet service. With speeds up to 2 Gig (2,000 Mbps), Kinetic provides you with super-fast, super-reliable internet. Combining DSL, fiber-optic, and other technologies, Kinetic Internet is offered to customers across the U.S., with no annual contracts, no data caps, and no overage charges.

The installation process for Kinetic Internet typically involves several steps:

1. Scheduling: Once you've signed up for Kinetic Internet service, you'll schedule an installation appointment with Kinetic or their authorized technician.
2. Equipment Setup: On the day of installation, the technician will arrive with the necessary equipment, including a modem/router and any other hardware required for your specific internet package.
3. Wiring: If you're getting DSL or fiber-optic internet, the technician may need to install wiring or fiber-optic cables to connect your home or business to the Kinetic network. This may involve drilling holes, running cables, or setting up a fiber terminal.
4. Configuration: The technician will configure the modem/router and any other devices to ensure they're properly connected to the Kinetic Internet service. This includes setting up Wi-Fi networks, passwords, and any additional features or services you've subscribed to.
5. Testing: Once the installation is complete, the technician will test the internet connection to ensure everything works correctly. They'll verify the speed and stability of the connection and address any issues that may arise.
6. Setup Assistance: Finally, the technician may instruct you how to use your new Kinetic Internet service, including troubleshooting tips and how to access customer support if needed.

Yes, Kinetic Internet is very fast. With speeds up to 2 Gig (2,000 Mbps), you can find the best plan for your home internet needs. Plus, with all plans offering unlimited data, you can surf and stream to your heart’s content without worrying about data caps or lagging connectivity.

Check out the Kinetic Internet availability page to see which plans are offered in your area.

If you self-install your Kinetic Internet, the activation fee is a one-time charge of $50. For professional installation, it will be a one-time charge of $35.