REAL SPEEDS, REAL VALUE.
Internet Without the Fine Print
Every Maple Broadband plan includes symmetrical upload and download speeds, a free Wi-Fi 6 router (no equipment rental fees), no contracts, no data caps, no promotional pricing, and phone service availability. The price you sign up at is the price you pay, every month.
What to Ask Any Provider
Before you sign up with any internet provider, ask these questions:
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Is this a promotional price, and what will I pay after it expires?
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Is equipment included, or is there a monthly rental fee? What happens if I need to cancel?
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Who owns the infrastructure, and where does my payment go?
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What’s the total cost over 24 months? Over 36 months?
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Do you offer phone service?
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We think these are fair questions. We’re happy to answer them for Maple Broadband anytime: 802-49-MAPLE.
Getting a Letter About Your Phone Line?
Our competitors have let their current cable customers know that they'll need to upgrade to their fiber to keep their phone line as they upgrade technology, but that's not necessarily the case.
If you're address is in our active service area, you can keep your phone line through Maple Broadband, while also being part of our community-owned broadband network
Know someone who could use more affordable internet at home?
Reliable internet is essential infrastructure. Help spread the word to others you know of who may need assistance.
Community-Owned. Locally Run.
Maple Broadband is a Communications Union District serving 20 towns in Addison County. We’re governed by delegates from each member town. Our board meetings are open to the public. Any surplus goes back into the network and our community. When you pay your internet bill to Maple Broadband, that money stays here. It builds infrastructure that belongs to Addison County. It supports local jobs. And it ensures that service decisions are made by the people who live here.
"For those seeking recommendations for Maple Broadband, I am happy to share my thoughts and experience. We made the switch from Consolidated on May 31 and couldn't be happier.
We are on the Amber Light plan for two people in the household that supports all devices including the days that I work from home while my retired husband streams Netflix with no buffering or other hiccups."
- Lisa V., Waltham
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