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Why Fiber?

Fiber Internet is the fastest, most reliable internet service available.

 

What Can You Do With Fiber Internet?

Fiber has significantly higher upload speeds and lower latency than cable/DSL so you can:

 

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Work at Home or Access School

Your online meetings won't

freeze or glitch, even if your 

kids are watching TV.

Game Without Lag

Even with multiple players in the same house

Stream Video
Without Delay

Stream on multiple devices without sacrificing quality. You may even save money by using streaming instead of cable.

​​Why Switch to Sebago Fiber?​

 

Local. We're a Maine-based, family-owned company focused on providing the highest quality internet services available. Support is provided by local technicians, ready to assist you when you need it.​ There is no need to call multiple departments, wait on hold for hours, or drive to a service center for support. Our techs live and work in your communities, so support is fast, easy, and always within reach.

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Reliable. Unlike other internet services, we use fiber all the way to your home or business, providing the most reliable internet service available. Our service is not impacted by minor power fluctuations, and speeds remain consistent. What does this mean for you? You get fast internet for smooth content streaming and clear, consistent Zoom calls.

 

Speed. Choose from plans starting at 75mbps, with matching download and upload speeds for smooth streaming services on multiple devices. If you rely on fast internet to run your business, or you enjoy serious online gaming, we provide speeds of up to 2G/2G. Other services offer some high speed download speeds, but the upload speed is minimal, meaning that your video calls freeze and bandwith is often depleted.​

 

Transparent Pricing. We publish our plans and pricing right here online. There are no hidden fees and no introductory rates that increase unexpectedly. You'll always know what you're getting and what you're paying for.

Internet Terms 101

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Fiber vs. Cable Reliability
Speed and Latency

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