Internet Service in Kansas

While they may not be quite as magical as Dorothy's tornado, the 103 internet providers offering an average download speed of 46.98 Mbps might make you look at your pet (or plant) and wonder if you're in Kansas anymore. Extending fiber coverage to 20 percent of households, Kansas ranks as 23rd in the country for fiber. That means you have a pretty good shot of landing on the yellow brick road and streaming 4K videos as fast as three clicks of your heels. With 83 percent cable coverage and 86 percent DSL coverage, we're confident that you'll find an internet package in the Sunflower State that meets your household's connectivity needs. 

With an average price per Mbps of $0.55 and monthly internet plans average $73.79, Kansas ranks as the 32nd most affordable state to buy internet in the nation. Even though that means most states offer less expensive internet plans, we think you'll be pleased with the variety of internet speeds available in the Jayhawk State. 

To find the fiber basket of the state, take US-281 to the city of Russell, where download speeds reaching up to 1 Gbps and upload speeds up to 1 Gbps are as abundant as the wheat fields nearby. Take advantage of the competition between the 52 providers connecting 99 percent of Overland Park or the 46 providers connecting 100 percent of Lenexa to get a lower price for higher connectivity. 

Considering the high-speed internet access and reasonable pricing, it's not hard for us to agree that if you call Kansas home, there's really no place like it. Seek out more Kansas internet statistics by cities, speeds, and more by scanning the tables, graphs, and tools our experts accumulated below.