Internet Services and Rates
Rates effective January 1st, 2025
Speeds listed are the maximum under optimal conditions. Actual speeds are not guaranteed. Applicable taxes and Federal Universal Service Fund Charge apply on all packages. Additional terms and condition apply. Rates effective January 1st, 2025. *Fiber optic connection required. Fiber to the Home (FTTH) is available in most areas, and requires installation of an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) near a power source.View Broadband Labels
FTTH and Power Outages Without a battery backup or alternate power source such as a generator, FTTH customers will not be able to make any calls, including emergency calls to 911. The only way to mantain the ability to use your phone is by using some form of bacup power. A battery backup for your ONT will not provide distributed power to any services other than voice over a corded phone. Home security systems, medical monitoring devices, modems, cordless phone, and other equipment will not run on the battery backup unless directly connected to the backup power device. Customers may purchase a 24-hour battery from Franklin Telephone Co., Inc. consisting of a controller unit and three connected batteries. The charge for the battery unit is $200 plus a $25 installation fee. Customers may opt to purchase a battery backup from another source such as an electronics or office supply retailer and install it themselves near their ONT, or forego the use of a battery backup. If the electricity to your home goes out, FTTH phone service will not work unless there is an alternate source of power. For all backup batteries, the actual amount of standby power will depend on the age of the battery, the amount of usage during the outage, and the environment where the battery is stored. Conditions that are too hot, cold, or dusty will negatively impact the battery. Most backup batteries are rechargeable and have an estimated useful life span on 3-5 years. You can preserve battery life during a power outage by using your phone service sparingly and not using any internet services. Battery Testing and Monitoring You are responsible for monitoring and maintaining your battery. We recommend testing your battery at least once every six months to ensure continuity of phone service during a power outage.
ECONOMY
10down/1up
STANDARD*
100down/100up
GAMER*
200down/200up
YEAR-ROUND
RESIDENTIAL
Internet Only
Internet and Phone
Phone Only
$70/mo
$72/mo
$32.50/mo
$80/mo
$83/mo
-
$100/mo
$103/mo
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SEASONAL
RESIDENTIAL
Internet Only
Internet and Phone
Phone Only
$76/mo
$78/mo
$34.50/mo
$86/mo
$89/mo
-
$106/mo
$109/mo
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BUSINESS
Internet Only
Internet and Phone
Phone Only
$77/mo
$79/mo
$39.50/mo
$87/mo
$90/mo
-
$107/mo
$110/mo
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Internet Services
and Rates
Rates effective January 1st, 2025
Speeds listed are the maximum under optimal conditions. Actual speeds are not guaranteed. Applicable taxes and Federal Universal Service Fund Charge apply on all packages. Additional terms and condition apply. Rates effective January 1st, 2025. *Fiber optic connection required. Fiber to the Home (FTTH) is available in most areas, and requires installation of an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) near a power source.View Broadband Labels
FTTH and Power Outages Without a battery backup or alternate power source such as a generator, FTTH customers will not be able to make any calls, including emergency calls to 911. The only way to mantain the ability to use your phone is by using some form of bacup power. A battery backup for your ONT will not provide distributed power to any services other than voice over a corded phone. Home security systems, medical monitoring devices, modems, cordless phone, and other equipment will not run on the battery backup unless directly connected to the backup power device. Customers may purchase a 24-hour battery from Franklin Telephone Co., Inc. consisting of a controller unit and three connected batteries. The charge for the battery unit is $200 plus a $25 installation fee. Customers may opt to purchase a battery backup from another source such as an electronics or office supply retailer and install it themselves near their ONT, or forego the use of a battery backup. If the electricity to your home goes out, FTTH phone service will not work unless there is an alternate source of power. For all backup batteries, the actual amount of standby power will depend on the age of the battery, the amount of usage during the outage, and the environment where the battery is stored. Conditions that are too hot, cold, or dusty will negatively impact the battery. Most backup batteries are rechargeable and have an estimated useful life span on 3-5 years. You can preserve battery life during a power outage by using your phone service sparingly and not using any internet services. Battery Testing and Monitoring You are responsible for monitoring and maintaining your battery. We recommend testing your battery at least once every six months to ensure continuity of phone service during a power outage.
