Local Rodeo Fiber & Rodeo Spur Wireless.
Rooted in the LC Valley and Ritzville. Explore Rodeo Fiber at eligible addresses and Rodeo Spur Wireless for homes, rural properties, and businesses.
Explore local internetRooted here. Ready for everywhere.
Good internet.
Even better
neighbors.
Find local internet service with people who know your community. Rodeo Fiber and Spur Wireless serve eligible local addresses, while Stampede offers carrier-approved options beyond our local network.
Local Rodeo Fiber & Rodeo Spur Wireless · Nationwide Rodeo Stampede options · Real people
Big on connection.
Still your hometown team.
Still your hometown team.
Lewiston · Clarkston · Ritzville & beyond
Locally owned since 2010Friendly, knowledgeable supportReal network engineeringMore ways to get connected
Your place. Your pace.
An internet connection
that fits your life.
A house in town. A place in the country. A business with bigger plans. Let’s find your fit.
Meet Rodeo Stampede 5G.
Internet over major 5G networks, with a router we prepare before it ships. We select the network for your address. You get Rodeo behind you.
Find your Rodeo Stampede plan
Your next connection starts here.
Tell us where you need service. We’ll take it from there.
This is our neighborhood, too.
Good people.
Serious know-how.
Rodeo started in 2010 with a simple idea: help our neighbors get connected. That same spirit still drives us today.
Our team brings professional network engineering experience to everyday questions. From a Wi-Fi dead spot to a business network, we’ll talk it through in plain English.
Get to know Rodeo →Less runaround. More getting connected.
A straightforward way forward.
01
Find your options.
Start with your address so we can match the service to your location.
02
Choose your connection.
See your plan, equipment choices, monthly price, and upfront charges together.
03
We’ll help from here.
Local installation or prepared equipment shipped to you. Rodeo support comes with it.
Built for business
Your business has places to go.
Your network should keep up.
Internet, failover, Wi-Fi, security and multi-site connections—designed around the way your business works.
Custom network design
Continuity & security
Business-grade connectivity
People you can talk to
A little Rodeo personality
We take your connection seriously.
Ourselves? A little less.
Pull up a chair for our commercials and a little hometown humor.
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Good things to know.
Local updates, useful advice, and what’s happening at Rodeo.
Why 5G Router Performance Varies (And How to Get the Most from Rodeo Stampede 5G)
Quick answer: Why do 5G routers perform differently? Two 5G routers in the same house can deliver different speeds because they may support different modem capabilities, cellular bands, carrier aggregation, and antenna…
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Cat 12, Cat 15, Cat 19: What 5G and LTE Speed Categories Really Mean
Quick answer: What do LTE categories like Cat 12 and Cat 19 tell you? An LTE category is a standards-based ceiling for what a modem’s radio can support, not a promise of…
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Rodeo 5G Hotspots vs Routers: Which One Fits Your Life?
Quick answer: Choose a 5G hotspot if portability and battery power matter most. Choose a 5G router for a more permanent home, cabin, RV, or business connection, especially if you need whole-space…
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Good connections.
In their own words.
It's been great! No complaints!
Fast Internet at a low cost!
I like being able to call someone local and talk to them about what I need.
I think the service is working VERY well!
It's way better than Sparklight!
I need my internet to work, I work from home, and it's always there!
Let’s find your connection.
Start with your address. We’ll help you find the right fit.
Find the right local internet service
Which Rodeo connection should I choose?
Start with your full service address. We check whether Fiber, Spur Wireless or an eligible Stampede plan fits that location. Then we explain equipment, installation and the complete price before you choose.
Does a coverage map confirm that I can order?
A map is a starting point. The team still needs to confirm the address, usable signal, available facilities and plan requirements. For example, a nearby connected property does not guarantee service at your building.