Stay Connected with Rodeo: A Better Long-Term Internet Choice

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Quick Fact: Is the Lowest Introductory Internet Price the Best Long-Term Choice?

Not always. A $30 introductory fiber price can be appealing, but the first bill does not tell you what service will cost after the promotion ends: or how quickly you can get help when you need it. Rodeo offers a straightforward regular fiber price of $39, no rate increases after an introductory period, local support, service to our community since 2010, and better-than-99.999% uptime. When you compare the full value of your connection: not just the first month: Rodeo is built to be the better long-term choice.

If you are already a Rodeo customer, we want you to know how much we appreciate your trust. If you are considering a new internet provider, we invite you to compare more than promotional pricing. Compare ongoing costs, reliability, service, accountability, and the people standing behind your connection.

Check availability and explore Rodeo plans or call 509-769-3030 today.

Why Should You Look Beyond a $30 Introductory Fiber Offer?

A low introductory price is designed to get your attention: and it should. Saving money matters. But an introductory price is only one part of the purchasing decision.

Before switching providers, ask:

  • How long does the introductory price last?
  • What will the regular monthly price be afterward?
  • Are equipment, installation, or other fees separate?
  • Does the provider offer local support?
  • How reliable is the connection over the long term?
  • Who will take responsibility when something goes wrong?

Rodeo’s regular fiber price is $39, and we believe customers should be able to understand what they are signing up for. We do not raise your rate after an introductory period. That means you can make a decision based on the ongoing price: not worry about an unexpected increase later.

What to compare Introductory offer Rodeo Internet
First advertised price May be lower at first Regular fiber price of $39
Price after promotion Confirm with the provider No rate increase after the introductory period
Support Ask where support is based Local Rodeo support
Reliability Ask for service details Better-than-99.999% uptime
Accountability Varies by provider A local team serving the region since 2010

The right question is not simply, “Who has the lowest first-month price?” The better question is, “Which provider will deliver dependable value month after month?”

Why Is Local Internet Support Better?

When your internet connection affects work, school, entertainment, security cameras, phone service, or your business, support matters. A national provider may be able to sell you a connection, but a local provider is accountable to the same communities it serves.

Rodeo has been serving customers in the region since 2010. We know the Lewis-Clark Valley, the local terrain, and the connectivity needs of homes and businesses throughout the area. Our team works here, supports local customers, and understands that reliable internet is not an abstract service: it is part of everyday life.

Local support gives you a clear point of contact. Instead of feeling like an account number in a large system, you can reach a team that understands the communities of Lewiston, Clarkston, Asotin, Anatone, and Ritzville.

Rodeo Internet service truck overlooking Clarkston and the Snake River

What Does Better-Than-99.999% Uptime Mean for Your Connection?

Rodeo’s better-than-99.999% uptime represents our focus on keeping customers connected. For a household, reliability means fewer interruptions while streaming, attending online classes, working remotely, or making video calls. For a business, it can mean protecting productivity, point-of-sale systems, cloud applications, communications, and customer service.

Of course, every internet network can be affected by factors such as severe weather, power outages, equipment failure, or damage to outside infrastructure. The difference is how a provider designs, monitors, and supports its network: and how responsive that provider is when an issue occurs.

Do you ever wonder why internet reliability matters more than a small difference on the first bill? Your connection is supporting many services at once, from smart-home devices and security cameras to work applications and streaming platforms. A dependable provider reduces the disruption caused when those services compete for access or a connection experiences an outage. Rodeo combines local expertise, network management, and responsive support to help customers stay connected with confidence.

Which Rodeo Internet Service Is Available in Your Area?

Rodeo offers both fiber and wireless internet, but availability depends on your location and whether you are a residential or business customer.

Service area Residential service Business service
Clarkston, WA Fiber and Fixed Point Wireless available, subject to address Fiber and wireless
Ritzville, WA Fiber and Fixed Point Wireless available, subject to address Fiber and wireless
Lewiston, ID Fixed Point Wireless for residential customers Business Fiber and wireless
Asotin, WA Fixed Point Wireless for residential customers Business Fiber and wireless
Anatone, WA Fixed Point Wireless for residential customers Business Fiber and wireless
Lapwai, ID Fixed Point Wireless for residential customers Business Fiber and wireless

Residential fiber is currently available in Clarkston and Ritzville. Rodeo offers Business Fiber in Lewiston, while residential customers in Lewiston and other locations where residential fiber is not available can use Fixed Point Wireless as their primary service option.

The fastest way to confirm service at your exact address is to check Rodeo’s coverage information or call 509-769-3030.

Can Fixed Point Wireless Compete with Fiber, Cable, and Satellite?

Yes. Rodeo Fixed Point Wireless is designed for customers who need dependable high-speed service in locations where fiber may not yet be available. Depending on your address and plan, Fixed Point Wireless can deliver speeds of up to 1Gbps and compete with traditional cable and satellite options.

Fixed Point Wireless is asymmetric, meaning download and upload speeds are not always identical. However, it offers strong upstream performance for activities such as video conferencing, cloud backups, sending large files, and running connected business systems.

Unlike satellite internet, Fixed Point Wireless uses local wireless infrastructure rather than sending the signal into space and back. That can provide a more responsive connection for everyday browsing, streaming, online learning, gaming, and communications.

Rodeo technician testing high-speed wireless connectivity at an Anatone site

Whether fiber or wireless is available at your address, Rodeo can help you choose a plan that fits your needs without forcing you into a one-size-fits-all package.

Why Does Serving the Community Since 2010 Matter?

Fifteen-plus years of local service means Rodeo has been here through changing technology, growing bandwidth demands, and evolving customer expectations. We have continued building relationships with homeowners, families, organizations, and businesses across the region.

Our connection to the community also means we understand that customers want more than a fast speed test. They want:

  • A provider that answers questions clearly
  • Straightforward pricing
  • Reliable service
  • Flexible plan options
  • Help from people who understand local conditions
  • A company that will still be accountable after the promotional period ends

Rodeo provides more than internet. Depending on availability and your needs, we can also help with business networking, custom network builds, security camera setup, phone service, TV services, and Rodeo Mobile cellular service with nationwide 5G coverage. Learn more about Rodeo’s business services.

Should You Stay with Rodeo or Sign Up Today?

If you are already a Rodeo customer, staying with us means keeping a local provider with a long record of service in the community, dependable performance, and pricing designed for the long term. A competing introductory offer may be worth reviewing, but make sure you compare the ongoing price and the complete service experience before making a change.

If you are not yet a customer, now is a great time to join Rodeo. Eligible new fiber and wireless customers who sign up by September 15, 2026, receive their first month free, subject to terms and conditions.

That gives new customers a chance to experience Rodeo’s service while choosing a provider focused on long-term value:

  • Local support from a team serving the area since 2010
  • Straightforward regular pricing
  • No rate increases after the introductory period
  • Better-than-99.999% uptime
  • Fiber service in select locations
  • Fixed Point Wireless with speeds up to 1Gbps where available
  • Business Fiber and Wireless options throughout our service areas
  • Flexible solutions for homes and businesses

Visit Rodeo Internet to get started, check availability, or call 509-769-3030 to speak with our team.

Ready to Choose Internet Built for the Long Term?

The lowest first-month price is not always the lowest long-term cost. When your internet supports your home, your work, your business, and your connection to the community, reliability and accountability matter.

Rodeo is proud to serve Lewiston, Clarkston, Asotin, Anatone, Ritzville, and surrounding communities. We have been part of this region since 2010, and we are committed to earning your business every month: not just during an introductory offer.

Stay connected with a local provider you can count on. Call Rodeo at 509-769-3030 or visit rodeointernet.com to check availability and sign up today.

Eligible new customers who sign up for qualifying fiber or wireless service by September 15, 2026, receive their first month free. Terms and conditions apply. Service availability, speeds, equipment, installation requirements, and pricing vary by address and plan.

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