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Check Your Internet Speed

Run a quick speed test to see exactly what your current connection is delivering. If you're already a 614 Gig customer, confirm your plan is performing as promised. If you're evaluating a switch, this is a good place to start. 

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See How Your Results Stack Up

614 Gig delivers dedicated underground fiber speeds that stay consistent around the clock. Your plan speed is your actual speed, at any hour of the day. 
Speed Test FAQs

Understanding Your Internet Speed

Learn how speed tests work, what affects your connection, and how to get the most accurate results.

What is a speed test?

A speed test measures your internet connection's download and upload speeds. It helps you verify your actual internet performance and compare it to what you're paying for.

Why should I test?

Testing helps verify you're getting the speeds you pay for and can identify connection issues. It's especially useful when experiencing slowdowns or buffering.

How often do I need to test?

We recommend testing monthly or whenever you notice performance issues. Also, test after upgrading equipment or changing your network setup.

What affects internet speeds?

Network congestion, number of connected devices, router quality and placement, and distance from your router all impact speed. Testing from different locations helps identify issues.

Is this internet speed test accurate?

Yes, but results vary based on network conditions. For best accuracy, close other programs, test via ethernet if possible, and test during off-peak hours.

Can I improve my internet speed?

Yes! Optimize router placement, reduce connected devices during important tasks, or upgrade equipment. If speeds are consistently low, consider upgrading your plan.

What devices can I use to test my internet speed?

Any internet-connected device works: smartphones, tablets, or computers. For most accurate results, use an ethernet connection and close other apps before testing.

What is latency?

Latency (or "ping") measures response time in milliseconds. Lower latency means faster response—crucial for gaming and video calls. Under 50ms is excellent.

What is bandwidth?

Bandwidth is the maximum data your connection can handle at once, measured in Mbps. Higher bandwidth allows more devices online simultaneously without slowdowns.

How do I read the results?

Results show download/upload speeds in Mbps and ping in milliseconds. Higher speeds are better; lower ping is better. Compare your numbers to what your plan advertises to see if you're getting full speeds.

Worth Every Dollar

No Surprises.
Just Great Internet.

Underground Fiber

Buried infrastructure, protected from weather events and outages that affect overhead cable service in Union County.

 
Transparent Pricing

No teaser rates. No rate increases in year two. Your price on day one is your price going forward.

 
Local Support

When you call, you reach a Union County team member. Accountable, responsive, and invested in your connection.

 
No Hidden Extras

Every plan includes your router and unlimited data. No equipment rental fees. No data caps. No surprises on the bill.

 
Get Connected

Basic Access

$44.95

Download: 300Mbps
Upload: 300Mbps

Best for: 1–3 users in small households, apartments, or individual homes

  • HD streaming on 1–2 devices at the same time
  • Video calls and remote work for a single user
  • Browsing, email, and social media without interruption
  • Online gaming on one device
  • Smart home devices — cameras, speakers, thermostats, and more