Long Lines

Long Lines Availability by State


Cable	Iowa	25 Mbps
DSL	Iowa	25 Mbps
Fiber	Iowa	25 Mbps
Fixed Wireless	Iowa	25 Mbps
Cable	Nebraska	25 Mbps
Fiber	Nebraska	25 Mbps
Cable	South Dakota	25 Mbps
DSL	South Dakota	25 Mbps
Fiber	South Dakota	25 Mbps

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3.8

Good and bad

We've had Long Lines for a few months now. It has been reliable and is working well. The only downside, which I feel is significant is their billing system. After our first paper bill, I went online and set us up with paperless billing as I have with our utilities. Every month I get an email from the utilities telling my bill is due. Not so with Long Lines. They don't send you an email or anything, so after a couple months of not seeing a bill I called to ask what was up and learned what was up. In part my fault for not getting online and checking, but also seems like a sneaky way to get more money out of you. They were nice enough to knock $20 off my bill though.

Whether Long Lines is your internet provider or you use a different provider, the speed test below can show key statistics about your internet connection.

Use our speed test to determine the performance of your broadband service whether you use Long Lines or another provider. The dials above are designed to display results on download and upload throughput. Download and upload throughput are the main indicators of broadband internet connection performance. As of January 2022, Long Lines’s average download speed is 62.03 Mbps. Across their footprint, the average latency on Long Lines Internet speed tests is -1ms. For context, terrestrial connections generally output latency results in the 5–70ms range. Satellite Internet broadband connections, in contrast, are often closer to 500–800ms.

Download Speed and Latency Test

Get a precise, real-time read of your speed with this simple test, it can measure the performance of your connection regardless of who is your current internet provider. The BroadbandNow team recommends consumers regularly check their internet's performance as it fluctuates regularly and can identify when you need service support or when your household's usage exceeds your current plan's capability

Note: This speed test can be used to test any internet provider, not just Long Lines .

If your Long Lines speed test result is lower than expected, try resetting your router or call Long Lines customer service for additional assistance.

Long Lines Internet Speed Data

25 MBPS

Maximum Advertised Download Mbps

175.4 MBPS

User Speed Test Download Mbps

Top 10 Fastest In State

739

Speed Tests from Long Lines Customers

47.58ms

Average Jitter

Long Lines Fastest Download Speeds Over Time

In this chart we've calculated the average speed of the fastest 10% of users who ran a speed test from a Long Lines connection in the last 12 months.

Long Lines Average Download Speeds Over Time

In this chart we show the average download speed across all 739 users who ran a speed test on their Long Lines internet connection in the last 12 months.

Top Cities For Long Lines Internet Service


Sergeant Bluff, IA	25 Mbps	210.93 Mbps
Salix, IA	25 Mbps	284.54 Mbps
Sioux City, IA	25 Mbps	233.51 Mbps
Sloan, IA	25 Mbps	307.98 Mbps
North Sioux City, SD	25 Mbps	122.58 Mbps
Soldier, IA	25 Mbps	0.6 Mbps
Jefferson, SD	25 Mbps	11.56 Mbps
Whiting, IA	25 Mbps	8 Mbps
Onawa, IA	25 Mbps	101.02 Mbps