In school, 100 means a perfect test score. In a budget, 100 can mean a perfect fit – at least when it comes to NextLight.  

Longmont’s community-owned internet service is well known for its gigabit connections (and beyond). That’s the fiber-fast service that has often gotten NextLight recognized among the fastest ISPs in the nation. And “getting the gig” has certainly been the most popular choice among NextLight customers, allowing them to easily work, study and operate several devices simultaneously.  

But some homes don’t have the same need for speed. Like the tech-light household with few devices … maybe a computer, a TV and a couple of phones.  Or the small household with no heavy users working from home or gaming. Or even someone whose internet needs are simple: a little browsing, a little email and the chance to relax with their favorite streaming program after work.  

They’re looking for something simple and budget-friendly. And while NextLight’s residential gigabit rates are more affordable than the national average, there are many households where every dollar counts.  

That’s where NextLight’s 100-megabit plan comes in.  

It’s still high-speed broadband, even though it’s not as fast as the gig. And at $39.95/month, it can help give some budget relief to people who need it. In fact, some residents can take it all the way down to $19.95/month when they qualify for the Internet Assistance Program, specifically aimed at households that need some extra help.  

And yes, it’s still the same locally based service. It still has technical support and customer care that’s across town instead of halfway around the world. And it’s still focused on what you need, with no contracts, data caps or “gotchas.”

So if that fits you, call NextLight or sign up online to get the service you need while giving your wallet some breathing space.  

It’s a 100 that can take you right to the head of the class.