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What is Bluepeak internet?
Bluepeak (not, for the record, Blue Peak) is a fiber internet provider that grew out of the former Vast Broadband network. Since rebranding, the company has expanded its fiber footprint to more than 275,000 homes across North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and Texas. This guide covers what new customers need to know about Bluepeak’s plans, pricing, and coverage before signing up.
Bluepeak internet plans and pricing
Bluepeak’s fiber lineup keeps things simple: three speed tiers, all with symmetrical upload and download speeds and unlimited data.
| Plan | Speed | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Gig | 1,000 Mbps | $55.00/mo. |
| 2 Gig | 2,000 Mbps | $70.00–$75.00/mo. |
| 5 Gig | 5,000 Mbps | $100.00/mo. |
Pricing varies by market and promotion; a $2.70/mo. Network Maintenance Fee applies to residential plans.
Every plan comes with a free modem and an eero Wi-Fi router, and customers can save further by enrolling in autopay — up to $10/mo. off with a linked bank account, or $5/mo. off with a credit card.
Bluepeak also offers a $10/mo. active-duty military and veteran discount, plus an optional two-year price lock for $10/mo. on 1 Gig plans and above, which can be a helpful hedge for households that want predictable bills. For a broader look at how rural-market pricing typically compares, CableTV.com’s rural internet guide is a useful reference.
Where Is Bluepeak internet available?
Bluepeak’s coverage remains regional and expanding, with the network currently reaching a little over 838,000 people across its six-state footprint. Major served cities include Sioux Falls and Rapid City in South Dakota, Enid, Lawton, and Stillwater in Oklahoma, and Cheyenne in Wyoming.
In some legacy Vast Broadband markets, customers may still have access to cable internet up to 1 Gbps while the company continues building out fiber, though Bluepeak’s stated priority is expanding the fiber network further. CableTV.com’s ranking of the best rural internet providers offers additional context on how regional fiber overbuilders like Bluepeak fit into the broader rural connectivity picture.
What equipment comes with Bluepeak internet?
Bluepeak includes a modem and an eero mesh Wi-Fi router with every plan at no extra cost, with higher tiers getting more capable eero hardware — the 5 Gig plan, for example, ships with an eero 7 Pro and eero Plus included.
One detail worth knowing before signing up for the 2 Gig plan: some customers on Reddit’s r/HomeNetworking have noted that while the fiber connection itself delivers the full 2,000 Mbps at the ONT, the included eero 6+ router is rated for up to 1 Gbps over both Ethernet and Wi-Fi, so getting the full advertised speed on every device requires additional networking equipment.
What do Bluepeak internet customers say?
Customer feedback on Bluepeak varies noticeably by market.
Many Reddit users in Sioux Falls and Grand Forks report switching from legacy competitors and saving $30 to $50 a month for comparable or faster fiber speeds, with some describing years of trouble-free service.
Others, particularly in Rapid City, describe recurring outages and slower customer support response times, along with some confusion following the switch to eero-based Wi-Fi equipment after the Vast Broadband rebrand.
The general pattern suggests Bluepeak delivers strong value in its more established fiber markets, with service consistency that can vary as the company works through its rapid multi-state expansion.
Bluepeak internet FAQ
How much does Bluepeak internet cost?
Bluepeak's fiber plans start at $55.00/mo. for 1 Gig symmetrical speeds and go up to $100.00/mo. for 5 Gig, with a modem and eero Wi-Fi router included on every plan.
Where is Bluepeak internet available?
Bluepeak's fiber network serves customers in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and Texas, with coverage concentrated in specific cities and communities rather than statewide.
Does Bluepeak internet require a contract?
No. Bluepeak's fiber plans don't require a long-term contract, though customers can opt into a 2-year price lock for an additional monthly fee to guarantee stable pricing.
Is Bluepeak internet the same company as Vast Broadband?
Yes. Bluepeak was formerly known as Vast Broadband before rebranding, and it has since expanded its fiber network well beyond Vast's original service area.
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