Tired of Satellite TV Limitations?
All Points Broadband brings you blazing-fast internet so you can stream what you love—when and how you want. While we don’t offer streaming services directly, our reliable high-speed connection gives you the freedom to choose the platforms that fit your life. Take back control of your entertainment.
How to Stream:
Kick-start Your Streaming Today.
Get high-speed internet and sign up for the streaming services you want.
The Channels You Love
Sign up for Live TV streaming services and enjoy 100+ channels
Simply Seamless
Less buffering with All Points Broadband’s network
Unlimited Data
Watch on multiple devices at once.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does All Points Broadband offer a streaming TV service?
All Points Broadband does not offer its own streaming service. Instead, we provide the high-speed internet connection you need to stream from any service you choose — whether that’s Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Max, Prime Video, or YouTube TV. You sign up for and manage those subscriptions directly with each platform.
What do I need to start streaming TV?
You’ll need three things: a streaming service subscription (we recommend YouTube TV for live channels), a device to stream on (smart TV, laptop, phone, or a streaming stick like a Roku or Amazon Fire TV Stick for non-smart TVs), and your All Points Broadband internet connection. Once set up, log in to your streaming app and start watching.
Do I manage my streaming service subscriptions through All Points Broadband?
You will manage your subscriptions directly with the streaming services that you subscribe to.
Can I stream on multiple devices at the same time?
Yes — you can stream on computers, phones, smart TVs, and non-smart TVs (with a streaming device) across your wireless network. Keep in mind that streaming on multiple devices simultaneously uses more bandwidth and may affect performance. Upgrading to a higher-speed plan can help if you regularly stream on several screens at once.
Can I still use a TV antenna with my All Points Broadband service?
Absolutely. If you have a digital antenna connected to your TV, it will continue to work for over-the-air programming. When you want to switch to a streaming service, simply change the input on your TV from the antenna to your wireless network or streaming device. Both can coexist without any issues.