Serving the Ozarks with world-class fiber internet, phone and streaming services.
Here's what happens once our crews begin building in your neighborhood.
Here's what happens once our crews begin building in your neighborhood.
Our construction crews begin by installing the main fiber lines that connect your community to our network. You may see trucks and equipment in your area as we lay the groundwork for high-speed service.
Next, we bring fiber down individual streets and prepare each neighborhood for service. Once your area is ready, we'll notify you so you can sign up for installation.
When construction wraps up in your neighborhood, you will be notified that you are eligible to sign up and schedule your installation. Soon, you'll be connected to OzarksGo's reliable, high-speed fiber network.
Get cutting-edge tech and innovative service from a local company you can trust.
No data caps at any level. Reliability at every level.
Our mission is to connect our communities through innovative technology and provide reliable, affordable broadband services from a local name you trust.
When we say local, we mean it. Our sales, service and tech support teams live in the communities we serve.
Our all-fiber network delivers unmatched stability and uptime.
The OzarksGo team is dedicated to keeping you connected to what matters most.
Fiber speeds at affordable prices. Get an all-fiber network for the same cost as traditional internet.
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Don't just take it from us. Hear from some of our favorite customers!
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Why should I enter my information for updates?
When will construction start in my area?
How will I know when I can sign up for OzarksGo?
Will construction affect my property or utilities?
What makes OzarksGo different from other internet providers?
What speeds or services will be available in Siloam Springs?
Who do I contact if I have questions?
Our team is here to help. Email us at siloam@ozarksgo.net and sign up for updates to stay connected.
Enter your information below, and we'll send updates as construction moves through your neighborhood — including when your home is ready for OzarksGo service.
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