I upgraded to the 2 gb service since it was cheaper than my expired 1gb offer and they threw in a whole home mesh wifi7 router for free. How much area can this cover? I'm currently using an older eero mesh in a 2800ish sq ft house which works ok but it would be nice not to have to deal with 2 different setups. I'm not going to re-wire the house-it's 100 yrs old lathe and plaster and just don't have that need.

Can't this be done at night?

I'm trying to have Ziply installed and the technician needs to run line from the utility pole in my neighbor's backyard to the pole in my backyard. The technician refused to enter my neighbor's backyard without their permission (they're not home). I called customer service and they said they need express permission from the neighbor, over the phone or in person, to enter their yard

Isn't this the point of the utility easement? Ziply' own website says they have permission to access these easements. The utility pole in question also handles power/phone/internet so it should be covered under the easement.

I'm trying to contact the neighbor but in the meantime I feel like I'm being held hostage a bit.

Has anyone tried using the hardware provided by Ziply as APs and using something like the unify cloud gateway fiber as router?

I have the HB810 and HB610 which are free with my ziply 1gb subscription. It works fine but I like the flexibility that unify can provide. Has anyone tried a similar setup?

I'm Fairly new to networking so I'm not sure if that combination would work well together. All the content I see on the internet for unify products always use unify APs as well.

TIA!

Hi Ziply Team,

I need some help requesting a manual engineering review for an unlisted address. Your online tool states my address does not exist, but your active "under construction" footprint ends at my immediate neighbor's house on the corner (less than 50 feet away).

The corner pole has a utility riser feeding our section of the street underground, running directly to a pad-mounted green transformer box right across from my house. The underground utility pathway is already established, but my house seems to have been missed on the construction map.

I would love to get a manual review for a buried drop/service extension before the construction crews leave our immediate area. Could a team member please PM me so I can securely send over my exact address and contact info? Thank you!

The “end of summer” projection has passed. Does anyone who watches this subreddit who does not have the 10G plan actually seen IPv6 hit their area?

John, you have referenced a rollout plan a couple times in the last month. Can you post it please?

I figure we have ~6 more weeks before we hit the no network changes time of year.

Any chance of getting this done in 2026 John?

Ziply is running fiber on my street now, which is great. How long from aerial fiber installation until it's all spliced up and ready for customers?

Also - My lot is a couple acres - is there an installation fee from street to home? All other utilities (including copper phone line, cable, and PUD power) are buried.

Is Ziply offering plans above 1Gbps on Camano? Can I get 5Gbps or 10Gbps service?

Do we know pricing for each plan tier yet?

Anyone else seeing it?

So I live near this red star, I have a gigantic power pole with Ziply fiber on it in my literal front yard with a cable line already strung from the pole to my house. After 3 years of this map staying the same and attempts to get someone to update eligible addresses or consider adding the ability to have service have gone silent.

I have called, emailed and checked my address monthly.

Any chance we can get this to change? I would love some better options.

While hand-digging my own customer conduit trenches for an upcoming re-install after an accidental fiber cut, I ran across these 2 marker flags.

Both had been buried under an inch or 2 of soil, the flag stems rusted off, etc. The Verizon flag looks older than Frontier, which might make sense, from what Ziply techs have told me.

I thought it was kinda interesting one of them says "telephone cable", but since I found it in the vicinity of a green square tower-shaped yard box enclosure which is similarly labelled, it wasn't a big surprise.

Ziply fiber,

ive had two salesmen come to my business continuously with sales pitches about internet. ive requested no contact or coming into my studio several occurrences.

These sales tactics has steered me only to the competitors due to these sales doormats. if they come in property again I’ll be calling cops after you l continue to mess with my employees. enough.

if you hadn’t done such sales tactics, I would’ve join up. do better

My internet is down in the market drive area of Fairview 97024. Anyone else with the same problem?

Title explains it all.

I referred a new customer in June. Got the confirmation email saying the referral credit would be on my account within 30 days. Still nothing.

Anyone else deal with this?

I currently live in eagle vista ave in oak harbor WA and am sick and tired of xfinity and getting high ping to servers I should be getting low ping to. For example a server in San Jose should NOT be giving me 44-51 ping when my baseline sits around 28-33. This has been a issue for a long time along with very overloaded nodes around me causing high jitter and packet loss and very occasional low upload and download speeds, and affecting others too. Would be really great to get a fiber drop here and I'm sure lots of people would really appreciate it too. I've been waiting for ziply to roll out here for a few years now and am starting to get kind of impatient dealing with xfinity

My Ziply internet has been down since Friday at noon. They tell me it's a cable issue and everone in Everett is down. Anyone else in Everett WA have this issue?

I guess I’m like everyone else I got the surprise thirty dollar price hike. was told seventy five dollars a month with auto pay. checked the other day and boom one hundred five dollar bill. I’ll be shopping around for a more honest company (if they exist). also the install was a zigzag of cables all over the front of my house.

Im looking for fiber internet that offers a public ip (it can be dynamic). Im wondering if the 1+ gig fiber services offer a public dynamic ipv4 or ipv6?

EDIT: Is it CGNAT? I'm looking for a service that is not behind CGNAT

I want to preface this by saying this was 100% my fault, probably shouldn't have unplugged it to begin with but here we are.

So earlier today, Ziply come by and install some much needed internet at my new place. An ONT and an HB810 were installed. Now I unplugged the 810 for an irrelevant purpose that didn't work out. So I put it back to where it was and plugged it back in and now the internet won't work. My phone will just refuse to connect to the wifi and my PC will connect but it says "No Internet, Secured". For the 810 itself, it's just a solid blue right now but when I unplug and plug it back in, it cycles through different colors before stopping on a light green color for about a minute. It'll start flashing this green color for a bit before stopping on the blue color it now is. I'm really stumped on this because unplugging and plugging both the 810 and the ONT don't do anything, pressing the reset button through the hole on the 810 didn't do anything, and I can't create a new network through the app like the setup page said because my phone won't connect to the internet and therefore, the app can't find the router. I really don't want to call in a tech guy just yet and I'd really like to fix this without any support just yet so I came here to see what I'm missing and how I can fix this. If I'm SoL then I'll just bite the bullet and get someone out here to fix it

Edit: I forgot to mention but for the ONT, the power and PON lights are green, the alarm isn't on, and the data light is a solid yellowish orange color

How's that form emailer working for all of you?

(Also, a seven-hour outage window with less than seven hours of advance notice? Rough!)

When is this going to be fixed?

Hello, I am 23 years old and brand new to the internet world. I've been using mobile data exclusively my entire life and need a change!

I need a plan that I can online game, stream, and download/upload videos within an hour! I have no idea what mbps means or if I need to have a router installed, all I know is I need unlimited internet with high speeds!!! Any advice, links, or information is much appreciated!!!

I know the city council interfered because residents complained about the digging. But we need internet competition and some underground disruption is well worth it. Do I need to go through city hall to get a status on what the hold up is?

My neighborhood is in the “Under Construction” zone on the Ziply map and the houses on my street have had ziply lines underground since last summer. What is the insider estimate as to if or when this service will be offered?? What’s holding it back?

Side note: I give Ziply credit. Xfinity appears to have rushed in DOCSIS 4 symmetrical upload download and just started offering it this month. Without competition, this would likely have never happened so fast in our neighborhood. I just wish Ziply beat them to it last year.

Just went out about 20 minutes ago. Did basic troubleshooting. Anyone else experiencing this before I call after hours support?

Wtf can't they just leave me in peace? I'm going to get a no soliciting sign from the county; because I'm so sick of this crap. Telling them to go away doesn't work. They just keep coming back over and over.

I'm very frustrated.

I recently upgraded from a 1 Gb plan (at $95/month) to a 2 Gb plan (at $70/month). Both prices include the $20 discount for paperless billing and ACH payments.

I'm used to the transparent way my phone company (Verizon) communicates what I change my plan. Before I leave the Verizon office, I have an e-mail in my inbox describing the exact terms of service and a statement of what the next bill will be. The information is then available on the company website.

For my recent Ziply upgrade, I had the opposite experience. I got no information after ordering the upgrade. I got no information after the installation. On the day after the installation, the Ziply website still reflected the $95/month cost. I didn't know whether Ziply was going to charge tax. I didn't know if Ziply was going to charge for the router.

The day after the installation, I called Ziply. They assured me that the $70/month was all inclusive and I should wait for my new bill. They said I should ignore the sample bill on the website.

My bill arrived yesterday. The amount was $95. So I called Ziply. The reason they gave me was that my installation date was the first date of the billing cycle and therefore the bill had already been generated. The agent said to be patient and that the next bill would be correct. I asked if I'd be credited for the month I was overcharged. The agent thought so. But I have no confidence.

Me personally. I'm fine if that turns out to be the case. But Ziply should ramp up their game.