Essential
$25 / month
- Download
- 5 Mbps
- Upload
- 1.5 Mbps
A modest connection for email, browsing, and light streaming in a smaller household.
Ask about EssentialA community service of Azure Standard
Azure Internet Services is a small fixed-wireless ISP run by Azure Farms, Inc. (doing business as Azure Standard). We built it so neighbors in rural Sherman County can get a plain, reliable connection without a city-sized bill.
Two residential plans. Monthly price, stated in U.S. dollars. No hidden speed tiers — the numbers below are the plan rates.
$25 / month
A modest connection for email, browsing, and light streaming in a smaller household.
Ask about Essential$44 / month
More room for several people online at once — video calls, schoolwork, and everyday streaming.
Ask about HouseholdInstallation depends on a clear wireless path to one of our access points. We confirm coverage before any work starts. Billing and account management for current customers is in the client zone.
Service is based in Moro, Oregon, and reaches some of the surrounding rural area. This is a local network, not a statewide or nationwide offer. If you are nearby, write or call and we will tell you whether a link is practical at your address.
The last mile is wireless. The path out to the wider internet is fiber.
Distribution uses Ubiquiti wireless equipment between our sites and customer premises.
Several fiber connections carry traffic from the local network to the greater internet.
This is a small operation beside Azure Standard’s food business, sized for the community around the Moro warehouse — not a national brand.
The legal business is Azure Farms, Inc., doing business as Azure Standard. Internet is offered under the name Azure Internet Services.
Azure Standard’s main work is something else entirely: a family-owned, independent distributor of organic, natural, and non-GMO groceries, health, household, and garden products, delivered through community pickup locations across the country. The company grew out of farming in rural Oregon and still operates from that country, including its warehouse in Moro.
The internet service is a side effort to support that same place — affordable, dependable rural broadband for people who live around the operation, not a second national product line.
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