Internet for remote work outside the city

COTESMA offers fiber up to 1,000 Mbps, including symmetric connections; it publishes continuously updated address-level coverage maps for San Martín and Junín, and a rural service is provided separately. The best internet of the cities checked, but coverage is checked by the exact address.

XG serves Esquel and Trevelin over fiber and wireless, with published plans of 100–300 Mbps. In Esquel itself, fiber to the home (FTTH) was completed across the town in 2026, with plans of up to 600 Mbps. Outside the ejido, check availability by address.

Since May 2026, Canal 4 has launched 200/400/600 Mbps fiber in Trevelin; XG also claims coverage. According to ENACOM, a significant share of connections in Trevelin are wireless and satellite: the availability of fiber in town cannot be assumed for rural plots.

Coopetel: fiber covers more than 90% of the built-up part of the town; May 2026 plans are 100 Mbps for ARS 39,900, 200 Mbps for ARS 54,400, and up to 1 Gbps for ARS 94,650. For rural areas there is a separate wireless service; check a house outside town by address and keep Starlink as a backup.

Gnet: FTTH up to 300 Mbps, "100% fiber" in the areas it serves, installation usually within 48–72 working hours, but coverage is mostly in town; Barinet offers fiber and wireless. Within a single neighborhood the technology depends on the street: in Villa Lago Gutiérrez, one house's listing states 50 Mbps fiber, while the neighboring one has only a radio link.

Starlink operates in the country officially: Residential Lite – ARS 45,000/month, Residential Max – ARS 65,000/month, data is unlimited; for travel, Roam 100 GB – ARS 63,000, Roam Unlimited – ARS 140,000 (tariff as of 2 September 2026). The stated speeds are up to 200 and 400+ Mbps.