Coverage · South Bay
Jelly Digital serves San Ysidro with fixed-wireless home internet from $69/month and business internet for cross-border commerce, retail, and mixed-use buildings — useful where AT&T DSL is the default and speeds disappoint.
San Ysidro sits directly on the US/Mexico border, anchored by the world's busiest land port of entry. The community runs on commuters, retail, and small family businesses, with a housing stock that mixes newer developments with much older streets and buildings. Internet infrastructure mirrors that split: fiber exists on certain corridors, but a lot of San Ysidro is still on aging DSL. We fill the gaps for both homes and businesses.
Available in San Ysidro
Fixed-wireless home internet from $69/month. Three plans, unlimited data, no contract. Installed on a rooftop antenna with line-of-sight to our tower — typical throughput 50–300 Mbps depending on the plan.
Available in San Ysidro
Retail, small business, brokerages, and family-run operations — priced for realistic operating budgets without sacrificing reliability. Dedicated circuits with symmetric speeds, static IPs, and SLA-backed uptime. Fiber where the infrastructure reaches; enterprise-grade fixed wireless everywhere else.
AT&T
DSL is dominant through older residential streets, with speeds often below 25 Mbps. Fiber is concentrated on commercial corridors.
Cox
Cable coverage in newer developments and most of Beyer; gaps in older housing stock and some mixed-use sections.
Where Jelly fits
Affordability plus reliability is the real ask here — working families don't need the fastest plan money can buy, but they need something better than DSL at a price that doesn't keep climbing.
Line-of-sight availability varies by block, especially in hilly terrain. A free site survey confirms your specific address.
Typical install timeline: Residential typically 5–7 business days; business 1–2 weeks for fixed wireless.
Almost certainly yes. We serve most of the San Ysidro residential footprint on fixed wireless with line-of-sight to our South Bay towers. Speeds start at 50–100 Mbps down for $69/month — three to five times what AT&T DSL delivers in many San Ysidro homes — with no data cap and no contract.
Our residential plans are allowed for small retail use cases where a business-class SLA isn't required — that starts at $69/month. For the extra reliability of a business-grade circuit (static IP, priority support, SLA), our business fixed wireless typically runs a bit higher — call us and we'll scope it on your actual address.
That's one of our specialties. Fixed wireless doesn't require anyone to trench a fiber line to the property — we mount a small antenna on the roof with line-of-sight to a tower, and you're live. For older mixed-use buildings in Old Town San Ysidro, that's often the only path to real broadband.
No. Our towers are domestic, the licensed spectrum we use is US-regulated, and there's no meaningful interference from border-related communications equipment. The one legitimate concern some San Ysidro residents have is cellular handoff to Mexico — that's a 5G home internet problem, not a fixed-wireless problem.
Yes. Bilingual support is important to us given where we operate, and our San Diego-based team handles Spanish and English calls directly — no third-party call center, no language routing maze.
Send us the address and what you need. We usually respond within a few hours — and if we can't serve you, we'll tell you straight.
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