Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISPs) offer internet access using wireless technology instead of traditional wired connections. They typically use radio signals to transmit data between a central tower and customer locations, making it easier to reach rural or underserved areas where wired options may be limited. WISPs can provide various internet speeds and plans, often catering to both residential and business customers. They may use different technologies, such as Wi-Fi, LTE, or fixed wireless, to deliver service, allowing users to connect multiple devices without the need for physical cables.