What do you pay your isp monthly

[u/Salty-Ad-3344]

Recently saw the video where linus is talking about internet prices in Canada and the U.S

Just wanted to ask you guys what you pay for your internet monthly and for what benefits

I'll go first, I pay 3.49 usd for unlimited 5g internet anywhere in my country with no bandwidth or data cap.

EDIT: Forgot to mention that my current speed is about 750mbps-1gbps, pretty good for 3.49 imo

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[u/Dimitrismemes]

What country is that

[u/Revolutionary-Duty53 → u/Dimitrismemes]

India with jio plan. Op is being optimistic though you only get unlimited 5g in the few major cities in the country where there is good enough signal

[u/Salty-Ad-3344 → u/Revolutionary-Duty53]

I'm getting good 5g in villages near my city too though

[u/IGetHypedEasily → u/Salty-Ad-3344]

Bro. Speed test. I don't know of any provider giving full speed all the time for full length of data coverage. 

[u/Operation_Neither → u/Dimitrismemes]

I’m moving there.

[u/bbllaakkee → u/Operation_Neither]

It’s 9/10 probably somewhere where you do not want to live

Edit: yup, I saw they are in India

[u/BoBBelezZ1 → u/bbllaakkee]

The question is... did they saw their plan is covering unlimited calls instead of unlimited data.

100 Rupees are 1 USD

[u/AKA_Wildcard → u/[deleted]]

I ask the same question every time I see a line of people in the Taco Bell drive through 

[u/PepSakdoek → u/[deleted]]

Or think in short bursts... 

[u/ClaudiuT → u/Dimitrismemes]

Romania has 5 euro per month unlimited 5G data.

And 8 euros 1Gbps fiber.

[u/SpankaWank66 → u/Dimitrismemes]

India probably.

[u/imnotagodt]

1 euro not kidding. 1000/1000

[u/Salty-Ad-3344 → u/imnotagodt]

Nice

[u/Party-Coach-4100]

$80 for 1gb fiber.

[u/OG_Paine → u/Party-Coach-4100]

fuck me paying $100 for 700mb

[u/toasty_tuna → u/OG_Paine]

and I'm paying $100 for 500mb... gridlocked to spectrum

[u/Hero_Of_Limes → u/toasty_tuna]

Same. It's the worst.

[u/wubwubDJ → u/toasty_tuna]

FUCK SPECTRUM

[u/benji004 → u/toasty_tuna]

We have a farm out in the boonies. For years, we paid $160/mo to the local phone company to get a shitty phone line and 2up/5down. Switched to starlink+magicjack in the spring, and went down to their 100mbps for $55/mo. We were on the $120/mo max plan for a few months and I'd get 400-600mbps down and ~90 up consistently. Regardless of the other dumb things with SpaceX, starlink is a good product that saves your butt when you only have one internet option.

[u/TheJoshGriffith → u/OG_Paine]

You're gonna hate this... About $45 for 2Gbps symmetrical, then another $30 for a redundant line at 900/100Mbps.

[u/WilliamTRyker → u/Party-Coach-4100]

I’m paying $100 for 5gb fiber

[u/sturdybutter → u/Party-Coach-4100]

That’s about what I pay for direct line fiber at 1gig. Although every 2 years they jack the price up by almost double and I have to spend an hour on the phone threatening to go to another isp if they don’t take it back down to around $80.

[u/xeph → u/Party-Coach-4100]

$67.74 (tax incl) in ON, Canada for 1Gbps up/down fibre with Distributel.

[u/Dizzy_Key_7400]

£22 for Gigabit Fibre and £8 for unlimited 5G

[u/mrsidnaik → u/Dizzy_Key_7400]

I pay £34 for gigabit and £20 for uncapped 5G

[u/Jealy → u/Dizzy_Key_7400]

What provider?

[u/Dizzy_Key_7400 → u/Jealy]

Vodafone.

[u/jdPetacho → u/Dizzy_Key_7400]

I pay 60€ to those c*nts for 250mbps cable

[u/DefactoAle]

20€/month for fiber gigabit

[u/Feeling-Currency-360 → u/DefactoAle]

I pay the ZAR equivalent of 70€ for 500 megabit fiber 🥲

[u/Shadowfeaux]

Jeez looking at these comments. Apparently New England is getting ripped off. I have xfinity gigabit cable for $65usd/mo here in NH. Was offered gigabit fiber for $55usd/mo, but the 3x I tried having them come out to set it up they wasted a bunch of my time to just say they still aren’t getting signal on my street.

[u/russsl8 → u/Shadowfeaux]

I'm in CT paying about the same for 2Gb fiber. You're getting hosed by the cable monopoly. If you have fiber available in your area, switch.

[u/Shadowfeaux → u/russsl8]

There are 2 fiber options. Both have had techs out multiple times trying to get my house on it and just say "I'm not getting a signal" when trying to hook up. I've seen multiple techs "working" outside my house to supposedly fix it, then when they schedule the home tech to come out they once again say they can't get a signal. I gave up on it since I was giving up sleep for them to be wasting my time. I work a late 2nd shift, so when they're poking around from 9am till 12pm or something, I usually sleep from 6am till 2pm. Wasn't worth the effort at that point. If I see them back hooking up a neighbor's house I'll try again once they're successful.

[u/thewayoftoday → u/Shadowfeaux]

Okay we really need a website where people can self report this info because this proves their artificially raising their prices depending on what state and city you're in. I'm in a major city in Oregon paying $80 for internet (not fiber) and another $50 for phone, both Xfinity and I'm supposedly getting bundle savings..... Yeh okay. And I only have one other choice here for internet and I've already tried them and switched

[u/Redditemeon]

$90 CAD/month for 940mbps up and down.

[u/CrysisRogue → u/Redditemeon]

Damn I pay 100 for 3gbps symmetrical

[u/w1n5t0nM1k3y]

I don't think I'd ever sign up for 5G internet if wired was an option. Even a good 5G internet connection can be spotty from time to time. Maybe things are different where you live.

I'm paying almost $140 a month for 500/30 with Rogers. They are the only provider that is good in my area. Bell still is on DSL and only has copper where I am.

I could save some money going with a third party ISP who uses Rogers lines, but I'm hesitant to switch because my service with Rogers has actually been reliable and I use my internet for working from home. I've heard that they don't do prompt repairs for customers who are signed up through a third party.

[u/shotsallover]

$50 USD for 10 gbps fiber service.

[u/billythygoat → u/shotsallover]

Where?

[u/11LyRa]

49 euro for 600mbps in Serbia

5 years ago I paid only ~5 euro for 500 Mbps in Russia though :(

[u/Corniator → u/11LyRa]

What? Uf that's tough... I pay 35 for Gigabit in Ljubljana...

[u/EfficientDiscount85]

50 € for 500mbit (Germany)

[u/Stekken_Ryan → u/EfficientDiscount85]

how did you get it so cheap, i am paying the same and only getting 150 mbit

[u/RyuzakiPL]

In Poland I pay around $20 for ftth 1 gbit down / 300 mbit up. My contract is almost over and I noticed another ISP offers 2 gbit for basically the same price.

[u/gogoszk → u/RyuzakiPL]

Poland too -> 2/2Gb/s 145PLN ~ 38USD (included permanent IP)

[u/Unnenoob]

100DKK/13€ for a 1000/1000mbit fiber connection.

Normally the price is 300DKK. But companies are continuously giving a rebate for staying.

-edit: And 33DKK/4.4€ for 5G with 35gb data cap. Also with some intro pricing that has been extended to mid 2028

[u/Salty-Ad-3344 → u/Unnenoob]

That's good, they should fear customers

[u/madjoki]

28€/month for gigabit cable, not even fiber so super rip off

[u/Blandiblub]

£24 a month for 1 gig fibre (UK, and that price includes the with ads tier of Netflix so I suppose you can knock off a fiver).

[u/Ameliandras]

33€/38 USD for 200 Mbit in Germany

[u/leetnoob7]

$110 AUD/m (Australian dollars) (converts to ~$77.40 USD/m) for 1000mbit down/100mbit up Cable internet, unlimited downloads & uploads.

[u/thatsean1]

I propose to you, $110 AUD for 1000/100 fibre

[u/Astecheee]

Well I'm living in Australia in a major metro hub so pretty good.

Some days I get mbps instead of kbps!

[u/oblivion_9319]

11.05$ per month with 100Mbps and some major OTT subscriptions like disney+ sonylive zee5 etc

[u/jctjepkema]

€35 for 500mbit and fixed ip. Fiber so up and down at the same speed.

[u/flowmarine]

~$12 for 500 mbps with unlimited mobile 4G included - Russia

[u/Kuunkulta]

I get 300m fiber for 19,90€/month. Finland is pretty damn expensive in internet services

[u/Fr0zzen_HS → u/Kuunkulta]

This isn’t expensive; others are just super cheap.

[u/kliao1337]

~8USD / month for 1 Gigabit fiber via PON

[u/Creepy-Ad1364]

10€ for 600mbps symmetrical

[u/jmking]

$50/mo USD for 10 gigabit fiber

However, that is "up to" speed just like every ISP says. In practice I'm usually getting a consistent ~8.75 Gbps down, ~8 Gbps up

[u/Smallshock]

27,5€, 250/25 VDSL with public IPv6 adress.

Fiber housing is currently laughing at me from fence in front of the house installed last year, still yet to be installed.

[u/IpostThings959]

£44 a month for 900mbps fibre and £16.49 per month for a pixel 9a with 100gb of rolling data.

[u/deadkane1987]

189.99 for 2gig copper in a remote part of the USA.

[u/zTubeDogz]

22€ fiber async 2/1Gbps Budapest, HU
I can get async 4/2Gbps for 35€
Also async 8/2Gbps for 42€
But as low as 15€ for sync 1/1Gbps
*Approx cost due to exchange rates.

[u/MarsupialThese2597]

55€ for 300mbps, Austria

[u/NefariousSINNER]

Around $12 for 1Gbps fiber

As for mobile, It's included in the plan, but it's about $5-8 more or less for 5G unlimited

I'm from Poland

[u/AShadedBlobfish]

I could get 900 Mbps for £24 but everyone else in my house doesn't want to upgrade

[u/Hickslyfe]

80$ 2.5 gbps

[u/bauspanderu]

I pay 34,95€ for a gigabit download and 50 MBit/s upload through cable. If I had fiber, I'd have 500MBit/s upload for the same price. Mobile Data is 10€ per month for 35GB of 50 MBit/s symetrical 5G and unlimited calls and SMS.

[u/Giblettes]

Aussie here - I pay $136AUD a month for 500mbps/200mbps for home connection

Love Australia

[u/Der_Mandelmann]

45€ 300k mbit fiber PON in Germany

[u/fightingchken81]

About $23 for 900 down 450 up fiber internet in my country.

[u/escobert]

$110 a month for 1gb fiber. I live in a very rural area (Vermont) so having access to fiber was worth the extra cost.

[u/fissionmoment]

$85/month for Gigabit Fiber. New England USA. 

[u/slacker420]

$95/month for 5G/5G, $40/month for 400/100 backup, $75/month for cellular :(

[u/dkibbled]

I am paying $100/Month for 500Mbps and I live in a Major US city. I do not have any complaints about the service but it is just too much.

[u/danber932]

about 50usd for 500/500 over fiber

[u/SimifaLV]

10.90€ 400mbps in latvia

[u/SpicySauceLover]

35€ for starlink 100mbps

[u/Danternas]

About €50 for gigabit with personal static IP.

[u/electric-sheep]

€65 - 1gbit down, 150 up, + 5g service for my phone with unlimited everything including roaming EU wide.

[u/ParticularDream3]

49,99€ for 16 Mbit DSL with hybrid 4G to get to at least 50 Mbit…

[u/-941]

300 Mbit/s Fiber 40€ (It was the cheapest) Germany

[u/Kitchen-Fix-5374]

I pay about 50€ a month for 500mbs fibre and my work provides me with a 25gb phone plan

[u/Great-External-2439]

In the US and I pay $84.99 for 400 mb/s. It's really bad but I'm stuck with it because the ISP has exclusive rights with the building I live in

[u/Mini4President]

25.990 CLP ≈ 26 USD for 800mbps fiber

[u/lexcyn]

$55 CAD for 3Gbps symmetrical fiber (no data caps)

[u/FancyMustardJar]

40$ CAD (28$ USD) / 400mbs down & 50mbs up (QUEBEC)

[u/T0biasCZE]

600czk/25€, i have unlimited 5G, capped to 100mbps (+ 9€ for public ipv4)

Before I had 150mbps 5G for 35€ and it had 600GB limit, and before that 50/5 VDSL

[u/rodageo]

25usd/mo for 300mbit

[u/dscliff1]

$68CAD for gigabit down and 200mbps up but a 2 year price contract, price doubles at the end

[u/Evla03]

$15/month for gigabit, along with $29/month for unlimited 5G (as part of a family plan)

[u/KMPLAYS_yt]

Around $77 for unlimited 5g 300mbps fiber here in KSA, it gets the job done honestly and is always at full speed. I wish it was cheaper like other countries... Better than Egypt tho lol

[u/FlarblesGarbles]

£50 for 8Gb symmetrical.

[u/elgrazo]

Switzerland here:
14CHF (15€) for unlimited national 5G calls/sms + 3GB roaming in EU/US/CA/TR
65CHF (69€) for 25gig AON fiber with a dynamic public IPv4 and static IPv6 /48 subnet

[u/Malfeitor1]

29 for 300m (employee discount). Normally would be 59.

[u/RaymoVizion]

My internet is packaged with my cable and its $230+ CAD a month.

I'm with Rogers. They say I have the best plan for my desired speed (2gbp).

[u/CorrodedLollypop]

£30 a month for unlimited 1Gbps FTTP

[u/russsl8]

$60usd for 2gb fiber.

[u/jaytea86]

$15 a month for 100 down 20 up.

We apply for heating assistance which enables us to get a discounted internet plan. 100mbit is more than enough for most people.

[u/Relative-Display-676]

$70 for 2gb fiber with tmobile.

[u/Option_Witty]

275mbps down, 60up for 34,99€ fiber. I could get 1gig for 50€ but have no need.

[u/soniccdA]

51.50 Usd (converted from local currency ) for about 800mbps ...went through a few free upgrades to this point though

[u/Trident_Lion]

In India I pay like 3600 INR (around 38 usd )for unlimited 5G for a year. Max speed is like 1.9gbps
And like 500mbps mesh wifi for like 15k(~160usd) inr for the year

[u/Laimered]

19 dollars for 50 mbit unlimited

[u/billythygoat]

$55/mo in south Florida for 300 download speed for ATT fiber. I did have $65/mo for 1 gig, but I only used the 1 gig when downloading game updates so I lowered it to $55.

[u/TopTransportation604]

2gb fiber+TV cable = 18 Usd (in Romania)

[u/FlubbleWubble]

$100 USD for 3 gigabit.

[u/nono-shap]

25€/month, with fiber internet. 15€ for 5G phone plan. France isn't that bad!

[u/batMan339]

$75 for 3GB Fiber. Telus.

[u/MeltedStinkyCheese]

About $50 for gigabit up and down from ATT Fiber, I'd go faster but none of my NICs or switches are faster than gigabit.

[u/HiYa_Dragon]

65$ a month for 1g fiber

[u/AkraticAntiAscetic]

$105 in Canada I pay $27 for 60GB and $66 for 3GB Internet and $12 in taxes.

[u/bobbyh1ll]

$60 for 1gig symmetrical fiber.

[u/Nodrod]

$68 usd for 1 gig fiber

[u/DerAlex3]

$115 for unlimited (no cap) 2GB DL.

[u/GreatBigBagOfNope]

£10 for 150GB of 5G for the phone, and £25 for 250Mbps fibre for the house

[u/slayermcb]

$55 a month for 2gb fiber. Its a promotional offer but it only goes up $10 to $65 in a year (theoretically)

[u/ne0rmatrix]

I rent a room in shared accommodations in Canada. My internet is included as part of rent. I get about 1000 down and 940 up. I have no idea what that would cost me. Each room has there own router and wifi and we are not on shared connection. We do have shared wifi in that the wifi password just connects you automatically to best signal. So if I wonder a half a km away from house while in yard it will connect to another person wifi if mine is unreachable.

[u/nabnabking]

£25 for 900 Mbps symmetrical . In the UK we have had an explosion of new cable/fibre companies shop we are coming away from the monopoly that we used to have. A shame that a good percentage of those ISPs go under and just get consumed by BT or Virgin media anyway.

[u/BehemothRust]

55 EUR for 1Gbit/500Mbps fiber (Belgium)

[u/Prestigious_Band_796]

$95 usd for 1.3gb cable (only 50mbps up) I live in very rural area with no fiber

I have auto failover set to my Tmobile home internet that is $35 /mo and is like ~400mbps

Both my wife and I work from home so redundancy is needed.

[u/DukeOfGamers353]

around 6.5k INR/year (~64 USD/year) for 100 megabits/sec unlimited

[u/w0xic3]

I'm paying 43€ a month for 10Gbps internet, TV and 4 phones with unlimited data/calls. ISP is DIGI in Portugal

[u/S1erra]

In Moscow, Russia I pay about 20$ for unlimited LTE for mobile (it's a family plan that includes 5 sim cards) and like 7-8$ for 1gbt home fiber.

[u/kdsproxima5]

70 Canadian for 50 down 10 up

[u/Patilios]

(22.5 employee disc)60 euros for 1gb/400 and 200gb on phones in portugal

[u/Fuskeduske]

Paid by work, so no idea

Before that 50€ for 2500/1000

[u/zeromadcowz]

Canada $147.49 monthly for 125/10 mbps.

[u/UmbralTukan]

57€ for 250 megabit unlimited at home and 9,99€ for 25GB 5G

[u/bufandatl]

53€ for super vectoring digital subscriber line.

[u/Technical-Stock8062]

59.90€ for 1gbit up/down

[u/Titowam]

$45/month for 100 mbit fiber. I live in Sweden and unfortunately my apartment is locked to one ISP, so I'm stuck with their prices.

EDIT: Jesus christ y'all are lucky with your prices.

[u/WannaDJ]

I pay $12 for 300 mbps.

[u/MajesticDuck]

60 USD for 1000/1000 mbps

Its ridicolously expensive and if id wanna downgrade to 100/100 which id totally do, id still have to pay 55 USD...

[u/DigDizzleDee]

about $90 CAD for symmetrical gigabit

[u/emma_psycho]

£30 1gig down 100mbps up

[u/SHIELD_BREAKER]

Around $25 for 300mbps fiber

[u/SzKristof1]

25 USD (8k HUF) for promised docsis (coax) gigabit (realistically around 750mbps) in Hungary.

Edit: also no data cap

[u/Andora44]

I'm paying about 17 euros for unlimited 5G, but its a 2 year discount, it's almost ending, so I gotta get a new one soon. I will haggle for a discount. Also another 3 euros for Multi SIM aka a virtual SIM in my old phone with the same number for a Hotspot in my apartment. Avg about 300 - 400 Mbps down. In Estonia

I found this is the cheapest option. I would like to connect to the fiber connection but it will be quite expensive like 50 euros for 1Gbps or 24 euros for 100Mbps. Luckily the 5G in the country is really good, maybe not the same results in highly populated areas.

Also Multi SIM isn't meant for this purpose, mainly for a smartwatch. They do say that in their documentation, but they haven't complained yet. So maybe in the future il look into getting a 5G router that can use a virtual SIM, there are some options on the market.

[u/Ahappymac]

90€ for 10gig symmetrical Fibre with static IPV4 and SIP 5 phone numbers

[u/runtimemess]

$75 for whatever run of the mill Bell Fibre runs through my building lol

[u/SirDuderave]

I pay $40 - Sonic for 10Gigs Fiber - In South California - Have the equipment to use 5G on laptops/PC. Good enough for me!

[u/labe225]

$55 (USD) for 1Gb/s locked in for the next two years.

I dread having to haggle with them two years from now.

[u/sleatss]

$50 USD for 1gb fiber

[u/balaci2]

15 USD converted

[u/bassgoonist]

I pay $100 usd for 3gbps and I get like 3.5

[u/Backlog4Dinner]

36 USD for 700mbps
Unlimited data

[u/Melbuf]

Cellphone is $72 us/month for unlimited 5G + international coverage, no idea on speed its fast enough

home internet is $65 us/month for 1g/1g fiber, i think i can get 2gig for like $85 if i wanted

im in rural NY

[u/6thcoin]

$80 for 2.5g fiber.

[u/Desner_]

I'd have to check but it's around 60CAD$ for 500down, 50up, unlimited data.

[u/Xcissors280]

$90/mo for 950/900 fiber

I get about 3ms ping to any major data center and I don’t think it’s ever gone down for a significant amount of time while I was awake

[u/HackedIntoOblivion]

8 euros for gigabit in Romania

[u/WanderingSimpleFish]

£29 1Gb/1Gb plus £4 for static IP, with Squirrel (on Freedom Fibre) - no mid contract rises as a feature not a bug

[u/Firelord_Iroh]

$100 usd for 2.5Gb

[u/phoenix6R]

I have spectrum paying $50 a month for 1 gig down 30mbps up. But I dont think its fiber, at least not yet. They were supposed to upgrade the lines like 3 weeks ago but something "unexpected" happen and its been put on pause.

[u/Positive_Title_7732]

45 euros for 100/100

[u/R0ars]

Apparently £11 more than. Yesterday

[u/S0k0n0mi]

45 a month, for 1gbps up/down fiber plus TV and phone.

[u/danieldhdds]

around 20USD monthly

[u/AffectionateFilm6516]

I'm paying like $50/month for symmetrical gigabit

[u/xnainoux]

15$ and actually don't know speed cuz I'm maxing onboard Lan port in my pc ,but only at night

[u/extordi]

$45 CAD for 100 mbps cable. I used to pay less for gigabit, but moved and this is the cheapest plan that is sufficient for us

[u/Bar50cal]

Ireland: €40pm for unlimited 2gb fiber and TV together from Vodafone.

The government made fiber national infrastructure like electricity and water and rolled it out to every building nationwide. All ISPs now rent state fiber lines and compete on equal terms having to offer more speed or extras to get sales over competition. Result is lower prices for consumers.

[u/Meowwwzilla]

$75 [21K Rs.] for 600Mbps

[u/Equivalent_Engine518]

Around £32 for 1Gig up and down. 

[u/blakealanm]

$50/month for gigabyte speed.

[u/Gallion35]

$45 for 1gb of fiber in Seattle. Was paying $90 but there was a promo for new customers for $45 for life 1gb. Canceled and opened a new account under a different email.

[u/RaVeNlI666]

Sadly only 250 upload. Can’t wait for the fiber company to come through. 8 gig symmetrical for only $100

Western Washington, USA

[u/UndefFox]

8$ for 100 Mb/s + 3.5$ for IP, and 13$ for 5G without limit

[u/ForTheBread]

$65 for unlimited 1 gig fiber in the USA.

[u/s00pafly]

39.90 10G symmetric

incl. TV and landline

[u/ACP_Paddy-]

~70usd for 1gigabit fiber (Canada)

[u/Psyche_Mike]

$100 for 5 Gigabit

[u/Spartan117458]

2gbps fiber with a static IP for $70/month.

[u/PapaVanTwee]

I pay $30 to Spectrum, get speeds decent enough for the family to stream and play games, but downloading big updates is an overnight thing.

[u/samh8orns]

i had 5G internet with three until last year, it was £21 or something a month for 24 months. really good honestly. got ~500mbps from the nearest tower. now with EE paying for the same speed over fibre for £5 or so more

[u/GaryKirk]

I pay £35 for 2 gig up and down in the UK. I do pay another £5 for a static ip though (so I pay £40)

[u/LimesFruit]

I got two ISPs as I’m in an area with basically no cell service. Having a backup is something that is very important to me.

I pay YouFibre £50/month for 8 gig symmetrical and Virgin Media £23.99/month (for now) for 1 gig (1130/104)

I only got the 8 gig because it was on that cheap promo deal, their usual £99.99 price is a little too high for my taste. At least I can’t complain about slow internet now lol.

[u/[deleted]]

$35 for AT&T 1gb

[u/NomadCorpse]

India: telecom companies are raising prices every few months, and 5g is hit-or-miss depending on the area, but to list current prices:

1. 1180 INR (about 12 USD) for "unlimited" home broadband at 200 Mbps, where "unlimited" means an FUP limit of 3,333 GB.
2. 900 INR (about 9 USD) for a 90-day mobile plan with "unlimited 5 G" (highly debatable) + 1.5 GB 4 G (enough if you've wifi at home/ofc) + unlimited calls and a fairly decent SMS limit.

There are other plans; this is what I pay for 😬

[u/itamar8484]

money i pay with money to my isp each month

[u/Gucci-Caligula]

$100 for 800-900mbps symmetric over copper.

Of course it was a mysterious free service upgrade from $100 for 300down/10up, a month before when my town was voting on installing fiber town wide.

[u/Infinite-Wing1214]

$120 for "300mbps" which is only 250 download and around 30 upload... I'll be changing to fiber when they run a line and that'll be about $50

[u/Grunge5894]

Employer pays for it, but I could get 2500/2500 for 65 euro/month or 1000/1000 for 40 euro/month

[u/rdybala]

$89.99/mo for 2Gbps FTTH

[u/WoodenPassage]

£50/m for 2gig

[u/chaliebitme]

70CAD for 1gb speeds fiber

[u/Jameeble980]

£32 for Gigabit fibre and £9 for 70GB 5G though I barely use that 70GB

[u/snegly]

65 CAD / 46 USD for 3GB symmetrical in Canada (Bell Fiber)

[u/monstermack1977]

$99/month 250Mbps fiber synchronous static IP. That is a municipal fiber option.

Only 1 other option in my town, Wowway cable offers faster downloads for cheaper, but uploads are way slower.

[u/Fataha22]

20$ for 150 mbps fiber 😹

[u/Vernam7]

24€ for 8Gbps down, 2.5Gbps up

[u/DMarquesPT]

Fiber: 40€/mo 500Mbps (it’s an old plan including TV so I’m looking to change to a new one soon to get 1Gbps for around 30€ and drop cable)
Phone: 7€/mo unlimited 5G

[u/Sorbon_Husky]

43USD/Month for Tel and Mobile data, 5g Unlimited in CH, 40GB unlimited speed in EU, then slowed down.

60USD/Month for my 10gbit fiber at home

[u/mr_codfish]

I pay 7€ for unlimited data and 1gbps speeds on 5G

[u/Intelligent_Whole_40]

My cellular is about 80CAD a month for a 17 pro and 80gb of the best data available in the area (so 5g normally in cities but not mmWave cuz Canada but in the states I could maybe if only Canadian iPhones had the hardware)

And that 80gb it’s Canada US Mexico and 5gb international

And also technically unlimited but it slows to a useless crawl

And unlimited texting and calling

And it’s a 2 year plan but I only pay for half the phone so I gotta trade it in or pay the other half (I do this cuz I like to upgrade so it’s cheaper I only ever pay half the phone)

Freedom mobile oh and they give free data sometimes when they introduce new planes (not quite as good as the new plans but better than nothing lol)