Technology

1250/40, $90/mo, Suburb if Denver, CO. Comcast. 1TB data cap.

Utah, USA.

Fiber, 250 Mbit up and down. $40/mo, no contract.

Actual speeds are usually around 280 down and 230 up.

Austin, Texas, U.S. I pay $100 a month for AT&T Fiber, which provides symmetrical gigabit. Real life is around 950-1000 MBPS both ways.

My plan would normally be $85, but I pay $15 extra for a block of static IPs.

$99 for gigabit (is a special for 6 months, then goes up to $129 a month for gigabit). My speed is about 600Mbps on a good day. Australia

$40/month at Spectrum here in Ohio for 300 down, 20 up.

Scrolling for the Indians who get fiber for pennies.

Austin, Texas, US. 2Gbps down 1Gbps up for $100 a month with Google Fiber

$90 for 100/20 in Sydney, Australia. I have FttP, but can't come up with a legitimate need for >100mbs at the moment

100 mbps for 999 inr a month ~10 usd in india but I somehow get around 220 mpbs on the same plan :P
altough there is also a plan for 1000 mpbs for 4000 inr ~50 usd

£24 for 36mb/6mb in Scotland, UK. I’m from a shitty little town so that’s the best we’ve got. About $30 or so.

$90 a month for gigabit from cox in Southern California. Shits great and I only have the occasional few minutes of downtime in the middle of the night when nobody should be on the internet anyways, biggest downside is I only get 100 upload. They’ve treated me right so far and I plan to continue their service.

Sorry about the shilling they’re just good.

It costs about $27.52 for about 185Mbps download and 84.1Mbps upload of fiber internet, Philippines. My parents are paying for it, and they chose the cheapest plan.

25€, 50Mbps, Italy.

I'm literally <100 meters away from the fiber cabinet, yet it doesn't reach my house, so all I have is FTTC.

With the last mile covered I'd probably get 1Gbps up&down.

Sad.

$100 USD/mo for FiOS "gigabit" in NY which is actually 940mbps up/down. Pretty satisfied with got tho.

$100/month, 1200/40mbps. Wish I had fiber for better upload speed, but happy with the download. Allegedly, Xfinity is increasing upload speed sometime this year, but there was an announcement for that same thing last year

10000 ARS (~20 USD) for 200/20Mbps FTTH in Argentina. Public dinamic IPv4 only and no plans for IPv6 yet. Before that, I had a cooper pair line at 10/1Mbps for the same price.

50/50 for 23 EUR. I used to have 500/500, but 99% of the time I didn't need that much, so I thought why should I pay more for something I don't need.

$74usd/month for 100mbps up and down with a static ip

500 Rupees (about 6$) for 40mbps fibre connection.

Gigabit for cheap. Service provider employee plan has its perks.

Southeastern PA. I have 1000 down/1000 up fiber to the home for $90 a month. Seeing people get these speeds for under $20 makes me both envious, hopeful that things can be improved, and depressed at the state of the regional monopolies here in the US.

Here's hoping we can make municipal fiber viable going forward.

20€ / month, nominal speed 400/50 Mbps, usually within 5% of that, Finland.

50/50 from ziply fiber in Oregon. I think it is around 60-90$ a month but I don’t pay the bill. Edit: checked with my dad and we pay 60$ a month for that

900 down 100 up. £60/month. UK

800 down 35 up, $70 1.2 tb/month cap in Portland. I tried to switch over to century link but the installer said my apartment is too old. They've got 1gbps up and down for $70.

1000/400 mbps down/up for 40€ /month. Portugal

My internet is shit but it's cheap. 19 usd a month for 40mbps down and 5 up. It's cheap enough that I can't complain really.

UK, 900 Mbps for £35