Fibre pricing: trends and analysis 2Q 2024
Growing fibre coverage and increasing competition are causing operators to advertise faster fixed broadband tariffs, and multi-gigabit offerings are becoming more common. However, inflationary pressures mean that the real cost of most tariffs has decreased over time.
Information included in this report
- Analysis of how operators are positioning their multi-gigabit and entry-level FTTP tariffs, with reference to notable country-level trends
- Analysis of changes in real prices for fixed broadband tariffs
- Data on the types of value-added services that are bundled with fixed broadband plans
- Overview of the prevalence and tiering of fixed-wireless access (FWA) tariffs
This report is based on our Fibre pricing benchmark.
Author
Martin Scott
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