Post your speed and how much you pay monthly

[namida12]

 

Ookla Speedtest.net shows my speed as:

 

Ping 22ms  

81.81 Mbps down

11.81  Mpbs up

 

I pay $80 USDlrs for 100  Mbps down to Cox Communication - Both the Century Link and Cox are advertising 1 Gig service on the radio, but that is only available in a new expensive housing areas where new fiber has been installed, and also where it was previously installed and activated before the housing bubble collapsed. 

[nam639]

 

Comcast performance.  29.99$ a month.

[Sneek]

[Laura]

This is the speed I am getting, came here via an article which has featured testmy.net in one of the top internet speed test sites, checked the results twice (the results scared me in the first test :-P), the upload speed is Okay but the download speed should be more as I am paying for more, this is what I am getting,:

 

Conducted the test once more, this time the speed increased up to 3 folds:

 

https://testmy.net/stats/?&t=u&d=11262015&x=1&l=25&q=Laura

Edited November 26, 2015 by CA3LE
added graph

[ozoman8-1977]

Pontevedra, Galicia ,Espain 

contratado en http://www.euronasat.es/ , satelite Tooway , " modem Viasat "

 

anyone can tell me that satellite companies give more than 22 mb download speed?

Thank you !

 

 

Edited November 29, 2015 by ozoman8-1977

[JavaCode]

:::.. Download Speed Test Result Details ..:::
Download Connection Speed:: 15798 Kbps or 15.8 Mbps
Download Speed Test Size:: 12.6 MB or 12928 kB or 13238272 bytes
Download Binary File Transfer Speed:: 1975 kB/s or 2 MB/s
Tested At:: http://TestMy.net Version 15
Validation:: https://testmy.net/db/m1bEHgrYT
TiP Measurement Summary:: Min 4.91 Mbps | Middle Avg 22.32 Mbps | Max 43.49 Mbps | 115% Variance
 

Paying $89 CAD with Xplornet's 25mbps package. (Have $10 off for a year.) Overall, it's been good. Way better than their old 4G network. I noticed that it takes about 2-3 seconds for it to peak up and its sometimes go up to 40-50 mbps. For a Sunday evening, it's really good. Usually getting constant 20-25mbps when I'm downloading and it never really went slow so far. One day I was getting 10-12mbps for about an hour then it went back up to the proper speeds.

[Crazy Naru]

Right now I have optimum ultra 101 which is speeds 101mbps down and 35mbps up. Since I work for the company I just spend $55 a month for the connection. 

[namida12]

 

DSLreports show the following & I am paying $80 per month for this speed.  

 

[coknuck]

I get about the same both places. The upload was a little higher than I pay for at DSLReports.

 

 

 

[Sean]

On 29/11/2015, 22:54:25, ozoman8-1977 said:

Pontevedra, Galicia ,Espain 

contratado en http://www.euronasat.es/ , satelite Tooway , " modem Viasat "

 

anyone can tell me that satellite companies give more than 22 mb download speed?

Thank you !

Your test results are the fastest I've seen to date for satellite Internet!

 

The problem with satellite Internet is that most of the country is covered by just a few spot beams from the satellite, each with around 1Gbps of capacity, which needs to be shared amongst the subscribers connected on a particular spot beam.  To give an idea of the spot beam size, 1 spot beam covers Ireland.  Another issue is that the dish itself can only handle 22Mbps down and 6Mbps up on the KA Band based on what I'm reading, with faster speeds requiring a much larger dish.

 

Here in Ireland, some satellite providers struggle to even provide 1Mb during peak times due to over-subscribing their service.  Going by Tooway's own Professional Services document, they only guarantee a minimum bandwidth of 512kbps down and 128kbps up on their highest capacity enterprise plan, which is also restricted to 125GB per month, so to be getting close to the subscribed speed is very impressive for satellite and probably means there are just a small number of subscribers in your part of the country using a Tooway-based satellite ISP.

[qbeam]

This is what I'm getting in Colorado.

 

I pay $49.99 a month from Comcast.

 

https://testmy.net/db/pUJdg~-qK.1cAEflB38

[Snapatech]

Download Connection Speed:: 115952 Kbps or 116 Mbps 
Download Speed Test Size:: 150 MB or 153600 kB or 157286400 bytes
Download Binary File Transfer Speed:: 14494 kB/s or 14.5 MB/s
Tested At:: http://TestMy.net  Version 15
Validation:: https://testmy.net/db/vMGnZ~tYw
Compare:: 35% faster than client avg, 204% faster than host avg, 372% faster than city avg, 358% faster than country avg, 462% faster than world index 
1MB Download in 0.07 Seconds - 1GB Download in ~72 Seconds - 2071X faster than 56K
This test of exactly 153600 kB took 10.856 seconds to complete

 

$79.99 per month no tax no equipment rental from Cox Communications, Pensacola, Florida.

Modem is Netgear CM500

Router is Netgear WNR3700

Ethernet 1: Realtek PCIe Gigabit Ethernet Controller (3rd party)

Ethernet 2: TP-Link PCIe Gigabit TG3468

Ethernet 3: TP-Link PCIe Gigabit TG3468

 

All three ethernet channels are bridged/bonded on Windows 10 x64 bit.

 

https://testmy.net/db/vMGnZ~tYw

Edited February 19, 2016 by CA3LE
converted screenshot to graphed result

[ButchJudd]

 

Hotwire Communications

1Gbps FTTH DL | 50 Mbps Upload

$19.99 Per Month

[Pgoodwin1]

1 hour ago, ButchJudd said:

 

Hotwire Communications

1Gbps FTTH DL | 50 Mbps Upload

$19.99 Per Month

What are your results using this site TestMy.net?

[Cooper Adi]

Hi Everybody! I am using a PLDT Fbr  my plan is

2mps and Php. 1299.00 ($28.86)/month

when i tried my speed here the result is:

Download - 0.87Mbps

Upload - 0.76Mbps

Is the price and internet speed justifiiable?/

Thanks

 

[Mounier]

 

:::.. Internet Speed Test Result Details ..:::

Download Connection Speed:: 104646 Kbps or 104.6 Mbps 

Download Speed Test Size:: 61.8 MB or 63232 kB or 64749568 bytes

Download Binary File Transfer Speed:: 13081 kB/s or 13.1 MB/s

Upload Connection Speed:: 26993 Kbps or 27 Mbps 

Upload Speed Test Size:: 18.3 MB or 18752 kB or 19202048 bytes

Upload Binary File Transfer Speed:: 3374 kB/s or 3.4 MB/s

Timed:: Download: 4.95 seconds | Upload: 5.691 seconds

[Eric Mone]

At&T uVerse 45Mbps $77.00 per month. Bandwidth Utilization from TestMy.net:

Average download Mbps: 39.2 Mbps

Average upload Mbps: 4.9 Mbps

Combined Test: 32.1 Mbps Down/5.2 Mbps Up

How does this compare with anybody who has Time Warner 50 Mbps package?

[Pgoodwin1]

Eric. I have the TWC 50/5 plan package. In Cincinnati. Depending on time of day, and which test server I set in TestMy, I get a low of about 30-35 Mbps (sometimes lower) during peak usage hours. At off-peak hours, it's usually between 48-53 Mbps. I get 5.6 or so upload.

[Eric Mone]

Do you have a Docsis v3.0 modem installed? I have one and I am going to install it when I make the switch from uVerse to Time Warner tomorrow.

[Pgoodwin1]

They provided an ARRIS DOCSIS 3.0, MODEL: TG862G.

[shanepax23]

Atlink

 

$85.00 monthly

 

Possible the worst service available.

 

[Pgoodwin1]

On May 11, 2016 at 10:02 PM, shanepax23 said:

Atlink

 

$85.00 monthly

 

Possible the worst service available.

 

 

That's pretty bad. What's the Download like?

 

[Rombo]

Hi, I pay 10$ /month for unlimited download/upload, and I have an actual speed of 100/90 Mbits/s upload/download

This speed is sustained and has high quality and low latency all across the board.

 

Check this provider, RDS/RCS Romania - Only available there, of course, but puts to shame about 90% of the world

 

PS: After a double check, you can after all have 500 Mbps Download and 200Mbps Upload in a single pack, with an appropriate router that the Telco will provide, and all of that for 39 RON, which is about 10$

Here's the link, and I've lived there for a couple of years and never had (or heard of) any performance issues in internet access from anyone. Top quality service at a truly fair price.
Link: http://www.rcs-rds.ro/internet-digi-net/fiberlink?t=internet-fix&pachet=digi_net_fiberlink_500&id_pachet=13&pas=rezumat_comanda

 

[nobobo]

 

£36 per month.

[Khanivore]

£43/month with Virgin Media