Download and upload are different numbers
Download is what you receive; upload is what you send in video calls and backups. Fibre is often symmetric, cable upload is much lower.
Plan search
Search Dutch home-internet plans and narrow them down to what fits your household
Filter by provider, speed, connection type and contract length
Already know roughly what you need? Use the filters to cut a long list of plans down to the ones that match your speed, connection type and minimum term. Each plan leads on to its provider's details and to the comparison view, and the provider's own postcode and house-number check settles what can be installed at your address.
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Reading a plan
How to read a Dutch internet plan before you sign
Internet offers in the Netherlands look simple, a speed and a monthly price, but the details decide what you really pay and how happy you will be. These four points explain the numbers on every plan card and in the plan details, so you can compare glasvezel, kabel and DSL offers on equal terms.
The introduction is not the price
Discounted first months end. Look at the regular monthly price, which is what you pay for most of your contract.
The contract term ties you in
One- and two-year contracts are cheaper per month but harder to leave. On a short lease, a monthly plan can cost less overall.
One-off costs add up
Activation, installation and router rental come on top of the monthly price. The plan details and the comparison include them.
Speed guide
How much internet speed do you need?
Speed needs depend on how many people are online at the busiest moment and what they do. Streaming mainly uses download, while video calls, cloud backups and sending files rely on upload. Use this guide to size a plan, and remember that fibre is often symmetric while cable and DSL upload is much lower.
HouseholdDownloadUpload
One person
Browsing, social media and HD or 4K streaming on one screen.
- Download
- 50-100 Mbps
- Upload
- 10-20 Mbps
Couple or two housemates
Two people streaming and occasional video calls.
- Download
- 100-200 Mbps
- Upload
- 20-50 Mbps
Working from home
Daily video calls, shared documents and cloud backups.
- Download
- 200-500 Mbps
- Upload
- 50-100+ Mbps
Family or shared house
Several people streaming, gaming and calling at the same time.
- Download
- 500-1000 Mbps
- Upload
- 50-500 Mbps
Power users and creators
Large game downloads, home servers and uploading big files.
- Download
- 1000+ Mbps
- Upload
- 500+ Mbps
Ranges include headroom for several devices at once. Wi-Fi in large or thick-walled homes can limit speed more than the plan does.
Questions
Searching for internet plans: common questions
Practical answers about filtering plans, finding the cheapest option and checking availability.
How do I find internet plans available at my address?
Filter by the connection your home has, fibre, cable or DSL, then open a plan and use the provider's postcode check. Only that check confirms availability, because two homes on the same street can have different connections.
What is the cheapest home internet in the Netherlands?
Sort by lowest monthly price to see the cheapest plans first. Slower DSL and basic fibre plans cost least, but compare the total cost over your stay: activation fees, router rental and contract length can make a cheap monthly price more expensive overall.
Which plans can I cancel every month?
Choose Monthly cancellable in the contract filter. These plans suit short leases and temporary stays, although they can carry a higher setup fee or monthly price than fixed-term contracts.
Why do some plans show a price after address check?
Some providers price a plan differently per network or region and only show the exact amount after you enter your postcode and house number. We do not guess those prices; use the provider's check to see your quote.
Does a plan in the search mean I can get it?
No. The search shows plans that exist, not what reaches your home. Availability depends on the connection in your building, so always confirm with the postcode and house-number check before ordering.
Found a few plans worth a closer look?
Put your shortlist side by side in the comparison to see speeds, contract terms and one-off costs together. For a single company's details, open its provider profile, and confirm your address with its official postcode check.
Compare plans side by side
Line up to four plans and see the total cost over your stay, upload and download speeds, contract terms and one-off fees in one table.
Compare internet plansGet a guided recommendation
Answer six quick questions about your home, your stay and your household, and get a speed recommendation with plans that fit and the reasons why.
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