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Why compare internet plans?
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70% of Dutch people are paying too much
Research has shown that many Dutch people are unknowingly paying too much for their internet subscription.
The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has found that Dutch consumers are paying too much. Internet service providers continue to raise prices for existing customers, causing them to pay more than they realize.
For example, people with low internet speeds (up to 100 Mbit/s) often pay more than new customers who opt for higher internet speeds.
Welcome discounts of up to €235 available
Internet providers offer generous welcome discounts and low rates to new customers.
There is fierce competition among internet service providers. Internet service providers are eager to attract as many new customers as possible.
They attract new customers with up to 12 months of discounts on their internet subscription, a free gift, or a generous welcome discount.
Get exclusive deals at your address
Our online comparison tool finds the best and cheapest deals available at your address.
Where you live makes a big difference in terms of which internet providers serve your address, what speeds you can get, and how much your sign-up discount will be.
Use our independent postal code checker to instantly see which internet providers have the best deals for you.
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Which internet service providers can I choose from?
The internet providers available to you depend on your postal code. With our postal code checker, you can instantly see which providers are available at your address and which plans you can sign up for.
Not sure where to start? In the video below, we explain in one minute what you should look for when comparing internet plans.
Cheapest internet plan
The cheapest internet plan is a standalone internet plan from a budget provider. With these providers, you pay less, but you still get a stable connection via the network of larger providers such as KPN.
The cheapest internet plans as of 26 June 2026
| # | Provider | Speed | Monthly price | Year price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Youfone | 50 Mb/s |
Now 8 months 15 p/m
Then 30 p/m
|
240 (first year) |
| 2. | Budget Thuis | 100 Mb/s |
Now 8 months 18.5 p/m
Then 34.5 p/m
|
261 (first year) |
| 3. | Online.nl | 100 Mb/s |
Now 9 months 29.5 p/m
Then 49.5 p/m
|
304 (first year) |
| 4. | Ziggo | 200 Mb/s |
Now 3 months 20.98 p/m
Then 41.95 p/m
|
340.49 (first year) |
| 5. | KPN | 100 Mb/s |
Now 6 months 22 p/m
Then 44 p/m
|
371 (first year) |
| 6. | hollandsnieuwe | 100 Mb/s |
Now 8 months 30 p/m
Then 35 p/m
|
380 (first year) |
| 7. | Odido | 100 Mb/s |
Now 6 months 21 p/m
Then 37.5 p/m
|
381 (first year) |
| 8. | Solcon | 50 Mb/s |
Now 6 months 37.5 p/m
Then 44 p/m
|
489 (first year) |
| 9. | Delta | 500 Mb/s |
42.5 per month |
510 (first year) |
| 10. | Freedom | 50 Mb/s |
Now 12 months 48 p/m
Then 53 p/m
|
601 (first year) |
Last updated on
June 26, 2026.
Based on all available 1 year all-in-1 subscriptions with DSL, cable and fiber connection.
Tips for saving money on your internet plan:
- Keep an eye out for special offers: Many providers offer a 50% discount for the first few months or temporarily waive the setup fee, which can save you a lot of money.
- Choose only what you really need: Don’t watch TV? Then save money with an internet-only plan. Do you live alone? Then a lower internet speed is often sufficient and cheaper.
- Check for bundle deals: Do you bundle your internet and mobile service with the same provider? If so, you’ll often get an extra discount or extra data.
- Switch as soon as your subscription expires: By switching, you can take advantage of offers for new customers again.
The best internet deal
Internet providers are currently offering some great deals. All internet providers are looking to attract new customers and are willing to spend a lot of money to do so. You can take advantage of this.
Check out all the internet and TV packages with free gifts here.
The 3 largest providers in the Netherlands also regularly run special offers. Check them out here:
What are the best internet service providers right now?
According to our annual, independent survey, these are the best internet providers:
- Odido is the best internet provider in the “lowest price” and “bundle discount” categories. Odido has consistently low rates and offers attractive deals for new customers. If you bundle your Odido internet with Odido or Ben mobile service, you’ll benefit from extras thanks to the bundle discount.
- KPN is the best provider based on customer satisfaction. Customers appreciate the quality of customer service, the reliability of the fiber-optic internet, and are positive about the KPN TV+ app.
Which type of internet plan is right for you?
By choosing an internet plan that fits your usage, you can be sure you won’t end up paying more than necessary for services you don’t use.
Internet Only Do you watch everything online via Netflix
, YouTube, or Videoland and never watch live TV? Then an internet-only plan is the most affordable choice.
Internet + TV
Do you want to watch TV? Then choose an internet and TV subscription, which often includes a TV app that lets you watch live on multiple devices, such as your tablet or laptop.
All-in-1
Do you still use a landline? With an all-in-1 package, you can combine internet, TV, and phone service into one affordable subscription.
Bundle
Discount Do you combine your internet with a mobile plan from the same provider? Then you often get an extra discount, more data, or a free TV package. In our comparison tool, you can easily select your mobile provider, and we’ll immediately show you where you can save.
Compare internet plans by connection type
With our internet comparison tool, you can immediately see which connections are available at your address. In most areas, you can choose between DSL, cable, or fiber optic.
Compare ADSL Internet
DSL internet is internet via the phone line. It’s available almost everywhere in the Netherlands and is the cheapest type of connection. You have a wide choice of providers and plans.
- Affordable internet
- Wide selection of providers
- Lower speed and less stable
Compare cable internet
Cable internet offers high speeds via the coaxial TV cable. This provides fast and reliable internet. Ziggo is the only internet provider that offers nationwide service, so there is little competition. If fiber-optic internet isn’t available yet, this is a good option.
- High speeds
- Reliable connection
- Relatively expensive
Compare fiber internet
Fiber optic internet is the fastest and most stable connection. If it’s available at your address, this is always the best choice. You have a fairly wide selection of providers and plans.
- Fastest internet
- Affordable
- Not yet available everywhere
Currently, more than half of all households in the Netherlands have access to fiber optic internet, and this number will only continue to grow in the coming years. Want to know if fiber optic internet plans are available at your address? Take our fiber optic check to see which fiber optic plans are available for your home.
In rare cases, a fixed internet connection isn’t (fully) possible, for example, if you live in a remote area. In that case, you can opt for 4G for home use.
Read more here about the differences between the types of internet connections.
What internet speed do you need?
When comparing internet plans, it’s important to consider the speed you choose. Opting for a speed that’s too high is a waste of money, since you’ll end up paying more than necessary for extra speed you won’t use. On the other hand, you don’t want a speed that’s too low, so that everyone at home can comfortably go about their business at the same time without getting in each other’s way.
| Speed in Mbit/s | Suitable for |
|---|---|
| 50 Mbit/s (low) | Browsing the internet, emailing |
| 100 Mbit/s (average) | Great for everyday use, up to 2 people |
| 200–400 Mbit/s (fast) | Ideal for families or for online gaming/streaming |
| 1000–8000 Mbit/s (very fast) | For large households |
Which internet provider offers the fastest internet?
DELTA and Odido are the fastest internet providers. They offer speeds of up to 8 Gbit/s via fiber optic. Next comes KPN with 4 Gbit/s and Odido with 2 Gbit/s.
These high internet speeds are far from available at all locations. But they aren’t necessary for many households either.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Internet
What internet speed do I need?
If you're not sure what speed you need for your situation, you can use the following speed recommendations.
- Light use (100 Mbps)
This speed is sufficient if you mainly use the internet for browsing, email, social media, and streaming.
- Average usage (100–200 Mb/s)
We recommend this speed if multiple people are using the internet at the same time, such as for intensive streaming, or if you frequently work from home. Playing light online games is also no problem at this speed.
On average, more than half (54.4%) of households can get by with a 100 Mbps internet speed, according to Telecommonitor.
- Heavy usage (200 Mbps or more)
Does your household include one or more avid online gamers? Or do you regularly need to download large files? In that case, 200 Mb/s or more is often the best choice.
How much does it cost to improve Wi-Fi coverage throughout my home?
Do you have a large home and want reliable Wi-Fi on every floor? Then it’s a good idea to compare providers that offer high-quality home Wi-Fi solutions using mesh technology.
KPN, Odido, and Ziggo offer home Wi-Fi solutions, each with a different price tag. With Odido and Ziggo, you can rent the Wi-Fi access points. You pay a few euros a month for this. You can also choose to buy them.
| Cost of home Wi-Fi solutions by provider | |
|---|---|
| KPN SuperWifi | Get 2 free access points worth €199 with internet and TV |
| Ziggo SmartWifi pods | €1.25 per month per unit (up to 3) |
| Odido Wi-Fi Plus | €2.50 per month per Wi-Fi point (up to 3) |
Compare Internet prices
There can be significant price differences between internet providers. Depending on your needs, the price difference between the cheapest and most expensive provider can amount to tens of euros per month. That’s why we strongly recommend comparing providers.
This determines the price of your internet subscription
What you’ll pay for your home internet is primarily determined by the package options you do or don’t include. The overview below gives you an idea of the (additional) costs for your internet.
| Internet cost overview | |
|---|---|
| Internet only | Starting at €32/month |
| Internet & TV | Starting at €56 per month |
| All-in-One | Starting at €59/month |
| 1 Gbit/s Internet | €52.50 per month |
| Landline | + €1/month |
| TV package | + €12.50 per month |
| Additional TV receiver | + €2 to €4 per month |
| Wi-Fi solution | + €0 to €5 per month |
Why is a KPN internet plan so expensive?
KPN is one of the largest internet service providers in the Netherlands, which means it has a more extensive network and more staff than most smaller providers. Although it is often not the cheapest option, it does offer better customer service than many budget providers. In general, KPN is known for its high-quality customer service, and with KPN, you pay more for enhanced service.
Why is a Ziggo internet plan so expensive?
Ziggo is the only option for cable internet, especially in many areas where fiber-optic internet is not yet available. Ziggo is known for providing the fastest internet to households that do not yet have fiber-optic internet. Like KPN, Ziggo’s prices are higher due to its position as one of the largest internet providers in the Netherlands. This allows them to offer more comprehensive customer service compared to budget internet providers.
When does my internet subscription start?
If you switch to a new internet service provider, it takes about 30 days for the switch to be fully complete. Although you can specify a start date, the provider will always send you your final start date.
Do I need to cancel my own internet service?
After submitting your request, you have a 14-day cooling-off period to cancel it.
Are you switching to a new provider? Then you don’t need to cancel your subscription yourself. Most providers handle this between themselves without you having to do anything. Before switching, however, be sure to check the end date of your current contract. If you’re still tied to a one-year contract, you won’t be able to switch to another provider.