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Per month, usually (billed 95%ile). That price will decrease by quite a bit with more volume.
by virtuallynathan 11y ago
Per month, usually (billed 95%ile). That price will decrease by quite a bit with more volume.
- Jabbles 11y agoThanks. How long has it been roughly $1/Mbps/Month ? Do you know of any sources with historical data?
- alexforster 11y agoAverage was $0.63/mbit in 2015, and I personally haven't seen lower than $0.40/mbit. http://drpeering.net/white-papers/Internet-Transit-Pricing-Historical-And-Projected.php http://drpeering.net/white-papers/Internet-Transit-Pricing-H...
- virtuallynathan 11y agoThat really depends on volume, location, and provider. For large volumes and cheaper providers (Cogent, HE.net, etc) it's been that way for 2-4 years or more. HE.net will now sell a full 10GbE port for $2600/mo, Cogent isnt too far behind. Sub $0.40/Mbit at >25Gbps volumes in major locations is doable.