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The standard monthly quota plans are 1TB and 10TB for residential, and 2TB and 20TB for SOHO/business, which is pretty workable for most use cases. Compared to

by darkr 3y ago

The standard monthly quota plans are 1TB and 10TB for residential, and 2TB and 20TB for SOHO/business, which is pretty workable for most use cases. Compared to some residential ISPs where I've seen caps as low as 15GB/month..

Dylan16807 3y ago
> The standard monthly quota plans are 1TB and 10TB for residential, and 2TB and 20TB for SOHO/business, which is pretty workable for most use cases. How much does it cost to upgrade from 1TB to 10TB? I don't care how common a cap like that is, or what abominable caps some other service might have. 1TB for a whole month is only 3 megabits per second average, and that is not a good amount. And it should definitely be possible to buy more than 30 megabits per second average for a residence. For a business, 20TB in a month is good for a few employees but breaks down very fast if they start working remotely.
- darkr 3y ago
  > How much does it cost to upgrade from 1TB to 10TB? £10/month
  - Dylan16807 3y ago
    Okay, that's pretty reasonable then.