MetroFibre is increasing the speed and price of its entry-level fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) package and dropping its 50Mbps and 100Mbps home products for new customers.
MyBroadband first learned about the potential changes after a MetroFibre Networx direct customer received an email about speed and price adjustments on his 20/20Mbps package.
As a “token of its appreciation”, MetroFibre said it was adding another 5Mbps speed onto the package, increasing it to 25/25Mbps.“We want to assure you that we remain committed to providing affordable and super-fast quality connectivity that you deserve,” MetroFibre stated. MetroFibre confirmed the change to the 20Mbps packages to MyBroadband. However, it said it only applied to selected areas.
MetroFibre also said it would be increasing the price of its 250/250Mbps package for direct customers from R799 to R849 per month. The 50Mbps package’s R50 price increase will only be implemented on 1 June 2024 to give ISP sales and marketing teams time to respond to the changes in advance.In addition to the 25Mbps and 250Mbps price adjustments, MetroFibre is also scrapping its 50/50Mbps and 100/100Mbps products for new customers from 1 November 2023.
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