The new prices make Multi-Gig Internet more affordable
ROCHESTER, NY, January 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ – Greenlight Networks (“Greenlight”), the fastest fiber-to-the-home provider New York Stateannounced today that it is making 1 Gig and 2 Gig Internet more affordable and also introducing a new 5 Gig Internet offering.
Greenlight reduces the price of 1 Gig Internet 25 dollars 2 Gig of Internet per month 100 dollars An unprecedented month in these difficult economic times. The changes allow the company to anticipate customers’ growing connectivity needs and provide them with exactly what they need – consistently fast and affordable Internet.
New Service Offers and Price Comparison
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2022 |
500 Mbit/s |
750 Mbit/s |
1 Gig |
2 Gig |
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50 dollars |
75 dollars |
100 dollars |
200 dollars |
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2023 |
500 Mbit/s |
1 Gig |
2 Gig |
5 Gig |
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50 dollars |
$75 |
100 dollars |
200 dollars |
“We know inflation hurts our communities and affects our customers. At the same time, families are using more bandwidth than ever for streaming, gaming and working from home. We’re proud to be able to offer more internet speed for less money,” he said. Mark MurphyPresident and CEO of Greenlight Networks. “While the cost of building and operating our network has increased significantly, we do our best to control price increases. We are committed to listening to our customers and their need for faster internet at affordable prices. It’s as simple as that.”
Affordability is often a common barrier to Internet services. Despite inflation ending the year at a 40-year high and the cost of consumer goods and services continuing to rise, Greenlight is committed to keeping its prices low. Since its inception in 2011, the company has been offering fiber services only at affordable prices. 50 dollars remains the base price today.
Importantly, all of Greenlight’s Internet services, including the new 5 Gig service, are symmetric, meaning that upload and download speeds are the same. Symmetric Internet provides the most reliable and robust Internet connection without latency and delay and supports maximum connection with a dedicated connection.
A 2021 study released by the Fiber Broadband Association (FBA) found that a family of four would need at least 2 Gbps symmetrical broadband speeds to adequately meet their needs. Research commissioned by FBA and conducted by RVA LLC Market Research and Consulting concluded that fiber is the best choice for implementing future-proof networks, highlighting the ability to increase throughput over fiber as needed and reduce operating costs compared to other technologies.
“Because our network is all fiber, it’s future-proof, meaning we can easily adapt our network and service offerings to how and how much our customers use their bandwidth. Some of our competitors limit or discourage high-bandwidth deployments simply because they can.” doesn’t provide the speeds required to support their needs,” Murphy said. “The same Greenlight Networks fiber that our team is installing in areas of the state can support speeds up to 10 Gig and higher.”
Along with new service offerings and pricing updates, Greenlight has also updated its website. It has a new look and improved shopping cart functionality that provides a highly e-commerce inspired user experience. Greenlight services are now available to more than 120,000 families across the state, with access to more homes growing by 20% in the past three months. To learn more about Greenlight Networks’ new services or neighborhood presence, visit www.GreenlightNetworks.com.
About Greenlight Networks
Greenlight Networks is an ultra-high-speed broadband service provider, offering residential and small business customers internet speeds of up to 5 Gbps. Greenlight Networks was founded in 2011 and builds, owns and operates a fiber-optic network that provides ultra-high-speed Internet connections. The company’s high-speed fiber internet network is currently available to more than 120,000 homes in 21 municipalities across the country. Rochester, Buffalo, Binghamtonand Albany fields. For more information, visit GreenlightNetworks.com or find it at Facebook.com/GreenlightNetworks and @GreenlightFiber on Twitter.
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