Freedom Internet – Plans & Prices

Freedom Internet suits households that want a DSL or fibre connection and are happy to see prices that change with the local network. The key question is which network reaches your home, because the same speed can cost a different amount on KPN, Glaspoort, DELTA Fiber or a regional network. If you want to weigh Freedom against other internet providers netherlands, start by finding out which network serves your street, then compare the published price for the speed you need. We do not name a winner, because the right choice depends on your address and how your household uses the connection.

Fibre 50 costs €53 a month on KPN and €60 on DELTA Fiber. Fibre 100 is €53 on Glaspoort, €55 on KPN and €63 on DELTA Fiber. Fibre 200 is €59 on KPN and Glaspoort and €66 on DELTA Fiber. Fibre 500 is €63 on KPN and Glaspoort and €69 on DELTA Fiber. Fibre 1 Gbit/s costs €53 on Open Dutch Fiber, KPN / Reggefiber and several regional networks, including ODF, E-Fiber, Primevest, Glasdraad and SKV. It is €56 on Glasvezel Zuidenveld, €59 on Glasvezel Helmond, €62 on RE-NET Hoogeveen, €67 on Glaspoort, €69 on KPN and €73 on DELTA Fiber. Learn more about fibre connections.

Freedom's DSL plan costs €50 a month on the KPN network. DSL pair bonding costs €60 a month, but only where an existing pair bonding connection is already in place. With DSL, the download figure is the maximum speed your address can get rather than one fixed speed. Upload speeds are not stated for any plan. All prices include FRITZ!Box rental, and Freedom says the price is €3 a month lower with your own modem. On GlaswebVenray and Midden-BrabantGlas, the €18 fibre price excludes a separate network fee charged by that network. For households on GlaswebVenray, that fee is €38.42 a month. See our DSL guide.

Because Freedom's price depends on the network at your address, two neighbouring streets can see different amounts for the same 1 Gbit/s speed. Some networks offer only certain speeds, and DSL pair bonding is available only where it already exists. Checking which network connects your home is therefore the first step before comparing any figure on this page. Freedom also notes that the DSL speed you receive is the maximum your line supports, so it can differ from one address to the next. For a wider view of monthly spending, our page on what home internet costs explains typical budgets.

Prices across this site are checked on the providers' own websites every day. Our sortable comparison can be ordered by download speed, introductory price or average monthly price. The Freedom figures on this page come from the Freedom Internet network and price page. They are shown separately, so they are not part of the sortable comparison and carry no Check offer button. Elsewhere on the site, Check offer is an advertisement. If you sign up through it, we can earn a commission. That commission never changes the euro price you see or the order in which plans are sorted.