How much do you pay for fixed line internet?

3.17$ for 10Mbps upto 200GB, 2Mbps beyond 200GB per month no data cap only reduced speed after 200gb/month in India

43.11 US$ (35.98 €) with no data cap but only DSL line (no option included, but basic TV pack is 1.99 € more)
Ping 42ms, Down 5.73 Mbps, Up 0.81 Mbps (from speedtest.net a few minutes ago, and correspond to steam download speeds for example)
No fiber yet, downloading my entire games libraries (steam, gog, epic, origin, and more !) would be a matter of weeks, not only days.

$20 for 24Mbps in Greece.
I live in a small village so this is the highest we get here and my true speed is 8Mbps. It sucks so much.

~10$ for 1000/1000 fiber with no cap in Romania.
Ping 1ms, Down 872.84 Mbps, Up 861.61 Mbps (speedtest.net)

4,63 $ for 15Mbps unlimited. In Russia

It's around $50 for up to 200Mbps down and 10Mbps up and there's no data cap. It includes modem, router and unlimited support and service calls to my house if needed. Any issues with the modem and or router I can swap them out for no charge. For $30 more I get phone service as well.

~$9 for 200/200 Mbps + TV for my dad (no cap). Can't complain about internet prices in Moscow.

Edit: oh. Apparently I need to contact my provider. I can now get 500 Mbps for $7. So awesome.

Around $10 for 300/20 Mbps, no cap, Warsaw, Poland.

10/10 mbps, no cap, about 40 bucks, Indonesia (Bali).
Been with the same ISP for years so there might be better out there.

Edit: Out of curiosity, I checked and seems I can get faster for cheaper with the same provider, so will check this out when the office opens :)

Edit 2: Hello op in case you read this, thanks. Changed my plan, paying about 30 bucks for 50/50 mbps with 1 ping when testing over cable. <3

I'm 1600ft from a Comcast node but they refuse to run it to my house. I currently use T-Mobile home internet and pay $50 / month. I average around 25Mb / 3Mb. I live in Georgia, USA.

More than $40 for 3 mbps. The only other alternative would be satellite, but weather would be a problem and the tiny data amount allowed for a whole month with satellite would be not enough to even download one modern game. At least the 3 mbps has no data cap so there's no worry about going over any limit.

Currently paying ~$27 for 300Mb in Brazil. I'm getting ~43Mbps on download and ~41Mbps on upload.

~$45 for 200/10 Mbps, no data cap. Southeast US.

I have two separate lines in the flat.
The current main one is 1000/200 Mbps residential plan with no data cap and costs around 9-10 USD. It is fast but can be unreliable sometimes.
The backup/wifi is a 200/20 Mbps commercial plan with a 600 GB/month data cap that costs over 22 USD. It has a 99.9% uptime guarantee and no bandwidth throttle but even that speed can be excruciating sometimes.

$120 CAD a month, 25Mbps (but I often get upwards 30Mbps), uncapped.

Think that's bad? I used to pay $100/m for 1-2Mbps.
Rural Canada, eh.

$80 CAD (~$65 USD) for unlimited 125/20 Mbps

Sweden, around 43 bucks a month for 100 Mbit up/down through fiber. No caps though, that's not a thing here as far as I know (except on cellular connections).

500,000VND ~ 21.7$/month for 250Mbps up/down through fiber.
Vietnam

$50 a month for 15 mb/s download and 15 kb/s upload (no that's not a typo, it is kilobytes). For uploads the speed starts at about the same rate as download and progressively gets worse while uploading a file until at about 1mb total uploaded it bottoms out at 10-15 kb/s and stays there for the remainder. A 30mb file takes me about 30-40 minutes to upload.

Around 16 bucks for 240 Mbps download and 24 Mbps upload, no data cap in Brazil.

For around 34 EUR I get this:

• flat-rate/unlimited data;
• 150 Mb download;
• 10 Mb upload;
• 5 GB of WiFi data via the providers hotspots through the country;
• 177 TV channels (supposedly 65 of them are in HD, but I have some HD ready TV because I don't watch it that often);
• Android TV smart box, 7 days backward-watch option;
• 5 device slots for watching TV program via dedicated app or browser on laptop/another mobile/tablet;
• unlimited* minutes for calling the national landline numbers (charges for calling mobile numbers are high);
• 200 minutes for calling the numbers in some of the European countries (I think that both landline and mobile numbers are included within these 200 minutes).

Here in France I pay monthly in the 40/50 USD range. No bandwidth limit, fiber connection in the 800-1000 Mb/s down and around a third (or more) of that up. With that also comes unlimited phone calls in my country, TV box...
Before the glorious DSL days, it was WAY more expensive, when I had to pay Internet access + hours of RTC calls to my phone provider... and 4 or 5 ko/s at most,

~$70US for 1000/500 fibre without data cap. Includes router rental (although there's no discount for not taking it).

50€, 1000 Mbps down, 50 Mbps up, no cap
in Germany

Boomp, changed my plan thanks to this thread (big up op), faster and cheaper, good shit.