Germany's Cheapest Fixed-Line Internet: 50 Mbit/s from €14.99
Over 80% of German households enjoy internet access via a fixed-line connection. While complete packages often include internet flat rates, voice flat rates to all networks may not be part of the deal. DSL, VDSL, and TV cable connections are moderately priced.
As of October 2025, the cheapest fixed-line internet providers offering at least 50 Mbit/s download speed are: Telekom MagentaZuhause L at approximately 19.91 € per month, 1&1 DSL 50 at around 18.71 € per month, and Vodafone GigaZuhause 50 DSL starting at 19.99 € per month. Additionally, cable provider O2 offers speeds up to 100 Mbit/s from 14.99 € per month. These packages often include telephone flat rates and router options.
However, some providers charge high prices for calls abroad and to mobile networks. Fiber optic connections can be cheaper but may offer lower internet bandwidth. Despite this, citizens have a right to broadband internet, and a tariff comparison for fixed-line internet with a downstream speed of at least 50 Mbit/s is available.
German households have access to affordable fixed-line internet options, with speeds of at least 50 Mbit/s available from various providers. While costs for international calls can be high, citizens have the right to broadband internet and can compare tariffs to find the best fit.
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