Internetport is a Swedish internet service provider (ISP) that delivers fiber broadband to residential and business customers. As one of the many Internet providers in Sweden, they operate primarily through open municipal fiber networks (stadsnät). This guide covers their current plan offerings, pricing, and what you need to know before signing up.
Key points about Internetport
- Offers symmetrical fiber speeds ranging from 10 Mbps to 1000 Mbps.
- All residential plans currently feature a 12-month contract commitment.
- Widely available across Sweden’s open fiber networks (stadsnät).
Plans and pricing
Internetport offers several fiber broadband tiers designed to suit different household sizes and internet habits. All of their current standard residential plans are delivered via fiber and require a 12-month contract (bindningstid).
Below is an overview of the standard plans and pricing offered by Internetport. Please check the comparison feed above to see the most up-to-date offers and to verify which speeds are available at your specific address.
| Speed (Download/Upload) | Connection Type | Contract Term | Monthly Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10/10 Mbit/s | Fiber | 12 months | 399 SEK |
| 100/100 Mbit/s | Fiber | 12 months | 435 SEK |
| 250/250 Mbit/s | Fiber | 12 months | 485 SEK |
| 500/500 Mbit/s | Fiber | 12 months | 545 SEK |
| 1000/1000 Mbit/s | Fiber | 12 months | 669 SEK |
Before you order
Because Internetport operates on open networks, the exact monthly price can sometimes vary slightly depending on which local city network (stadsnät) owns the physical fiber line connected to your home.
Network availability in Sweden
Because Internetport leverages open fiber infrastructure, their services are available in many parts of the country. You can find their services in major urban areas, including Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, and Uppsala.
If you live in a smaller municipality or rural area, you can still access Internetport as long as your home is connected to a local municipal network that partners with them. To get a complete overview of your options nationwide, you can read our general guide to Internet in Sweden.
Good to know
Symmetrical speeds (like 100/100 or 250/250) mean your upload speed is just as fast as your download speed. This is highly beneficial for home office setups, video conferencing, and online gaming.
What to consider before choosing Internetport
When selecting a plan with Internetport, the main factor to keep in mind is the contract length. Many Swedish providers offer contract-free options (rörligt abonnemang), but Internetport’s current standard plans require a 12-month commitment. If you plan to move within the next year, make sure you can transfer the contract to your new address or check if the contract terms fit your situation.
Additionally, you will need your own router to distribute the Wi-Fi signal in your home unless you purchase or rent one during the signup process. Most standard modern routers work perfectly fine with these fiber connections.
Frequently asked questions
What is an open fiber network (stadsnät)?
An open fiber network is a municipal or regional physical network where different internet providers compete to sell their services to you. This keeps prices competitive and allows you to easily switch between different providers like Internetport.
Does Internetport require a binding period?
Yes, the current residential broadband plans from Internetport come with a 12-month contract commitment (bindningstid).
Can I get Internetport if I do not have a fiber socket?
No, Internetport’s residential broadband plans are delivered exclusively via fiber networks. If your building or house only has a phone jack (DSL) or cable TV socket (Coax), you will not be able to use these fiber plans.
Is a router included in the monthly price?
A router is typically not included in the standard monthly fee. You can generally use your own wireless router by plugging it directly into the fiber wall outlet (LAN port) in your apartment.