Vilcom Networks In Comprehensive Revamp Of Its Pricing Structure for Fiber To Home
By Felix Njenga
Vilcom Networks, a leader in high-speed internet solutions, has announced a comprehensive revamp of its pricing structure for Fiber to Home (FTTH).
This new pricing is designed to provide enhanced value, accessibility, and flexibility for customers.
The CEO Agnes Limo, speaking during a press briefing stated that the new pricing plans feature competitive rates that are tailored to meet the diverse needs of both residential and business customers.
“Many of our plans will now include upgraded speeds at no additional cost, ensuring faster downloads, smoother streaming, and improved online experiences. Customers can now take advantage of our newly improved internet speeds and reduced prices,” Limo said.
She added that in today’s digital age, reliable and high-speed internet is essential for both residential and business customers.
” We are introducing a range of flexible packages, allowing customers to choose plans that best suit their internet usage and budget,” she said.
Vilcom new speeds packages include 8 mbps at KSh1,999, 18 mbps at KSh2,799, 30 Mbps at KSh3,799, 60 Mbps at KSh4,999, 100 mbps at KSh7,999 and 500 mbps at KSh11,999.
She said that whether one is streaming their favorite shows, working from home, or running a business, Vilcom enhanced services are designed to meet their needs.
“Our highest home fiber moving from 100Mbps to now 500Mbps. Vilcom Networks, our mission is the customer. We are committed to bridging the digital divide, innovation and customer satisfaction,” she said.
She however said that Vilcom will continue to expand their services to meet the demands of the ever-evolving digital world
“For more information on our services please visit Homepage – Vilcom Networks Ltd or https://vilcom.co.ke/,” she disclosed.
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