Aside the installation costs an ISP will have a ongoing monthly cost for the product.

All I have seen so far is speculation on the install costs and nothing really confirmed on the running costs.

Plusnet currently charge £120/month for FTTPoD, expected to rise to around £200 after the price increase.

In reply to a post by Spud2003:

Plusnet currently charge £120/month for FTTPoD, expected to rise to around £200 after the price increase.

No ones will ever sign up!

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

dozens? Name some?

IP Integrity Ltd
Fluidata
SynergyPlus
Spectrum Telecoms
AdaptiveComms
Vision Fibre Media
ITC
Concept Solutions People Ltd
The Co-operative Business Telecoms
Daisy Communications
Gradwell Communications Ltd
Cyprium Communications
ITCS (UK) LTD
Onwave
Lucid
Bell ICT Limited
Sohonet
Exa Networks
Onyx Group
ITS Technology Group
Pinacl Solutions
Channel Telecom
Wildcard2
Millennium Telecom Ltd
Team Partners Telecommunications
Merula Limited
Difference Corporation Business Communications Made Easy
Odyssey Systems Ltd
Galtec Solutions LTD
500 Ltd
Chess
The Kenton Group
Fluency Communications
Nexus IP Ltd
Elite Limited
Switch Communications Ltd
IP River
NewNet Limited
Qubic Group Plc
Clearstream Technology Group
Pro-Net Internet Services
York Data Services Limited
Eclipse
Keycom
EUROPACOM.NET
NextGenAccess Ltd.
Cloud Business Ltd
Redraw Internet
BT Plc
Origin Broadband
VoiSis Limited
M247 Ltd
Unitel One Source Limited
FastNet
Chain Telecom ltd
Boundless Communications
SiPalto
VanillaIP
Timico
Eurolink Connect Ltd
Telecoms World PLC
Beanstalk Telecom Ltd
Commswise
TIBUS
HighNet
Warwicknet Ltd
NetTech UK Ltd.
Excell Business Systems
SureVoIP
Connect Telecom
Atlas Business Group

Edited by deleted (Wed 19-Feb-14 22:33:51)

You will not have heard of 95% of the ISPs selling it. They are all commercial/business ISPs.

You won't see any prices out.

An interesting list.

So far I've tried one at random. Bell ICT Ltd. I very much doubt it. Any links to where you got this list?

I checked a couple of those at random. No FTTPoD.
I meant ISP's that sell FTTPoD, not ISP's you've downloaded from a list somewhere.

These ISPs are from the Government's SuperConnected Cities scheme as listed as suppliers of FTTPoD.

Just because they do not list FTTPoD on their websites does not mean they do not supply it.

FTTPoD is a bespoke product, but very easy for an ISP to price up because they are primarily resellers of a service supplied by someone else. Most of these ISPs will not have provided a FTTPoD service to anyone because it is such a niche product.

Give me an ISP on that list that you want to see if they supply FTTPoD and I will give you the contact to phone to check.

Edited by deleted (Wed 19-Feb-14 23:37:11)

Did it say they were FTTPoD suppliers?

The super connected cities providers includes FTTB/FTTH/FTTPoD, Ethernet, leased lines, fixed wireless and other solutions on offer from the suppliers

Yep, you can filter the list of ISPs by service they registered to supply under the scheme - https://www.connectionvouchers.co.uk/supplier-search/

AAISP (not part of the scheme) have completely pulled their FTTPoD offering. Their pricing was very interesting before with a high upfront cost, but no minimum term and a very low monthly cost.