Latin American countries with the cheapest and most expensive internet

A study by price comparison site Cable.co.uk has revealed which Latin American countries have price on the internet the cheapest and most expensive broadband access.

Argentina, Colombia and Brazil These are the Latin American countries with the most affordable prices for fixed broadband. According to data collected between September and November 2023, the island countries Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Barbados and the Bahamas They are among the markets in the region where a fixed internet contract costs the most.

For example, Argentine households have to shell out about US$5.17 per month for fixed broadband. Across the border, Chileans For the same service, they pay almost four times more, about $21.86 per month. In Mexico, the average price is $32.35, and in Colombia, it is about $20.47.

In Mexico, the average price is $32.35, while in Colombia it is around $20.47.

What’s happening in the rest of the world?

The study also determined what the average cost is in different regions of the world:

Commonwealth of Independent States: The average cost of broadband per month is $16.46.
Eastern Europe: The average cost of broadband per month is US$18.06.
Baltics: The average cost of broadband per month is $21.58.
North Africa: The average cost of broadband per month is $22.95.
South America: The average cost of broadband per month is $38.48.
Central Asia: The average cost of broadband per month is $39.88.
Western Europe: The average cost of broadband per month is US$50.01.
Sub-Saharan Africa: The average cost of broadband per month is $62.66.
Middle East: The average cost of broadband per month is $65.75.
Caribbean: The average cost of broadband per month is $82.94.
North America: The average cost of broadband per month is $104.33.
Oceania: The average cost of broadband per month is $105.14.
Central America: The average cost of broadband per month is $105.72.