A typical family in Kathmandu now runs several things at once: a parent on a video call, kids streaming shows, a phone or two on social media, and maybe a console online. The question is whether 40 Mbps keeps all of that smooth.
Do the math on real usage: HD streaming uses roughly 5 Mbps per stream, 4K around 25 Mbps, video calls 2–3 Mbps, and online gaming 5–10 Mbps with low latency mattering more than raw speed. That means 40 Mbps comfortably supports two HD streams plus video calls and general browsing at the same time — which covers most households on most evenings.
Our Family plan delivers 40 Mbps on dedicated fiber with free installation, a free router/ONU, priority support, and a 5% quarterly discount. Because fiber speeds are symmetric, uploads for video calls and school submissions stay as fast as downloads, which is where copper connections usually disappoint.
Move up to 75 Mbps if you stream 4K regularly, run a home office with heavy uploads, or have multiple teens gaming simultaneously. Not sure? Send us a message and we will suggest a plan based on your household — or read our full guide to choosing a plan for the complete picture.
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