Which Internet Service Provider Do You Believe Leads in Nepal?
Key Takeaways
- Worldlink leads in subscriber numbers with plans to expand hotspots across Nepal
- Vianet and Classic Tech recently introduced competitive 100 Mbps broadband packages
- Nepal Telecommunications' Fiber-to-the-Home service has gained over 60,000 new subscribers during recent lockdowns
- With 40 ISPs operating nationwide, user satisfaction varies widely
- Readers are invited to participate in a poll to identify the top ISP in Nepal
Which Internet Service Provider Do You Believe Leads in Nepal?
Over the past ten years, Nepal has seen substantial growth in its internet infrastructure. However, a persistent issue remains: regardless of which provider people use, many still express frustration with their service. To shed light on this, we’re asking readers to vote for what they consider the best Internet Service Provider (ISP) in Nepal.
Key Players in Nepal’s ISP Market
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Worldlink: Currently the largest ISP in Nepal by subscriber count, Worldlink continues to broaden its reach through partnerships with international brands. The company has established hotspots in more than 10,000 locations nationwide and aims to increase that figure to 30,000.
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Vianet: Recently captured attention by launching a 100 Mbps internet package at the same price point as its existing plans, making high-speed access more affordable.
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Subisu: Having expanded its customer base, Subisu now stands as Nepal’s second-largest ISP. It offers plans that support speeds of up to 60 Mbps.
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Classic Tech: Known for aggressive pricing, Classic Tech has matched Vianet by adding 100 Mbps broadband to its home plans.
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Nepal Telecommunications (NTC): Its Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) service has performed strongly, attracting over 60,000 new subscribers during the last ten months of lockdown. NTC is now recognized among the top FTTH providers in the country.
The Larger Picture
In total, 40 different ISPs operate across Nepal. While some have managed to meet subscriber expectations, others continue to fall short. As the market remains dynamic, customer satisfaction levels differ widely. We invite you to take part in our poll and help determine which ISP you believe currently leads the pack in Nepal.
Last updated: November 23, 2025
