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Friday, 16 August 2013

Google Fiber in Provo Prices Same as Kansas City

Posted on 06:21 by Unknown
Google Fiber in Provo, Utah will be priced the same way as Google Fiber in Kansas City. People will be able to sign up for free 5 Mbps download/1 Mbps upload service, with the offer guaranteed for seven years.

Symmetrical gigabit access is priced at $70 a month.

When bundled with Google's video entertainment service, the dual-play package will cost $120 a month.
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