What is OECD Fixed Broadband Price Benchmarking about?

The fixed broadband market is a complex mix of single service and multi-play offerings, incorporating additional services such fixed voice and television, as providers look at new ways to attract and lock customers in. Simultaneously, improvements in underlying networks are driving up speeds. All of this creates a dynamic market with a broad range of divergent offers.

OECD Fixed Broadband Price Benchmarking provides comprehensive price and service information from each of the 3 main fixed broadband providers in OECD member and non-member countries (42 countries in total), along with benchmarking capability in a single source.

The service, delivered as an easy-to-use Excel-based system, is based on the internationally respected OECD price benchmarking methodology, and allows users to:

• Easily track the best prices in and between national markets across all included providers at different usage levels. 
• Customize benchmark results using self-defined usage profiles within the interactive modelling tool
• View results in a number of different ways, e.g. with/without VAT, in national or common currency, standalone or bundled (multiplay services).
• View the detailed price information on each plan, including promotional offers, usage restrictions and contract terms

The service is updated on a quarterly basis.

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Who will benefit from OECD Fixed Broadband Price Benchmarking?

OECD Fixed Broadband Price Benchmarking can help anyone who needs to assess and track fixed broadband standalone and bundled prices, and compare and contrast across providers and countries using a proven and trusted benchmarking methodology. Clients include fixed and mobile providers, government bodies and regulators around the world.

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