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Fibre internet in Malta: speeds, technology and prices

Prices in this guide checked 25 Sept 2026

Most addresses in Malta can get gigabit internet, but not every plan sold as “fibre” uses the same technology, and upload speeds differ more than download speeds. This guide explains the difference and shows the cheapest plan at each speed, calculated from current prices.

Fastest plan listed
5 Gbps
GO 5 GIG Internet
Cheapest 1 Gbps+
€30.59/mo
Melita Flexi 1 Gbps + TV Starter
Fibre-to-the-home plans
9
plus 7 cable plans

Fibre, cable and 4G/5G explained

Fibre to the home (FTTH) runs a fibre-optic cable into the property. GO has the largest FTTH network in Malta and Epic runs a newer one. FTTH plans usually offer high upload speeds as well as download speeds.

Cable is Melita’s hybrid fibre-coaxial network: fibre to the street, coaxial cable into the home. It reaches almost every address in Malta and Gozo and delivers gigabit downloads, with lower upload speeds than FTTH.

4G/5G home internet (such as GO Plug’n’GO and Epic Plug & Play) uses the mobile network through a router, with no installation. Satellite (Starlink) works anywhere with a clear view of the sky. Both are useful where a fixed line is not available or not wanted.

Cheapest plan at each speed

The cheapest fibre or cable plan at or above each speed, ranked by true monthly cost: the average you pay per month over the contract, including promotions and setup fees.

  1. 100 Mbps+Epic logo
    Epic
    Home Fibre 300
    €20.24
    true cost/mo
    300 Mbps · 24 months · advertised €13.49 for 12 moView deal
  2. 250 Mbps+Epic logo
    Epic
    Home Fibre 300
    €20.24
    true cost/mo
    300 Mbps · 24 months · advertised €13.49 for 12 moView deal
  3. 500 Mbps+Melita logo
    Melita
    Flexi 550 + TV Starter
    €23.09
    true cost/mo
    550 Mbps · 24 months · advertised €29.95 for 6 moView deal
  4. 1 Gbps+Melita logo
    Melita
    Flexi 1 Gbps + TV Starter
    €30.59
    true cost/mo
    1 Gbps · 24 months · advertised €39.95 for 6 moView deal
  5. 2.5 Gbps+Epic logo
    Epic
    Home Fibre 3000
    €34.49
    true cost/mo
    3 Gbps · 24 months · advertised €22.99 for 12 moView deal
A faster plan can appear under a lower tier when it is also the cheapest option there.

How much speed you need

For most households, 250–500 Mbps is plenty: a 4K stream uses roughly 25 Mbps, and video calls far less. Gigabit plans make sense for large households, frequent large downloads, or home working with big uploads. If you upload a lot, compare upload speeds as well as download speeds.

Check availability first

Speed tiers depend on the network at your address. Some top tiers, such as Epic’s 3000 Mbps plan, are only sold in selected areas. Use each provider’s address checker before choosing a plan, then compare the plans available to you on the broadband comparison or see GO vs Melita side by side.

Compare gigabit plans

See every plan of 1 Gbps and above with its true monthly cost.

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Frequently asked questions

Who offers fibre internet in Malta?

GO and Epic sell fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) plans, where the fibre cable runs all the way into the property. Melita runs a hybrid fibre-coaxial cable network, which it markets as fibre-powered: fibre runs to the street and coaxial cable into the home. All three offer gigabit speeds.

What is the fastest home internet in Malta?

The fastest plan currently listed is GO 5 GIG Internet at 5 Gbps. Top speeds are not available at every address, so check availability with the provider.

How much does 1 Gbps internet cost in Malta?

Based on current prices, the cheapest plan of 1 Gbps or more is Melita Flexi 1 Gbps + TV Starter, with a true monthly cost of €30.59 averaged over the contract.

Is Melita internet fibre?

Melita's network is hybrid fibre-coaxial (cable). Fibre carries the signal to the street cabinet and coaxial cable completes the connection into the home. Download speeds reach gigabit levels; upload speeds on cable plans are usually lower than on fibre-to-the-home plans of the same download speed.