Vianet Package Price List 2026: New WiFi 6 Prices, ViaTV and Real Costs

By Wilson Shrestha · Prices verified on 6 October 2026 (Ashoj 2083) from vianet.com.np

This Vianet package price list shows the prices Vianet charges since its October 2026 price change, plus ViaTV, mesh router and other extra charges. The short answer: Vianet’s cheapest plan is now 200 Mbps for Rs 16,830 a year (about Rs 1,403 a month), and every price on Vianet’s site includes 13% VAT.

Vianet replaced its old 250 Mbps plan with a 200 Mbps plan and raised its 400 Mbps price in early October 2026. Many websites still show the old prices. Below you will find the new price of each plan, what changed, and how Vianet now compares with WorldLink, Subisu, Classic Tech and DishHome once VAT is counted the same way.

Key takeaways

• Vianet sells three home plans: 200, 400 and 600 Mbps, all with a WiFi 6 router, on 3-month or 12-month terms only.
• Prices rose in early October 2026. 400 Mbps went from Rs 15,600 to Rs 18,360 a year, and the Rs 13,800 250 Mbps plan was replaced by 200 Mbps at Rs 16,830.
• The 200 Mbps plan is poor value: 400 Mbps costs only Rs 1,530 more a year (about Rs 128 a month) for double the speed.
• Paying yearly saves Rs 2,370 to Rs 3,050 compared with four 3-month renewals.
• After the change, Vianet is dearer than WorldLink 6G, Subisu, Classic Tech and DishHome at 200 and 400 Mbps. Its 600 Mbps plan is still competitive.

Vianet package price list 2026

These are the prices on Vianet’s plans page. They include 13% VAT, the Telecommunication Service Charge, the basic support service charge and the port and infrastructure charge.

Source: Vianet WiFi 6 plans page and plans and prices page, checked 6 October 2026. Highlighted row = best value for most homes.

Vianet price change in October 2026: old vs new

When we checked Vianet’s site on 30 September and 2 October 2026, the plans were 250, 400 and 600 Mbps. By 6 October the 250 Mbps plan had gone and the other prices had risen.

Source: vianet.com.np, checked on 30 September, 2 October and 6 October 2026.

Vianet’s page now shows one price for everyone and no longer lists separate renewal and new-connection prices. If you are renewing an older 250 Mbps plan, check in the Vianet app whether it still renews at the old rate before you switch.

Vianet WiFi 6 plans explained

All three plans come with a WiFi 6 router and Priority Serve support. The difference is speed, and therefore how many people and devices the connection can handle at once.

WiFi 6 200 Mbps price

Rs 16,830 a year or Rs 4,800 for 3 months. Vianet pitches it for Full HD YouTube, video calls, online gaming and 4K on one app. It suits a home of one to three people with a handful of devices. It is the cheapest Vianet package, at about Rs 1,403 a month on the yearly plan.

WiFi 6 400 Mbps price

Rs 18,360 a year or Rs 5,250 for 3 months. Built for several 4K screens at once, with gaming and large downloads running together, and comes with Vianet’s latest WiFi 6 router. At Rs 1,530 a month it costs only about Rs 128 more than 200 Mbps for double the speed.

WiFi 6 600 Mbps price

Rs 22,950 a year or Rs 6,500 for 3 months. Aimed at large families with heavy use, people who download big games often, and creators who upload large files. It barely changed in October, so it is now Vianet’s cheapest plan per Mbps.

What every Vianet plan includes

• WiFi 6 router. Vianet lists its “latest” WiFi 6 router on the 400 and 600 Mbps plans.
• Priority Serve: same-day support for faults.
• Service Assurance: if Vianet takes longer than 24 hours to restore your service, you get free days added for the delay (details).
• Unlimited data, subject to the Fair Usage Policy explained below.
• Speed and latency are guaranteed only on a wired connection inside Vianet’s network, not over WiFi.

Vianet new connection price and installation charges

Vianet’s plans page now shows a single price per plan and no longer lists an activation charge or router deposit for new connections. Until early October 2026, new customers paid a Rs 565 activation charge and a Rs 1,000 refundable deposit for the WiFi 6 router on top of the plan price.

When you order, ask Vianet whether these charges still apply. Budget about Rs 1,565 extra to be safe; Rs 1,000 of that is refunded when you return the router.

Yearly vs 3-month plans: which saves more?

Paying for a full year is always cheaper than renewing every three months. The chart compares one year of service paid both ways.

Source: Vianet plan prices, checked 6 October 2026.

Cost per Mbps: the 200 Mbps plan is the worst value

Divide each yearly price by 12 and then by the speed, and the bigger plans come out far cheaper per megabit:

Calculated from Vianet’s yearly prices, VAT included.

Moving from 200 Mbps to 400 Mbps adds Rs 1,530 a year and almost halves the cost per Mbps. Unless you need the lowest possible bill, skip the 200 Mbps plan.

ViaTV price and set-top box charges

ViaTV is Vianet’s IPTV service, with 200+ channels, HD content, pause-and-play on live TV, and catch-up. It is an add-on, charged per TV on top of your internet plan.

• Extra TVs: Rs 250 per month per TV plus a one-time set-top box activation charge of Rs 2,760 per box.
• Cable: 1 metre of Ethernet cable is free with ViaTV; extra cable costs Rs 40 per metre.
• Take ViaTV on a yearly plan if you can. The primary set-top box activation drops from Rs 2,500 to Rs 500.

Source: Vianet add-on services table, checked 6 October 2026. Some news sites still show older set-top box charges and a Rs 1,000 box deposit; ask Vianet which applies when you order.

What you actually pay in year one: three examples

Most price lists stop at the package price. Here is the full first-year bill for three common situations, using Vianet’s own charges.

New internet customers may also pay an activation charge and router deposit (Rs 565 + Rs 1,000 refundable under the old pricing). Ask Vianet when you order.

Extra charges: mesh router, cabling and XGS

If WiFi is weak in far rooms or on another floor, a mesh device usually helps more than a faster plan. A faster plan cannot fix a signal that does not reach the room.

Vianet Fair Usage Policy (FUP) explained

Vianet home plans are “unlimited”, but heavy use in one month lowers your speed in three steps. Vianet adds your download and upload data together, from the 1st of each English month, and resets the counter on the 1st of the next month. Vianet does not publish the GB limit for each level. (Official FUP page)

*Vianet says Level 3 is 10% of your speed or 5 Mbps, whichever is lower. On every current Vianet plan that means 5 Mbps.

If you hit the limit, Vianet’s Ultraboost feature lets you buy extra data at 100 Mbps from the customer portal or app. Vianet’s SOHO business plans have no FUP.

Which Vianet plan should you choose?

This is our recommendation based on price and typical use, not Vianet’s.

Vianet vs WorldLink, Subisu, Classic Tech and DishHome

ISPs in Nepal do not list prices the same way: Vianet and Subisu show prices with VAT, while WorldLink and DishHome show them without. The table adds 13% VAT where needed so you can compare like for like.

12-month price, internet only, VAT included. Vianet checked 6 October 2026; other ISPs from our own price lists checked 29–30 September 2026. Classic Tech does not state whether its prices include VAT, so its figures are estimates with 13% added.

What this shows:

• At 200 Mbps, Vianet now costs Rs 2,140 a year more than WorldLink 6G and Rs 4,330 more than DishHome.
• At 400 Mbps, Vianet costs Rs 1,975 more than WorldLink 6G, and Subisu gives 450 Mbps for Rs 860 less.
• At 600 Mbps, Vianet is only Rs 350 dearer than WorldLink, and well below Subisu Elite and DishHome GamePro.
• Price is only half the story. Ask neighbours which ISP gives the most stable signal and the fastest repairs in your area.

Vianet Dashain offer 2026 (2083) and other current offers

As of 6 October 2026, Vianet has not published a Dashain 2083 offer on its website. Last year’s Dashain offer included Rs 300 cashback for eSewa payments, a discounted mesh router and a “Spin the Wheel” draw for free months of internet. If you are not in a hurry, wait to see this year’s deal before paying for a full year. We will update this section when it is announced.

• Refer a friend: refer someone who installs a 3-month or longer package and you both get 1 month free, claimed at your next renewal (referral offer).

Vianet XGS-Extreme (1 Gbps and 2 Gbps) and business plans

XGS-Extreme is Vianet’s multi-gigabit service on XGS-PON fiber. It comes in XGS-Extreme Pro (1 Gbps up and down) and XGS-Extreme Pro Plus (2 Gbps up and down), with 3 ViaTVs, WiFi 6, Priority Support and a dynamic public IP. Vianet does not list prices; you request a quote, and it is available only in selected areas. (XGS-Extreme page)

Shops and offices should use Vianet’s SOHO and SME plans, which have no FUP, or ask for a corporate quote on the Vianet business page. Home plans are for residential use only.

How to get or renew a Vianet connection

New connection:

1. Check coverage by searching your municipality on vianet.com.np.
2. Pick your speed and choose 3 months or 12 months, then select and proceed. You can also call 01-5970644.
3. Ask whether an activation charge or router deposit applies, and confirm fiber can reach your address.
4. Pay, and a technician installs the fiber line and WiFi 6 router.

Renewal: renew in the Vianet app (Android and iPhone) or the customer portal at customers.vianet.com.np. Vianet renewals can also be paid through eSewa. Choose the yearly plan to save money.

Vianet customer care numbers

FAQs about Vianet package prices

How much is Vianet internet per month in 2026?

The cheapest plan, 200 Mbps, works out to about Rs 1,403 a month on the yearly plan (Rs 16,830) or Rs 1,600 a month on the 3-month plan (Rs 4,800). 400 Mbps costs Rs 1,530 a month and 600 Mbps about Rs 1,913 a month on yearly billing.

What is the cheapest Vianet package?

WiFi 6 200 Mbps, at Rs 4,800 for 3 months or Rs 16,830 for 12 months, VAT included.

Did Vianet increase its prices?

Yes. In early October 2026 Vianet replaced its Rs 13,800 250 Mbps plan with a 200 Mbps plan at Rs 16,830 a year, and raised 400 Mbps from Rs 15,600 to Rs 18,360. The 600 Mbps plan rose from Rs 22,500 to Rs 22,950.

How much does a new Vianet connection cost?

Vianet now lists the plan price only, from Rs 16,830 a year. Until October 2026 new customers also paid a Rs 565 activation charge and a Rs 1,000 refundable router deposit, so ask whether these still apply.

Does Vianet have monthly or 6-month internet plans?

No. Vianet’s WiFi 6 internet plans are sold only for 3 months or 12 months. ViaTV can still be paid monthly.

Are Vianet prices inclusive of VAT?

Yes. Vianet’s listed prices include 13% VAT, the Telecommunication Service Charge and the port and infrastructure charge.

How much is ViaTV per month?

ViaTV costs Rs 250 per TV per month, Rs 750 for 3 months or Rs 3,000 a year. The primary set-top box activation is Rs 2,500 on a monthly plan and Rs 500 on a yearly plan.

What happens when I cross Vianet’s FUP limit?

Your speed drops to 60% after Level 1, 30% after Level 2, and 10% or 5 Mbps (whichever is lower) after Level 3. It returns to full speed on the 1st of the next English month, or sooner if you buy Ultraboost data.

Is Vianet cheaper than WorldLink?

Not any more. After the October 2026 change, Vianet 200 Mbps costs Rs 16,830 a year against about Rs 14,690 for WorldLink 6G 200 Mbps with VAT, and 400 Mbps costs Rs 18,360 against about Rs 16,385. At 600 Mbps the two are close: Rs 22,950 vs about Rs 22,600.

How much does a Vianet mesh router cost?

A Vianet WiFi 6 mesh device costs Rs 3,500 including VAT. Staff installation is Rs 250 extra per device.

Conclusion

After its October 2026 price change, Vianet charges Rs 16,830, Rs 18,360 or Rs 22,950 a year for 200, 400 or 600 Mbps, VAT included. The 400 Mbps plan is the best value for most Vianet homes, and 600 Mbps is the only tier still priced close to WorldLink. If price is your main concern, compare the other ISPs below before you renew.

Prices change often, especially during Dashain and Tihar offers. Always confirm the final amount with Vianet before paying. This article is not affiliated with Vianet Communications Ltd.