Cheap internet offers Denmark

Internet is an essential part of daily life, but choosing the right connection can be overwhelming due to the many technologies and providers. Prices, speeds, and availability all vary by location and usage.

Below, you’ll find an overview of internet types, the best and most affordable solutions, and what to consider before choosing a provider. Let us help you compare and find the best option for your needs.

When choosing an internet connection, it’s important to understand the differences between the available technologies. They vary in speed, stability, and availability – and the best solution depends on your needs and address.

Fiber – Lightning fast & stable

Fiber internet uses optical cables that transmit data at the speed of light. This means extremely high speeds (often 1000 Mbit/s or more) and symmetric speeds, meaning your download and upload speeds are the same.

Fiber delivers consistent speeds throughout the day because it’s not affected by other users in your area. In contrast, cable internet can slow down during peak hours due to shared bandwidth. The downside of fiber is that it’s only available where fiber infrastructure is already installed.

You can also read more about broadband via cable TV or get an overview of broadband offers at your address.

Cable internet – Fast but shared connection

Cable internet is delivered either via a cable TV socket (COAX) or a phone socket (DSL).

COAX internet uses the same cables as cable TV and can deliver speeds up to 1000 Mbit/s, making it a fast and stable option. However, since the connection is shared with neighbors, speeds may drop during high-traffic periods such as evenings.

DSL internet is delivered through telephone lines and comes in two variants:

• ADSL (up to approx. 20 Mbit/s) – stable but slower
• VDSL (up to approx. 100 Mbit/s) – faster, but depends on your distance from the nearest network hub

DSL is often the only option in areas without fiber or cable internet. It works for basic internet use but is less suitable for gaming or high-quality streaming.

Mobile Broadband (4G/5G) – Flexible but coverage dependent

Mobile broadband connects via cell towers, just like a mobile phone plan. The speed and stability depend on signal strength and network load. It’s a good option for on-the-go internet or for areas without wired connections.

• 4G typically delivers 50–300 Mbit/s and covers most of Denmark
• 5G can reach up to 954 Mbit/s but requires a 5G router and good coverage

A unique advantage of mobile broadband is that it can be used almost anywhere. However, the signal may be affected by buildings, terrain, and traffic on the network. In addition, many plans include a data limit, making them less ideal for heavy use.

You can also check our guide on internet coverage in Denmark.

Internet prices can vary significantly depending on the provider, speed, and technology. Many people overpay simply because they don’t compare their options. By checking the available prices, you can often find a cheaper solution that still meets your needs.

Some internet providers offer promotional prices for a limited time, while others maintain low and stable prices year-round. That’s why it pays to keep an eye on the market and choose the best deal.

The Danish internet market offers a wide range of providers and subscriptions that vary in price, speed, and technology. Whether you're looking for fiber, cable internet, or mobile broadband, there are plenty of packages to choose from.

To make it easier for you, we've compiled a complete overview of all internet plans available in 2025. Here, you can quickly compare providers, speeds, and prices to find the solution that best fits your needs.

Hiper internet

Hiper is a Danish internet provider that has specialized in delivering fast and stable internet at competitive prices since 2015. They offer various types of internet connections, including fiber, cable TV (COAX), and DSL via telephone lines.

Telenor internet

Telenor is one of Denmark’s leading telecommunications providers, offering a range of internet solutions for both private and business customers. Their services include fiber, 5G home internet, and mobile broadband – ensuring fast and flexible connections for different needs.

Telia internet

Telia is a leading Danish telecommunications provider offering internet connections via fiber, cable TV (COAX), DSL, and mobile broadband. They offer speeds of up to 1,000 Mbit/s, depending on the technology and your address.

Altibox internet

Altibox is a Norwegian-owned internet and TV provider that has delivered high-quality fiber, TV packages, and digital entertainment to customers in both Norway and Denmark since 2002. In Denmark, Altibox partners with six utility companies and primarily covers Western Jutland and the western/southwestern parts of Central Jutland.

EWII internet

EWII is a Danish energy and telecommunications company offering fast and stable internet via fiber. They provide speeds of up to 1000/1000 Mbit/s with free installation and no binding period.

Norlys internet

Norlys is Denmark’s largest integrated energy and telecommunications group, established in 2020 following a merger between Eniig and SE. They offer high-speed internet via fiber and cable TV (COAX) with speeds up to 1,000/1,000 Mbit/s.

YouSee internet

YouSee is one of Denmark’s largest internet providers and part of the Nuuday group. They offer internet through various technologies, including fiber, cable TV (COAX), and DSL, with speeds of up to 2,500 Mbit/s.

BornFiber internet

BornFiber is a local internet provider delivering ultra-fast and stable fiber internet to customers on Bornholm, Zealand, and the surrounding islands. They offer speeds ranging from 100/100 Mbit/s to 1000/1000 Mbit/s, ensuring a future-proof connection for streaming, gaming, and working from home.

The price of internet in Denmark depends on several factors such as speed, technology, and provider. Some subscriptions are inexpensive but offer lower speeds, while others deliver ultra-fast connections at a higher price.

That’s why it’s important to compare your options to ensure you get the best connection at the right price. Many providers also offer promotional deals, allowing you to save money for a limited period. 

Here is an overview of prices across all internet providers:

1. Ewii internet | 0 - 399 kr./month
2. Altibox internet | 99 - 399 kr./month
3. Vios internet | 99 - 269 kr./month
4. Fastspeed internet | 99 - 419 kr./month
5. Hiper internet | 99 - 409 kr./month
6. Oister internet | 99 - 269 kr./month
7. CBB internet | 99 - 279 kr./month
8. Telenor internet | 129 - 389 kr./month
9. 3 internet | 139 - 279 kr./month
10. Yousee internet | 139,50 - 329 kr./month
11. Callme internet | 169 - 279 kr./month
12. Telia internet | 199 - 299 kr./month
13. Norlys internet | 199 - 419 kr./month
14. Bolignet internet | 299 - 359 kr./month
15. Waoo internet | 349 - 399 kr./month

List updated March 17, 2025

Check Internet Availability at Your Address

Not all internet providers offer coverage across Denmark, and your address determines what options are available to you. Enter your address below to get a complete overview of the internet providers and connection types available at your location.

If you're unsure how fast your current internet connection is, you can test it using our speed test.

If you want to save money on your internet subscription, it’s important to compare prices and terms across different providers. The price depends on speed, technology, and available offers, so the cheapest option for one person may not be the best for another.

Top 10 Cheapest Internet Plans in Denmark (2025):

1. Ewii internet | 1000 mbit/s | 0,-/month
2. Altibox internet | 1000 mbit/s | 99,-/month
3. Vios internet | 1200  mbit/s | 99,-/month
4. Fastspeed internet | 1000 mbit/s | 99,-/month
5. Hiper internet | 1000 mbit/s | 99,-/month
6. Oister internet | 954 mbit/s | 99,-/month
7. CBB internet | 954 mbit/s | 129,-/month
8. Telenor internet | 1000 mbit/s | 129,-/month
9. 3 internet | 954 mbit/s | 139,-/month
10. Yousee internet | 71 mbit/s | 139,50,-/month

List updated March 17, 2025

Choosing the right internet provider can be challenging, but reviews from other customers offer a good indication of quality. On Trustpilot, you can see how each provider is rated based on speed, reliability, and customer service.

To help you out, we’ve listed the Top 10 Best Internet Providers in Denmark (2025) according to Trustpilot:

1. Aura internet | 4,7/5 stars - (4.900 reviews)
2. Hiper internet | 4,7/5 stars - (41.100 reviews)
3. Fastspeed internet | 4,7/5 stars - (38.800 reviews)
4. Waoo internet | 4,7/5 stars (18.100 reviews)
5. Telia internet | 4,3/5 stars - (47.500 reviews)
6. Ewii internet | 4,1/5 stars - (7.400 reviews)
7. Bolignet internet | 4,0/5 stars - (1.400 reviews)
8. Telenor internet | 3,9/5 stars - (39.800 reviews)
9. Altibox internet | 3,8/5 stars - (2.500 reviews)
10. Yousee internet | 2,6/5 stars - (62.600 reviews)

List updated March 17, 2025

Combining internet and TV services is a smart way to save money and simplify billing and support.

However, there are limited options, as only a few providers offer TV packages.

Providers offering internet + TV bundles:

• Altibox - fra 348 kr./month
• Yousee - fra 368,50 kr./month
• Norlys - fra 538 kr./month
• Telia - fra 598 kr./month
• Waoo - fra 718 kr./month

List updated March 17, 2025

You can compare internet and TV here.

If it’s not important for you to have both from the same provider, we recommend checking out our overview of TV-packages og streaming services overblik.

Choosing the right provider is about more than just price. At Tjekbredbånd.dk, we’ve collected helpful tips to guide you in finding a stable internet connection that fits your needs:

• What type of connection is available to you? Not all technologies are available everywhere. Check if you can get high-speed fiber, mobile broadband, or if you're limited to DSL.

• How fast do you need your internet? If you stream in 4K or play online games, you’ll need a fast connection with high download and upload speeds. For browsing and social media, lower speeds might be enough.

• Wired or wireless? A wireless router offers flexibility, but wired connections are usually more stable. If you have poor WiFi coverage at home, a mesh router or 5G internet could be a good solution.

• How is the customer service? Check Trustpilot reviews to see what others are saying about customer support, uptime, and conditions before you sign up.

Digital inequality in Denmark

“Today, nearly 90% of citizens and businesses in rural areas already have access to fiber. This has earned Denmark a top spot in Europe when it comes to ensuring fiber coverage for the people, families, businesses, and entrepreneurs who have chosen to settle outside the big cities.” 
- Morten Baadsgaard Trolle, Fiberalliancen. 

Extension and halving of the broadband fund

“A long-term fund is a good step, but financially, this is the wrong direction. A reliable internet connection is essential to function in a fully digital Denmark. Fewer funds to support households and businesses that are still waiting for better broadband simply means the digital divide will continue.”
-Thomas Woldiderich, Head of Fiberalliancen.

Fiber is crucial for 5G expansion

"In order for Danes to have strong 5G coverage nationwide, we need widespread fiber expansion, because 5G is built on fiber infrastructure.
All roads to 5G go through a massive rollout of fiber. And 5G won’t succeed unless there’s a fine-meshed fiber network in the areas where 5G is needed.” 
- Thomas Woldiderich, Head of telecom policy, Dansk Energi.