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Home internet in Montenegro 2026: fibre, cable and 5G packages, TV bundles, prices and contract rules

What home internet costs in Montenegro in 2026: internet-only and TV plus internet packages from Crnogorski Telekom, m:tel, Telemach and One compared by speed and monthly price, who the biggest providers are, how much of the network is fibre, and what the law says about contracts and early cancellation.

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Rohat Kahraman— Attorney, RoNa Legal

September 25, 2026 · Reviewed for legal accuracy

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What does home internet cost in Montenegro? Internet alone starts at 20.99 euros a month for 5G home internet, and a 1 Gbps fibre line costs 29.90 euros. TV plus internet packages cost 27.90 to 45.90 euros a month, usually with a 24-month contract and half price for the first three months. In July 2026, 54.88% of all connections were fibre.

The prices below are the regular monthly prices on the websites of the four biggest operators, checked on 25 September 2026. Market figures come from the July 2026 report of EKIP, the Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services.

What does internet alone cost?

PackageSpeed, download/uploadPrice per month
One Kućni Net (5G)up to 200/20 Mbps20.99 €
One Kućni Net+ (5G)up to 500/50 Mbps23.99 €
m:tel Flash 1200/10 Mbps on fibre, 160/6 Mbps on cable23.90 €
m:tel Flash 4500/50 Mbps on fibre, 350/20 Mbps on cable43.90 €
Telekom Kućni internet Mup to 300/100 Mbps26.90 €
Telekom Kućni internet Lup to 1 Gbps/500 Mbps29.90 €
Telekom Kućni internet L+up to 4 Gbps/1 Gbps79.90 €
Telekom seasonal, no contractup to 600/200 Mbps on fibre31.90 €

One's home internet runs over its mobile network: you plug the router into a socket, with no drilling or cables, you can use it at two addresses, and there is a 10-day free trial. The One prices are current offers; the regular prices are 23.99 and 27.99 euros. Telekom's packages include 2,000 minutes of fixed calls, and for 4 Gbps your computer needs a 10-gigabit network card.

What do TV and internet bundles cost?

PackageInternet speedPrice per month
m:tel BOX Smart250/10 Mbps27.90 €
m:tel MOVE BOX 2200/20 Mbps on fibre31.90 €
m:tel MOVE BOX 3500/50 Mbps on fibre34.90 €
Telemach EON Light Duo400/50 Mbps on fibre, 250/10 Mbps on cable31.90 €
Telemach EON Full Duo500/100 Mbps on fibre, 350/15 Mbps on cable35.90 €
Telemach EON Premium Duo700/200 Mbps on fibre, 400/20 Mbps on cable42.90 €
Telekom MagentaTV + Internet Mup to 400/100 Mbps34.90 €
Telekom MagentaTV + Internet Lup to 600/200 Mbps37.90 €
Telekom MagentaTV + Internet XLup to 1 Gbps/500 Mbps45.90 €

Most bundles are sold with a 24-month contract and a discount for new customers. m:tel and Telemach give 50% off for the first three months, so EON Light Duo costs 15.95 euros a month at first; Telemach's offer runs until 31 October 2026. Telekom sells its L package for 34.90 euros and XL for 37.90 euros for the whole 24 months, until 15 November 2026. Telemach's packages include 120 to 210 TV channels and Telekom's 125 to 220.

Over a full 24-month contract with these discounts, the bundles work out as follows:

BundleFirst 3 monthsNext 21 monthsTotal for 24 months
m:tel MOVE BOX 317.45 €34.90 €785.25 €
Telemach EON Full Duo17.95 €35.90 €807.75 €
Telekom MagentaTV + Internet L34.90 €34.90 €837.60 €
Telekom MagentaTV + Internet XL37.90 €37.90 €909.60 €

Who are the providers?

July 2026
All fixed broadband connections213,307
Growth in one year1.90%
Fibre (FTTH/B)117,051, or 54.88%
Cable (HFC/KDS)24.74%
VDSL and ADSL over copper12.83% and 6.46%
m:tel share44.72%
Crnogorski Telekom share40.44%
Telemach share13.73%

Households hold 90.13% of the connections. Telemach's fastest network is in Podgorica, Bar, Nikšić, Bijelo Polje, Herceg Novi, Kotor, Tivat, Pljevlja, Cetinje and Danilovgrad. Whether you get fibre, cable or copper depends on the building, so check availability at your address before you sign.

What do contracts allow?

Under the Law on Electronic Communications, as EKIP explains, a fixed-term contract cannot be longer than two years, and operators must also offer contracts of at most one year and open-ended contracts with no minimum term. You can cancel at any time in writing. If you leave early, you pay either the monthly fees for the rest of the term or the value of the discounts you received, whichever is cheaper for you. If the operator changes the terms to your disadvantage, it must tell you 30 days ahead, and you can then leave without paying anything.

For a holiday home, Telekom's seasonal internet has no contract, and One's router works at two addresses. If you are renting, match the contract to your lease; our guide to finding a long-term rental covers what else to check. For a phone line while you wait for installation, see our guide to SIM cards and eSIM in Montenegro. If you need extra sockets or a network cable run to your desk, electricians can be found through Glatko's electrical services.

Frequently asked questions

How much is home internet in Montenegro per month? From 20.99 euros for One's 5G home internet and 23.90 euros for m:tel's cheapest line; 1 Gbps fibre from Telekom costs 29.90 euros.

Which is the biggest internet provider in Montenegro? m:tel, with 44.72% of fixed connections in July 2026, ahead of Crnogorski Telekom with 40.44% and Telemach with 13.73%.

Can I get internet without a contract? Yes. Operators must offer open-ended contracts with no minimum term, and Telekom's seasonal internet of up to 600 Mbps costs 31.90 euros a month without a contract.

What happens if I cancel a contract early? You pay the fees for the remaining months or the discounts you received, whichever is cheaper for you.

How common is fibre in Montenegro? 54.88% of the 213,307 fixed connections were fibre in July 2026.

What do TV and internet cost together? Between 27.90 and 45.90 euros a month, with half price for the first three months at m:tel and Telemach.

Sources

Prices are from the operators' websites: Crnogorski Telekom, m:tel internet and m:tel bundles, Telemach and One. Market figures are from EKIP's internet market report for July 2026, and the contract rules from its page on subscriber contracts. Checked on 25 September 2026. Fijaka is a classifieds platform; offers change often, so confirm the price and contract terms with the operator before you sign.

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