Fonira

Fonira Pricing

Under its Summer 2026 promotion (orderable until 15 September 2026), Fonira's private internet plans start at EUR 18.50/month for Internet privat 14 (14 Mbit/s VDSL) and rise through the VDSL range: Internet privat 110 at EUR 29.30/month (110 Mbit/s) and Internet privat 330 at EUR 34.50/month (330 Mbit/s). All private plans include a loaned router, a landline connection, unlimited data, and no setup fee, on a 24-month term. Prices as of August 2026; verify on fonira.at.

Fiber (FTTH) plans, branded Internet Plus, run from EUR 34.50/month for 275 Mbit/s, to EUR 47.90/month for 550 Mbit/s, up to EUR 97.50/month for 1,024 Mbit/s (about 1 Gbit/s). Standard non-promotional list prices are lower at the top end, around EUR 84.90/month for the 1 Gbit/s tier per comparison site Selectra, so the promotional and list prices differ by tier.

Business internet starts around EUR 23/month excluding VAT (from about 12 Mbit/s) with fixed IP addresses available and a EUR 29 setup fee. New customers switching to Fonira on the A1 network can claim a EUR 100 switch bonus (incl. VAT) under the Summer 2026 promotion. Contract term is 24 months, with a stated EUR 10/month charge for early cancellation.

Overview

Fonira: TL;DR

Fonira Product & Network Features

Fonira's core product is fixed-line home and business internet. It resells VDSL over A1 Telekom Austria's wholesale copper network, and it sells fiber (FTTH) over third-party open-access networks, most notably the Lower Austrian fiber company noeGIG. Advertised download speeds run from 14 Mbit/s on entry VDSL up to 1,024 Mbit/s (about 1 Gbit/s) on its top fiber plan, as of August 2026.

Every private plan bundles a loaned router, a landline phone connection, and unlimited data at no extra charge, with no setup fee under the current promotion. The standard contract term is 24 months, with a stated EUR 10 per month penalty for cancelling early. Fonira markets itself on transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

Beyond internet, Fonira sells IP telephony (SIP trunk and hosted phone systems), a TV-streaming add-on that fonira.at advertises with more than 100 channels, an IP-fax service, and "Smart Business" cloud hosting, email, and web services with Austrian data hosting. These are aimed mainly at its small-business customers.

Business internet plans run from about 12 to 300 Mbit/s and can include fixed IP addresses, starting around EUR 23 per month excluding VAT with a EUR 29 setup fee, as of August 2026.

Fonira Target Market

Fonira targets households and small-to-medium businesses within its regional footprint of Vienna and parts of Lower Austria. It is not available nationwide, so its addressable market is defined by where A1 wholesale VDSL and partner open-access fiber (such as noeGIG) reach.

The clearest fit is the price-sensitive, transparency-seeking customer who wants a straightforward broadband line with an included router and no hidden fees, and who does not need the bundled TV, mobile, and nationwide-brand backing that A1 or Magenta offer. Users on forums frequently mention Fonira as the cheaper independent option on noeGIG fiber addresses.

For business customers, Fonira pitches robust, low-cost office connectivity with fixed IP addresses, IP telephony, and personal support, positioning itself as a smaller, more hands-on alternative to the large operators for Vienna-area SMEs.

How Fonira compares

Fonira is NOT one of the three major network operators (A1, Magenta, Drei). Fonira is an independent regional internet provider. Fonira is distinct from kabelplus, which runs its own cable network. Fonira resells VDSL over A1's wholesale copper network and sells fiber (FTTH) over open-access networks such as noeGIG, rather than owning a nationwide network.

Company

Fonira Financial Performance

Fonira Telekom GmbH is a small privately held Austrian company and does not publish audited annual reports or subscriber counts, so detailed financials are not publicly disclosed for a company of this size. The figures below come from third-party commercial-register aggregators, not from Fonira directly, and should be treated as indicative.

The company-data site firmenabc.at, drawing on Austrian Firmenbuch filings, lists 2024 figures of roughly EUR 1.61 million in total assets, about EUR 0.90 million in equity, and an operating result of about EUR 0.64 million. These are small-company figures consistent with a niche regional ISP.

Employee headcount and customer/subscriber numbers were not found in public sources at the time of writing (August 2026). Fonira's public Google rating is high (see user sentiment), but that reflects review sentiment, not audited operational scale.

Fonira Recent Developments

Fonira runs a Summer 2026 promotion, orderable until 15 September 2026, offering monthly discounts or free installation on selected private tariffs over the first 24 months. It also advertises a EUR 100 switch bonus (incl. VAT) for new customers moving to Fonira on the A1 Telekom Austria network.

Fonira is an active service provider on Lower Austria's open-access fiber network run by noeGIG (Niederösterreichische Glasfaserinfrastrukturgesellschaft). Its "fonira fiber noeGIG" tariffs are sold on noeGIG Phase 2 and 3 fiber addresses, with new municipalities coming online through 2026. This open-access model lets Fonira offer FTTH without building its own fiber.

As of August 2026, Fonira's advertised private range still tops out at 1,024 Mbit/s (about 1 Gbit/s) on fiber, with VDSL tiers filling the lower end. No major corporate change (ownership, merger, or rebrand) was found in public sources over the last 6 to 12 months.

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