The Dominican Republic is an attractive country as a destination for the voice traffic termination. In addition to the developed mobile communications market and large flows of international calls, there is one more advantage in starting a business there - the ability to connect a stable Internet. But how much will it cost and how do Internet expenses and profit in the Dominican Republic relate to each other?
Prices for the Internet services depend on the speed of Internet connection provided by the tariff plan you choose. An average Internet Bandwidth in the country is 4.4 Mbps. This is an aggregate value; in real life, you can expect a faster Internet connection. Let's discuss the providers’ pricing policy in the Dominican Republic on the example of Altice.
The Internet service provider Altice offers customers a choice of several packages:
- Internet 3 Mbps. Speed - up to 3 Mbps; cost of tariff plan - $15.5 per month.
- Internet 5 Mbps. Speed - up to 5 Mbps; cost of tariff plan - $19 per month.
- Internet 20 Mbps. Speed - up to 20 Mbps; cost of tariff plan - $21.5 per month.
- Internet 50 Mbps. Speed - up to 50 Mbps; cost of tariff plan - $27.4 per month.
- Internet 200 Mbps. Speed - up to 200 Mbps; cost of tariff plan - $33.3 per month.
To land the minimum amount of traffic in one location using gsm landline gateway, a 5 Mbps Internet plan from Altice Internet would be suitable. This speed will be good enough for the smooth operation of equipment, while the monthly expenses of $19 will not hit you in the wallet - the earning on termination in the Dominican Republic will make up $200.
