Dish Home Internet Packages and Price List in 2026

Last Updated on October 18, 2026

Nepal’s top ISP, Dish Home, has revised its Fiber Internet (DH Fibernet) packages for both home users and businesses. You can choose subscriptions from 1 month to 24 months, as suited to your budget and convenience. In this post, you will find all the packages with their prices, along with other services the private ISP provides. Keep reading for in-depth information about the company’s services.

Dish Home was launched in 2009 as Nepal’s first Direct-to-Home (DTH) Service Provider. Later, the company faced tough competition in urban areas but managed to sustain itself as it had gained wide coverage in rural areas where cable TV had not reached. But the company turned its focus to fiber broadband and began the Fibernet service in 2020. While the service started in Kathmandu Valley at the beginning, the company has already expanded its Fibernet service across all major cities in the country through Fiber to the Home (FTTH) technology.

Likewise, Dish Home has also entered the price war and launched premium fiber internet plans. This elevates the company’s status as one of the major ISPs, already leapfrogging many ISPs in 4 years of expansion. As a matter of fact, the company has become the second-largest ISP in Nepal in terms of customers after surpassing 3.5 lakh customers across Nepal. Now, let’s find details of Dish Home Fiber Internet packages.

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Dish Home internet packages

UltraMax 1 Gbps internet

Dish Home provides a 1 Gbps UltraMax internet package at Rs 46,035. The service comes with a free WiFi 6 router to ensure a superlative broadband experience. The company brought this package to target online gamers, businesses, and large offices. Available on an annual subscription only, the company claims that the package is good enough to support efficient internet for up to 64 devices.

Dish Home 1 Gbps internet	Price
Price	Rs 46,035
Set-top-box	Free
Drop wire	Free
Router	WiFi 6
Router Rental Charge	Rs. 1,000

The package comes with a Free WiFi 6 router, insurance of up to Rs 5 lakh, a free mesh system, etc. You also get a free Set-Top-Box, drop wire, etc.

If it’s too speedy a package, there are a wide range of options for you to choose from. Find them all below:

Dish Home internet packages for residential users

Dish Home provides its broadband internet services across three primary categories: internet-only, internet + DTH, and internet + iTV. The flexibility allows customers to add the digital TV experience that’s suited to their needs. Because the internet price is uniform across all categories. Here are the details.

Internet-only packages

Dish Home’s internet-only plans are available in speeds of 200 Mbps, 300 Mbps, 350 Mbps, 600 Mbps, 750 Mbps, and 1 Gbps. The subscription prices vary depending on the internet speed and duration, with options for 3, 6, and 12 months. The 200 Mbps plan costs Rs 14,894 for a year, while the 1 Gbps package is priced at Rs 46,035 for 12 months.

Dish Home Internet plans	12 months	6 months	3 months	1 month
1000 Mbps	Rs 46,035	Rs 25,726	Rs 13,164	Rs 4,513
750 Mbps	Rs 33,398	Rs 18,664	Rs 9,550	Rs 3,274
600 Mbps	Rs 32,496	Rs 18,159	Rs 9,292	Rs 3,186
350 Mbps	Rs 17,150	Rs 9,584	Rs 4,904	Rs 1,681
300 Mbps	Rs 16,248	Rs 9,080	Rs 4,646	Rs 1,593
200 Mbps	Rs 14,894	Rs 8,323	Rs 4,248	Rs 1,460

Internet + DTH combo

Dish Home’s internet + DTH combo packages combine fiber broadband with satellite TV service. Subscribers can choose from speeds ranging from 200 Mbps to 1 Gbps, with subscription options for 1, 3, 6, and 12 months. The 200 Mbps package costs Rs 1,460 for a month and Rs 14,894 for a year. Meanwhile, the 1 Gbps plan costs Rs 4,513 monthly and Rs 46,035 annually.

All DTH combo packages support up to four TVs. The prices include a standard TV installation charge of Rs 2,655 across all speed tiers, according to the provided package details.

Dish Home Internet + DTH Combo	12 months	6 months	3 months	1 month
1000 Mbps	Rs 46,035	Rs 25,726	Rs 13,164	Rs 4,513
750 Mbps	Rs 33,398	Rs 18,664	Rs 9,550	Rs 3,274
600 Mbps	Rs 32,496	Rs 18,159	Rs 9,292	Rs 3,186
350 Mbps	Rs 17,150	Rs 9,584	Rs 4,904	Rs 1,681
300 Mbps	Rs 16,248	Rs 9,080	Rs 4,646	Rs 1,593
200 Mbps	Rs 14,894	Rs 8,323	Rs 4,248	Rs 1,460

Note: All DTH combo plans support up to 4 TVs and include a standard TV Installation Charge of Rs. 2,655 across all tiers.)

Internet + iTV

Dish Home also offers internet + iTV combo packages, combining fiber broadband with internet-based television service. These packages offer the same internet speeds and subscription prices as the DTH combo plans, with options ranging from 200 Mbps to 1 Gbps.

The package starts with the base plan of 200 Mbps at Rs 1,460 for a month and goes up to Rs 14,894 for a year. At the higher end, the 1 Gbps package costs Rs 4,513 monthly and Rs 46,035 annually. Subscribers can choose between 1-, 3-, 6-, and 12-month subscriptions.

Dish Home Internet + iTV Combo	12 months	6 months	3 months	1 month
1000 Mbps	Rs 46,035	Rs 25,726	Rs 13,164	Rs 4,513
750 Mbps	Rs 33,398	Rs 18,664	Rs 9,550	Rs 3,274
600 Mbps	Rs 32,496	Rs 18,159	Rs 9,292	Rs 3,186
350 Mbps	Rs 17,150	Rs 9,584	Rs 4,904	Rs 1,681
300 Mbps	Rs 16,248	Rs 9,080	Rs 4,646	Rs 1,593
200 Mbps	Rs 14,894	Rs 8,323	Rs 4,248	Rs 1,460

The main difference between the iTV and DTH combos is the number of supported TVs. The iTV service comes with support for up to 3 smart TVs/STBs, while the satellite-based DTH supports up to 4 televisions.

Dish Home TV (DTH) cost

Dish Home’s digital TV packages are available in three categories: Basic, Basic Plus, and Premium HD. The Basic package starts at Rs 398 for a month, while costing Rs 531 for a Premium HD subscription. The yearly plan for the Basic plan is Rs 3,981, while annually, it costs Rs 4,889. More details are below in the table.

Duration	Basic	Basic Plus	Premium HD
1 Month	Rs 398	Rs 465	Rs 531
3 Months	Rs 1,195	Rs 664	Rs 1,593
6 Months	Rs 2,389	Rs 1,327	Rs 3,186
1 Year	Rs 3,981	Rs 2,655	Rs 4,899
Channels	86 HD + 155 SD	91 HD + 162 SD	104 HD + 133 SD

Dish Home provides its TV channels in Ku-Band via Amos-4 Satellite. You can enjoy Ok Google, Chromecast, 4K Ultra HD, Smart RCU, and other features powered by a 4K Streamer.

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Dish Home SME packages

Dish Home small and medium enterprises (SME) plans are aimed at customers who want to connect their startups and moderate offices with high-speed internet. The SME plan offers premium bandwidth, which the ISP calls the “Fastest SME Plan Ever”.

The starter package, 100 Mbps SME plan, costs Rs 7,053 for a month. Likewise, the 200 Mbps and 300 Mbps SME plans cost Rs 7,495 and Rs 8,513, respectively, on a monthly payment. These are just the internet charges, and you also need to pay router rental fees for each package.

Dish Home SME packages	12 months	6 months	3 months	1 month
1000 Mbps	Rs 1,09,079.65	Rs 61,084.07	Rs 33,973.45	Rs 15,238.94
600 Mbps	Rs 64,831.86	Rs 36,924.78	Rs 21,318.58	Rs 10,902.65
300 Mbps	Rs 40,053.10	Rs 23,561.95	Rs 14,415.93	Rs 8,513.27
200 Mbps	Rs 29,433.63	17,898.23	Rs 11,407.08	Rs 7,495.58
100 Mbps	Rs 25,008.85	Rs 15,331.86	Rs 10,168.14	Rs 7,053.10

All these packages come with a WiFi 6 Gigabit router that provides next-level internet performance round the clock.

Why choose SME plans?

Dish Home SME packages offer the best-in-class broadband services. These plans come without a Fair Usage Policy (FUP), which ensures uninterrupted, same-speed performance. The WiFi 6 technology also guarantees that there is no compromise in connectivity, even if multiple users are connecting at the same time. Likewise, Dish Home provides prompt support and maintenance for its SME subscribers.

Customer Portal and myDishHome App

Dish Home also provides a customer login portal to manage subscriptions to TV, internet, and other services. Similarly, you can use the new myDishHome mobile app to check all of your Dish Home services from one place. Similarly, you can get a biometric login, check service availability, router settings, referral, package booking/payment, and PPV (pay-per-view) in the mobile app.

Dish Home investment in FTTH/VSAT technology

Dish Home earlier invested Rs 30 Crores in fiber and VSAT projects because all these technologies don’t come cheap. In urban areas, Fiber-optic cables can do the work because cities are overwhelmed with everything they need. But what about rural areas where there is less population, no poles, and less development? Covering rural areas with Fiber-optic cables will take ages, and the difficult terrain in a country like ours puts a lot of burdens. So, the solution will be using satellites for greater reach.

After the BhoteKoshi floods in 2083, Dish Home started satellite services in the flood-hit areas in coordination with NTA.

Dish Home Enterprise service

Dish Home offers Nepal some of the best communication services for enterprise-level customers. The DTH/ISP says that its business plans are suited for businesses that engage in video conferencing, high-res video consumption, virtual conferences, etc.

Enterprise customers get dedicated bandwidth, intranet, a dedicated line, and a static IP address, among other benefits with its high-performance enterprise internet packages. More highlights below:

Dedicated internet

The best part of an enterprise solution from Dish Home is the “Dedicated Internet Access’ or DIA. With it, subscribers get consistent internet speed and won’t have to deal with FUP or slow connections. Businesses that involve an eCommerce platform, video conferencing, 4K video streaming, and cloud computing storage can avail of Dish Home’s enterprise deal for dedicated internet bandwidth.

In addition, the ISP ensures 99.99% minimum latency, which elevates online connectivity for clients, thanks to the latest-generation infrastructure Dish Home implements in its network. It ensures a 24×7 seamless connection sufficient to fulfill any connectivity demand for the customers. As for customer service, the company says it provides assistance to customers with “experts who design compatible and suitable packages.”

Intranet

Businesses today are decentralized, and people are working from home and the office with various tools. So, to connect all into one network, Dish Home provides a next-gen intranet service called Interactive Intranet, which is nothing like a traditional solution.

It uses contemporary communication, collaboration, and social networking technology.

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Campus Wi-Fi

Campus Wi-Fi is another flagship enterprise service from Dish Home. The innovative internet solution lets members connect with its Portals, applications, and the Internet anywhere within its premises. Dish Home’s Campus WiFi comes with an Intelligent Cloud Solution centered on user experience.

The ISP uses Access Points (APs) with WIFi 6 standards to meet high bandwidth requirements and can handle over 1K users simultaneously.

International Private Lease Circuit (IPLC)

IPLC allows businesses a Point-to-point private line to establish communication with their branch offices around the world. Enterprises can maximize their data through dedicated connectivity between different locations.

Regional offices and premises that require connectivity can leverage Dish Home’s IPLC service

Dish Home is the first ISP to offer the IPLC service via Optical Transport Network (OTN), which is a one-hop architecture, offering low latency, high security, and a hard pipe.

Dish Home IPLC offers

• Maximum uptime and Data Protection
• Speed up to 10 Gbps
• High-quality, secure, and reliable Point-to-Point connectivity
• Guaranteed data delivery and committed bandwidth at all times
• Variety of Transmission speeds
• Quality service through a Service Level Agreement

Virtual Private Server (VPS)

This solution provides enterprises with a virtual platform to host their businesses. VPS solution provides an option for SaaS providers, game makers, programmers, and companies. It allows added flexibility and easier scalability to grow the business and comes at an affordable cost.

Data Center

Businesses can use Dish Home FiberNet’s data center service to host assets. Located in Bhaisepati, Lalitpur, the center serves all the domestic and corporate clients in Nepal and abroad. The service includes dedicated, co-locative, and cloud services.

Dish Home Fiber Internet Availability

Dish Home has expanded its fiber internet services across Nepal at a very fast pace. Currently, its broadband and TV services are available across the country. It’s also the top ISP in Nepal in terms of user base, as shown by the NTA reports.

Dish Home services are available in major cities and rural settlements across the country. The wider coverage has helped gain a wider subscriber base, as it has become a top ISP along with the likes of WorldLink, Vianet, and Nepal Telecom.

Dish Home Fair Usage Policy (FUP)

Dish Home doesn’t provide exact details regarding how it implements its Fair Usage Policy (FUP). However, like any other ISPs, it has a daily threshold limit and once users start exceeding that limit, throttling begins.

We suggest that you don’t abuse the internet. To illustrate, you should refrain from downloading or uploading 100s of GBs of files on consecutive days to avoid bandwidth throttling. You also need to take into account how many are using your network and how much bandwidth they have consumed to get a better overview of your internet usage.

Dish Home Fibernet contact number and email addresses

You can call Dish Home at its toll-free number 16600122000 or contact its Help Desk at 01-4217666 and 9801155000. At the same time, you can send your mail to the company at support@dishhome.com.np and helpdesk@dishhome.com.np.

Dish Home Contact	Details
Toll-Free Number	16600122000
Help Desk (Landline)	01-4217666
Help Desk (Mobile)	9801155000
Email (Support)	support@dishhome.com.np
Email (Helpdesk)	helpdesk@dishhome.com.np

You can also talk with Dish Home’s Khusi AI agent for customer complaints, queries, feedback, etc.

Tell us what you think of the fiber internet packages of Dish Home in comparison to other major ISPs in the comments below.