WorldLink Internet Packages: Price, Offers, FUP, 2026 update

Last Updated on October 13, 2026

Worldlink has been a key player in promoting broadband internet connectivity in Nepal. Offering a reliable internet connection with an additional TV package has distinguished it from other ISPs in Nepal. Especially in cities, WorldLink has become a household name because of its consistent internet and IPTV offerings, plus many extra features. Let’s find out the Worldlink Internet packages, offers, FUP limit, and prices with all the latest updates in 2026.

About Worldlink Communications Ltd.

Established in 1995, WorldLink has continuously thrived over the past two decades. It is safe to say that Worldlink holds the widest clout. While most Nepalese were reluctantly using stagnant ADSL or Ncell’s exorbitantly costly data, Worldlink provided a greater escape. Since the very beginning, it has remained one of the top three telecommunication service providers in Nepal.

Worldlink’s infrastructural apparatus, commendable customer service, and emphasis on continuous improvement of its services have made it the go-to ISP in Nepal for years now. Check out the Internet history of Nepal.

Offering unlimited internet with a capacity for gaming was one of the legacies WorldLink established. The approach made it popular among teenagers and later caught the eye of corporations and institutes too. Therefore, this continuous growth has led the company to surpass a glorious silver jubilee period.

Worldlink Internet Packages, Offers, Price in detail

As an ISP, WorldLink first prioritized internet speed and increments for years. Now, as technology has expanded, it has bundled NetTv, a Kathmandu-based IPTV service that offers a range of features like video on demand, YouTube streaming, and others. This feature also enables watching YouTube on a non-smart TV.

Worldlink offers its services in three categories: Residential, SME, and SME Solutions. Below is the breakdown of different packages, costs, and more details. The company provides a dual-band 5 GHz router for new connections and also has WiFi 6, Mesh system, and NetTV packages to complete an all-around broadband and TV service for its customers. The ISP has also launched a NetTV Streamz+ subscription, which is NetTV’s upgraded IPTV solution.

The company has also brought NetTV Premium at Rs 50 (special launch offer), which brings a large assortment of over 4000 movies, 70 web series, plus more to your TV.

WorldLink 6G Internet Packages: 200 / 400 / 500 / 600 Mbps

WorldLink residential internet packages now feature advanced WorldLink 6G (Wi-Fi 6) technology, offering plans ranging from 200 Mbps up to 600 Mbps. Likewise, these packages come equipped with high-end capabilities like 4x Seamless Performance, Enhanced Coverage, Lowest Latency, and Fast Internet to provide a complete home entertainment and connectivity solution for customers. Whether you are a moderate or heavy user, either of these packages should do well for you.

The standard editions come with multiple payment options – including 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months. As for the costs extracted from the latest updates, the entry 200 Mbps WorldLink 6G internet package costs Rs. 4,248 for 3 months, Rs. 8,323 for a 6-month subscription, and Rs. 14,894 for an annual (12-month) subscription.

Likewise, higher speeds unlock even more robust performance for households with greater needs such as heavy streaming, gaming, streaming, and lots of social media browsing, downloading and uploading. For instance, the 400 Mbps plan is available at Rs. 4,646 for 3 months, Rs. 9,080 for 6 months, and Rs. 16,248 for an annual subscription.

If you need even faster throughput, the 500 Mbps package is priced at Rs. 4,867 for 3 months, Rs. 11,708 for 6 months, and Rs. 17,168 for 12 months. For power users and smart homes requiring maximum bandwidth, the top-tier 600 Mbps WorldLink 6G package costs Rs. 10,593 for 6 months and Rs. 20,000 for a full year of uninterrupted high-speed connectivity.

WorldLink Internet speed	3 Months	6 Months	12 Months
200 Mbps	Rs. 4,248	Rs. 8,323	Rs. 14,894
400 Mbps	Rs. 4,646	Rs. 9,080	Rs. 16,248
500 Mbps	Rs. 4,867	Rs. 11,708	Rs. 17,168
600 Mbps	—	Rs. 10,593	Rs. 20,000

WorldLink’s WiFi 6 packages bring 4x throughput efficiency, 40% enhanced coverage, and drastically reduced latency to extend your Wi-Fi signal seamlessly across large residential areas.

WorldLink Biz24 Internet Packages: Rise / Grow / Pro

WorldLink also provides Biz24 service, which is a tailored internet solution for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The service provides business-grade hardware, static IP support, and priority services. Whether you run a single-floor store or a multi-story commercial operation, Biz24 offers flexible tiers to fit your workplace.

All Biz24 packages are available on an annual subscription, but the price depends on the bandwidth tier. Every tier includes a public static IP, dedicated hardware, and priority support to ensure smooth business operations.

1. WorldLink Biz24 “Rise” Packages

The Rise plan is designed for rising businesses, including compact shops, studios, showrooms, and single-floor offices. It includes 2 Wi-Fi Access Points, 1 Public Static IP, Priority-Based Support, and a Business-grade Router.

Bandwidth Speed	Annual Cost (NPR)
200 Mbps	Rs. 30,000
250 Mbps	Rs. 35,000
300 Mbps	Rs. 40,000

2. WorldLink Biz24 “Grow” Packages

The Grow plan is designed for growing businesses, such as service agencies, clinics, and multi-floor establishments. It steps up performance by providing 3 Wi-Fi Access Points, 1 Public Static IP, Priority-Based Support, and a Business-grade Router.

Bandwidth Speed	Annual Cost (NPR)
300 Mbps	Rs. 45,000
400 Mbps	Rs. 55,000
600 Mbps	Rs. 65,000

3. WorldLink Biz24 “Pro” Packages

The Pro plan serves prominent businesses, including IT firms, social organizations, mid-scale enterprises, and hotels. It offers high-capacity coverage with 4 Wi-Fi Access Points, 1 Public Static IP, Priority-Based Support, and a Business-grade Router.

Bandwidth Speed	Annual Cost (NPR)
600 Mbps	Rs. 75,000
800 Mbps	Rs. 90,000
1 Gbps	Rs. 1,20,000

All rates listed above come with an applicable 13% VAT. Also, customers need to deposit a refundable amount of Rs. 1,500 per device for equipment installation.

Mesh system costs

Similarly, the ISP’s highest-speed package has an additional option for the Mesh system. Users can install Mesh nodes to get uncompromising WiFi performance throughout the area where the network is required. Also, for the first Beacon Mesh node, customers need to pay Rs.8,000 in the rental charge, Rs.3,000 in installation, and Rs.2,000 in deposit. Similarly, they need to pay the same amount for an additional node. The ISP allows up to 4 nodes as an option for customers.

Mesh Wifi Count	Beacon 3.0 Rental charge	Beacon 3.0 Deposit	Smart Installation
1st Beacon	Rs. 8000	Rs. 2000	Rs. 3000
2nd Beacon	Rs. 8000	Rs. 2000	Rs. 3000
3rd Beacon	Rs. 8000	Rs. 2000	Rs. 3000
4th Beacon	Rs. 8000	Rs. 2000	Rs. 3000

Checkout: How to connect Internet at home in Nepal?

Enterprise Solutions

Besides the regular internet offering, WorldLink also offers Enterprise Solutions. These include the following:

• Dedicated internet,
• NetTv for Hospitality,
• Data Connectivity,
• Semi Corporate Plan,
• Service Co-Location,
• Virtual Private Server (VPS),
• Email/Web Hosting Services,
• International Private Leased Circuit,
• Managed WiFi Service, and
• Dark Core Connectivity.

One of the highlights of its Enterprise Solutions is Dedicated Internet. It provides a seamless broadband connection to its customers with an uptime guarantee of 99.99%. The customer is provided internet over a dedicated IP address with consistent bandwidth.

Under this category, Worldlink is also offering NetTv service for which the customer will also have to fill out a form and submit it online.

WorldLink Free WiFi hotspots

WorldLink has over 14,000 free WiFi hotspots across Nepal. These hotspots are available at crowded places such as road junctions, malls, banks, stadiums, hospitals, parks, restaurants, etc.

These hotspots appear with the “myWorldLink” SSID and you can register to start using the free internet. Once registered, you get connected to these hotspots wherever they are available if you have your WiFi turned on. You can now connect up to 5 devices with the same username with WiFi express hotspots.

Even non-WorldLink users can connect to the company’s free WiFi services through the SSID “ Free_WorldLink_Wi-Fi”. But the only quibble is that they need to register at each new hotspot with their mobile number. Learn more here: WorldLink to Double its WiFi Express Hotspots, and Launch Metro WiFi in Cities

WorldLink Offers

24 Month internet

WorldLink has introduced a 24-month internet offer “2 Ma 4,” which comes with a hefty discount, a dual-band router, etc.

In this offer, you can buy a 24-month WorldLink package of 200 Mbps at Rs 17,990 and rest assured of high-quality broadband service for the entire validity. Besides the internet, you also get up to a 29% discount, two dual-band Nokia Beacon 1.1 systems, and an Android STB.

Referral offer

WorldLink referral offers let you earn one month of free internet upon successful connection installation from the referred customer. So, you can refer WorldLink Internet packages to your family or friends on the MyWorldLink app or its website by filling out a form with your details and the person you refer.

After the referee installs a new connection, you (the referrer) get 30 days of FREE internet.

WorldLink gives your money back for slow internet

WorldLink has recently launched a refund service under which the company promises to refund customers for a slow internet connection. Under its money-back guarantee scheme, its expert technical team arrives at its users’ location upon a call and if it finds that the issue came from the company’s side, it gives money back to the customer for the remaining day in the subscribed package.

WorldLink has marked itself for efficient customer care service as well. So, being a part of the ISP’s 7 lakh subscribers means you get sound customer service from the company. Read more: WorldLink customer with 170 support zones, call centers, app, and more

Worldlink Fair Usage Policy (FUP)

Like many other ISPs, WorldLink implements a dynamic fair usage policy (FUP) and it is necessary to keep track of your internet usage to avoid speed throttling. The company, if needed contacts, warns, and lowers your connection’s performance upon your extreme use of the bandwidth. But you can easily check your FUP status, through the MyWorldLink app.

Download the app on your mobile phone, and log in with your assigned ID and password. Then scroll below, and you will see the FUP count. If the color is green, you are consuming bandwidth within the limit, and you are fine. But if you have exceeded the daily usage limit, it will turn yellow, and you should be on alert.

A normal user would never have to come across FUP as they mostly surf Facebook, YouTube videos, Google pages, and visit sites. But those who are heavy internet users, who share large videos on the internet, and use torrents regularly, may experience some restrictions someday.

Worldlink has set a daily usage limit on users before FUP strikes. Therefore, if you happen to consume more bandwidth than are supposed to, the broadband performance might see some decline. The ISP, like others, uses dynamic FUP, so the higher the speed capacity, the fewer FUP restrictions.

WorldLink Contact and availability

You can contact WorldLink at +977-9801523051 (Ncell) and +977-01-5970050 (Nepal Telecom) for information and support. Besides, you can also send an email to the ISP at support@worldlink.com.np.

WorldLink Contact	Numbers
Ncell	+977-9801523051
Nepal Telecom	+977-01-5970050
Email	support@worldlink.com.np

WorldLink Internet is now available in over 74 districts, with the latest expansion in Jumla, Karnali. The company is committed to playing a pivotal role in Nepal’s digital transformation through its high-quality connectivity services. You can find its services in almost all the urban and rural areas across the country.

Our Verdict

WorldLink has been the leader in the Nepali ISP market since its inception. With the internet speed war in full swing, the company has done its best to respond with a befitting counter to other ISPs. It has also brought XGS-PON for the first time in Nepal, providing packages like Photon 1 Gbps and Photon 600 Mbps. Meanwhile, it also takes credit for launching Nepal’s first-ever Mesh Router system.  

WorldLink aspires to contribute to the Digital Nepal Framework. The ISP has also acquired a 40% share in Khalti, Nepal’s prominent digital wallet, to take its services far and wide in the country. Credit where it’s due. WorldLink knows how to gain momentum and seize the opportunity. It has acted with tenacity and fortitude in the ISP market and continues to make long strides despite all the odds.

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