congstar internet in Germany

congstar home internet offers three distinct routes: DSL, fibre-to-the-home and a 5G home connection sold as Homespot & Go. The fixed-line Home Flex plans have unlimited data and flexible terms. Homespot provides the same advertised speed across its plans, with your monthly price determined by the data allowance and contract type.

Your address should decide which options you compare. DSL or fibre requires fixed-line availability at the property, while Homespot depends on local mobile reception. If more than one technology is offered, consider data use and upload speed as well as the monthly price.

People moving into a new property may also find our guide to getting internet in Germany useful before ordering.

Flexible congstar DSL plans

• congstar Home 100 Flex: advertised download/upload speed of 100/40 Mbit/s, unlimited data and a flexible term for €36 per month. The activation charge is €0.
• congstar Home 250 Flex: advertised download/upload speed of 250/40 Mbit/s, unlimited data and a flexible term for €42 per month. The activation charge is €0.

Both fixed-line options are part of the congstar DSL range. The higher tier increases download speed, but both have the same advertised upload speed. You can read more about how this connection works in our guide to DSL internet in Germany.

Flexible congstar fibre plans

• congstar Home 150 Flex: 150/75 Mbit/s with unlimited data for €36 per month.
• congstar Home 300 Flex: 300/150 Mbit/s with unlimited data for €42 per month.
• congstar Home 600 Flex: 600/300 Mbit/s with unlimited data for €50 per month.
• congstar Home 1000 Flex: 1000/500 Mbit/s with unlimited data for €65 per month.

Every congstar fibre plan above has a flexible term and a €0 activation charge. Availability requires fibre at the exact address; our German fibre internet guide explains the underlying connection.

congstar Homespot & Go plans

• Homespot & Go S and Homespot & Go S Flex: 50/25 Mbit/s, 100 GB and €22 per month.
• Homespot & Go M and Homespot & Go M Flex: 50/25 Mbit/s, 200 GB and €32 per month.
• Homespot & Go L and Homespot & Go L Flex: 50/25 Mbit/s, 400 GB and €42 per month.

The non-Flex Homespot plans have a 24-month term and a €15 activation charge. Each Flex version has a flexible term and a €35 activation charge. All six have the same advertised speed, so the practical differences are the data allowance, commitment and setup cost.

We found a clear pricing pattern. Comparable DSL and fibre tiers share monthly prices at €36 and €42, although their speeds differ. The faster fibre choices rise to €50 and €65 per month. Homespot pricing instead follows the included data allowance.

No separate later monthly price is listed for these offers, so confirm the final recurring amount in congstar’s order summary. The fixed-line Flex plans carry a €0 activation charge, whereas Homespot activation is €15 with the 24-month term or €35 on Flex.

All congstar Home DSL and fibre plans reviewed are labelled Flex. The Homespot range gives you a direct choice between a 24-month contract and a flexible version at the same monthly price and data allowance.

The trade-off is the activation charge: €15 for a 24-month Homespot plan and €35 for Homespot Flex. A flexible label does not by itself explain notice periods or the earliest possible cancellation date. Check those conditions before ordering, particularly if you expect to move or stay in Germany temporarily. Our guide to internet without a long contract explains the points worth checking.

Run congstar’s address check using the complete installation address, including the correct building details where requested. Fixed-line availability can vary between nearby properties, and an advertised fibre tier is only relevant if that connection can be supplied to your home.

For Homespot, assess reception where you expect to place the equipment. Mobile performance can change with local signal conditions and indoor placement, so an advertised speed is not a guarantee of the speed inside your property.

A router is not included in the base price of any reviewed plan. Before paying, confirm the compatible device, its price, delivery arrangements and whether an engineer appointment or other installation work is required. German landline service is also not included in these plans.

DSL uses the property’s fixed telephone line. congstar’s two DSL plans provide unlimited data, with advertised downloads of 100 or 250 Mbit/s and uploads of 40 Mbit/s.

Fibre-to-the-home carries the connection over fibre to the premises. The congstar fibre range has higher advertised upload speeds, from 75 to 500 Mbit/s, as well as unlimited data. It remains dependent on fibre availability at your address.

Homespot uses the mobile network rather than a DSL or fibre line. Every reviewed congstar Homespot plan advertises 50/25 Mbit/s, but includes a monthly allowance of 100 GB, 200 GB or 400 GB. This makes expected data use especially important. See our guide to 5G home internet in Germany for more context.

Confirm the exact plan available at your address, the final monthly charge, activation fee and cancellation conditions. Check the router cost separately, along with delivery, installation requirements and any charges presented during the order process.

For Homespot, make sure the included data allowance suits your household and verify reception at the intended location. For fixed-line service, confirm the technology and attainable speed offered for the property rather than relying only on the plan name.

If congstar is not suitable for your address, use our German home internet comparison to consider other providers. We may receive a commission if you order through our links; see how we earn for details.