$97 (including taxes) for 1 Gig up/down - Fiber. Provider is Consolidated Communications.
I have several choices, but they have been rock solid.

No clue. My total is $160 per month for all of the normal channels, except HBO, Showtime, etc. in HD. Two cable boxes, one is a DVR, other works like a connection to to that one and to the end user acts like a DVR. Plus 200mb up/down. Service is Verizon.

$88/month for Comcast Business Internet with a static IP. 75/15Mbs (always tests-out at 80/17 or better). No caps.

Bundled with TV at home, $109 total, including taxes and junk fees.

Internet only at the hangar office, $64.99 for Spectrum Business Class, again including all taxes and junk fees.

My only real choice is Spectrum and they charge 74.99 for 200d/10u.

Bundled with my telephone, it makes up about $30 of the bill per month.

ping 39 ms
download 3 Mbps
upload 0.5 Mbps

The upload and download speeds are somewhat better than HughesNet, and the ping is much better. Hughesnet was $95/mo.

Sometimes, the sticks suck.

$74.99 for Spectrum.

 
$70/month for CenturyLink VDSL. Copper to the home, fiber from the phone interconnect box to the internet, located at the corner of our community. Our copper run to the fiber box is 2400ft. 40 down, 5 up.

72.00 per month.

1 gig up/down $70/month from local power board

$52 for Kinetic DSL. Not sure of the actual speed but it's adequate for streaming etc. We live in the country so it would be a little faster if we were closer to the switch.

I use AT&T and pay about $75 per month for GB service with a static IP address.

At the gateway, I am seeing around 990 Mbps down and 880 up.
In my home office, I am seeing around 770 Mbps down on an ethernet connection.
I need to run a new line from the upstairs closet where the gateway is to my office.

42/mo for 4dn/1up - we get a bit better than that unless it's a busy time. Long-range wifi from local ISP that buys bandwidth.

Frontier buried fiber in my yard, but didn't connect either end - assuming they got Fed$ to put fiber in rural areas. The only benefit is that the gas company bought an easement so they can run gas next to the useless fiber in my yard.

Waiting for what starlink or 5G can do for me.

I pay $70/month for Ziply, formerly Frontier, fiber. Used to have the whole phone/TV/internet package and was paying something like $170/mo. I dropped the cable TV years ago and finally dropped the landline service a couple years back. When I did that they told me the internet service I had wasn't available anymore so I had to "upgrade" to a 50 down, something-else up service. They sent me a new router but I never installed it because the old one seemed to be working fine. I'm not even sure where the box with the new one is anymore. Anyway, I got 42 down and 58 up this morning. Then I connected the VPN to my office (we've all be working from home for the last 21 months) and the down number dropped to 2.2. Yikes.

$79/month for Gig D/L and around 300MB upload. Xfinity.

US Internet - in Mpls. 300M/300M Fiber $50/mo

Google fiber. About 950 Mbps up and down (had wired) for $70/mo. I've never checked wireless.

I live WAY out in the sticks. 20 miles from a McDonalds out in the sticks.

I'm lucky to get DSL. Anything faster is stoopid expensive.

I'm paying $40/month for 2.5mb/sec down and .75mb/sec up. Snail's pace compared to some numbers I see here, but fast enough (barely...) to stream video.

$181..
VZ Fios Bundled
Speed - 1Gig
TV - 1 DVR and 2 Receivers
Phone

$89 for 10000mbit/sec.