Wireless Broadband Providers In Bangladesh
Bangladesh's mobile operators now sell fixed wireless broadband (FWA) alongside SIM data, gpfi from Grameenphone, Robi WiFi from Robi and Banglalink WiFi from Banglalink. These 3 services deliver cable-free home and office Wi-Fi over the 4G/5G network with unlimited monthly plans, free installation and nationwide coverage, compare their published packages, speeds and multi-month savings side by side in this tab.
Use the ⇄ button on any row to line up to 4 providers side by side. Nothing is saved, and the rows stay live.
Sorted by published packages first. ISPs that publish their plans and rates rank above those that do not.
| ISP | BTRC category | Packages | BDIX servers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wireless Broadband | 11 | 0 | |
| Wireless Broadband | 6 | 0 | |
| Wireless Broadband | 6 | 0 |
Wireless Broadband From The Mobile Operators
Fixed wireless broadband (FWA) delivers a home or office connection over the mobile network instead of a fiber or cable line. a SIM-based router is installed at your address and the Wi-Fi runs over the operator's 4G/5G network. Bangladesh's mobile operators all sell it: gpfi from Grameenphone, Robi WiFi from Robi and Banglalink WiFi from Banglalink.
FWA is a middle ground between SIM data and a fixed line: unlimited monthly data, real speeds, no wiring and nationwide coverage. which makes it the practical broadband option in areas a fixed-line ISP does not reach. The trade-offs versus fiber are latency and peak-time contention on the mobile network, and the one-time cost of the Wi-Fi device (CPE). Compare the published plans, speeds and multi-month savings in this tab.
Each profile links back to its parent operator, Grameenphone, Robi or Banglalink, whose SIM data packages live in the Mobile tab.
One honest caveat: FWA runs on the operators' 4G/5G cores, not a fixed-line BDIX-peering connection, so confirm with the operator whether BDIX servers are reachable on your plan. fixed-line users browse the server directory for local-speed BDIX access.
BDIX Servers Hosted By Wireless Broadband Providers
None of the 3 listings on this tab hosts a BDIX server. These are fixed wireless services running on the mobile core rather than a fixed-line peering connection, so ask the operator whether BDIX is reachable on the plan you are considering.
Because FWA runs on the mobile core, confirm BDIX reach with the operator, and use the BDIX server directory to see what a fixed line would add.