Falling rates, growing reach
JCFiber has lowered broadband rates beginning March 1. The rates decreases apply to all new and existing JCFiber customers.
The price decrease comes on the heels of the JCREMC broadband subsidiary simplifying monthly plans.
New plans are Standard (150 Mbps), Plus (500 Mbps), and Premium (1 Gbps). The monthly price for Standard will decrease from $84.95 to $79.95, Plus will decrease from $109.95 to $99.95. Premium will decrease from $129.95 to $114.95. These prices are all-inclusive, with no hidden fees, taxes, or other charges.
Current Customers
Current customers on the discontinued 300 Mb and 600 Mb plans will automatically be upgraded to the next higher speed at no
additional cost. Current customers on the 75 Mb package will be grandfathered in at the current rate, and can call 317-736-6174 to upgrade. The new lower rates will automatically be applied to all other customer accounts.
Affordable Connectivity Program (Discontinued as of 2/9/24)
JCFiber participates in the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) from the Federal Communications Commission. Eligible households can receive a $30 per month discount toward internet services.
ACP participants are eligible (but not required) to choose JCFiber’s Basic 75 Mb service package, which is $64.95 per month before the $30 per month ACP credit is applied.
Check whether your household is eligible to sign up for JCFiber service at jcfiber.com. You can also check availability in the myJCREMC mobile app.
Construction Update
JCFiber continues to close the digital divide in Johnson County and surrounding areas.
The company’s 4-year expansion is more than halfway complete with all residents in Zone 1 eligible to sign up for service. Approximately 85 percent of residents in Zone 2, 75 percent in Zone 3, and 10 percent in Zone 4 can now sign up. Postcards are sent to eligible addresses when service becomes available.
Zone 5 will be announced this summer.
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