For streaming
Every screen,
every evening.
The dramas, the cartoons and the cricket, all running at once — at 9pm, not just 9am. That’s the only test a streaming house cares about.
28 screens · one line · zero spinners
01
The 9pm test.
Any connection streams beautifully at breakfast. The question is what happens when the whole street sits down after dinner. We size our capacity for that exact hour and don’t oversell the line — so your peak looks like your morning.
02
The arithmetic of a full house.
One sharp HD stream is comfortable on a few Mbps; 4K wants several times that; and a real household runs three or four screens plus phones at once. The plan should cover the worst evening, not the average one.
03
“Unlimited” has to survive a binge.
No data cap, no fair-usage clause waiting in the terms, no quiet slowdown in the last week of the month. A long weekend of back-to-back seasons changes nothing about your speed or your bill.
The plan that fits
15 Mbps at Rs 2,200 a month keeps a family of HD screens happy. A 4K house with several screens going? Take 30 Mbps at Rs 3,500.
Taxes included · unlimited · uploads as quick as downloads. Compare all seven speeds.
Asked by people
like you.
Why does my current internet buffer only at night?
Because it’s shared more aggressively than advertised — evening is when everyone draws on the same oversold pool. That’s a provisioning choice by the provider, and it’s the one we refuse to make.
How many screens can stream at once?
On 15 Mbps, a few HD screens comfortably. On 30 Mbps, a 4K TV plus several HD screens and the usual phones. If your house outgrows it, changing the plan is one WhatsApp message.
Does Waylink also do TV?
Yes — HD cable TV rides the same fibre for Rs 300 a month. No dish, no second wire.