VCN runs fiber straight into your house — no copper, no shared cable. Every node on our network sits behind battery backup, so a load-shedding slot doesn't take your connection with it.
Most complaints about home internet in Pakistan come down to four things. Here's how each one is handled on our network.
Your line runs from our node to your wall socket. It isn't shared with the building, so your speed doesn't drop when the neighbours get home.
Batteries sized for the full load-shedding window sit at each aggregation point, plus generator backup at the core.
We peer with local content caches and carry traffic on multiple upstreams, so a single submarine cable fault doesn't put you offline.
Support is staffed by people who can read the port stats on your line. Faults get a ticket number and a callback, not a script.
Unlimited data on every package. Router, installation and the first month's static configuration are part of the connection fee — nothing is billed per gigabyte.
Prices exclude 19.5% PST and applicable withholding tax. Business, static-IP and dedicated-bandwidth quotes are prepared on request — talk to the sales desk.
Our fiber footprint keeps growing block by block. If your area isn't listed yet, send the address anyway — new routes are surveyed weekly and we'll tell you honestly how far off you are.
Send your area and nearest landmark. Someone from the survey team replies with a yes, a no, or a date.
WhatsApp or call the sales line. We check the nearest splitter and confirm feasibility the same day.
Pick a speed, pay the connection fee, and we schedule the drop cable and installation slot.
The team pulls the fiber, terminates the ONT and configures your router. Usually under two hours on site.
Billing starts from the day of activation. Invoices arrive monthly with the tax breakdown itemised.
Sales and support are open every day. If it's a fault, mention your account number and we'll pull your line stats before we call back.