Last week I wrote about Minnesota Broadband Coalition’s cool tool that helps determine the price of broadband by speed (bit) and data usage (byte). Here’s a quick visual reminder:

Today Jim Hickle from Gigabit Minnesota sent me info on their numbers:

I think Jim had a good idea of sharing the info. I want to invite other providers to do the same. The Coalition has a broadband cost analysis spreadsheet that you can use to calculate the unit cost of your broadband.  Email it to me (atreacy@treacyinfo.com).  Or complete this form with the info you have. I’ll compile all submissions  and we can share a more complete picture of comparative broadband pricing.