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PYUR is Germany's third-largest cable internet provider serving approximately 2.3 million households primarily in Eastern Germany. Operating as the consumer brand of Tele Columbus AG, PYUR offers cable and fiber internet with speeds up to 1 Gbps at competitive prices. Test your PYUR connection to measure actual download, upload, and latency performance.

About PYUR

PYUR launched in 2017 as the rebranded consumer brand of Tele Columbus AG, which was founded in 1994. Headquartered in Berlin, the company serves approximately 3.3 million connected households, primarily in Eastern Germany including Berlin, Saxony, Thuringia, and Saxony-Anhalt.

PYUR operates its own hybrid fiber-coax (HFC) cable network with DOCSIS 3.1 technology enabling gigabit speeds. The company is also expanding FTTH fiber in new construction areas. PYUR is Germany's third-largest cable provider after Vodafone and second in Eastern Germany.

PYUR Plans and Services

PYUR offers several internet plans across different technologies and price points.

Pure Speed cable plans range from €25 to €40 per month during promotional periods. Pure Speed 100 offers 100 Mbps at €25, Pure Speed 400 provides 400 Mbps at €30, and Pure Speed 1000 delivers gigabit at €40. FTTH Glasfaser plans start at €55 for symmetrical gigabit.

Regular prices higher after promotional period ends. All plans include router and basic TV option. AdvanceTV streaming service available for additional fee.

PYUR Internet Plans

PlanSpeedPriceFeatures
Pure Speed 100 cable100 Mbps€25/month
  • 100 Mbps download, 10 Mbps upload
  • Cable connection
  • Promotional price
Pure Speed 400 cable400 Mbps€30/month
  • 400 Mbps download, 25 Mbps upload
  • DOCSIS 3.1 cable
  • Promotional price
Pure Speed 1000 cable1000 Mbps€40/month
  • 1 Gbps download, 50 Mbps upload
  • DOCSIS 3.1
  • Promotional price
Glasfaser 1000 fiber1000 Mbps€55/month
  • 1 Gbps symmetrical
  • FTTH fiber connection
  • Low latency

Prices and availability may vary by location. Contact PYUR for current offers.

PYUR Coverage by Region

PYUR performance varies by location. Coverage density, local infrastructure, and network congestion affect speeds in each market.

Berlin

Coverage: Largest PYUR market. All cable connections now gigabit-ready. Typical: 180-200 Mbps average download. Gigabit plans reach 800-950 Mbps. Peak congestion: Moderate in densely populated districts during evening peak.

Fastest average broadband speeds in Berlin per SpeedGEO 2025. FTTH expansion with Eurofiber ongoing.

Saxony (Leipzig, Dresden, Chemnitz)

Coverage: Strong cable presence. Gigabit launched for 145,000+ Leipzig households. Typical: 150-180 Mbps average on cable plans Peak congestion: Moderate in Leipzig evenings. Smaller cities less congested.

Leipzig is PYUR's second strongest market after Berlin.

Thuringia (Erfurt, Jena, Weimar)

Coverage: Good cable coverage in major cities. Limited in rural areas. Typical: 120-160 Mbps on cable plans Peak congestion: Low to moderate. Less population density than Berlin.

Stable cable infrastructure. Fewer competitors in this region.

Saxony-Anhalt (Halle, Magdeburg)

Coverage: Cable available in major cities. Building-specific coverage. Typical: 120-150 Mbps on cable plans Peak congestion: Low congestion due to smaller subscriber density.

Less urban density means less peak-hour pressure on the cable network.

Brandenburg

Coverage: Coverage in Potsdam and towns near Berlin. Rural areas not covered. Typical: 130-160 Mbps on cable plans Peak congestion: Low to moderate in suburban areas near Berlin.

Expanding alongside Berlin market growth.

Is PYUR Right for You?

Every provider has trade-offs. Here is how PYUR performs based on real-world usage and customer feedback.

Strengths

  • Germany's third-largest cable provider with 3.3 million connected households
  • Aggressive promotional pricing - gigabit cable starting at 40 EUR per month
  • DOCSIS 3.1 enabled across the network for gigabit download speeds
  • Fastest average download speed in Berlin at 194.3 Mbps per SpeedGEO 2025 report
  • FTTH fiber expansion in Berlin targeting over 1 million homes
  • Strong price-performance ratio compared to Vodafone cable

Weaknesses

  • Cable upload speeds limited to 50 Mbps even on gigabit plans
  • Peak evening congestion on shared cable - speeds may drop 10-30%
  • Promotional prices increase significantly after 12-24 months
  • Customer service has mixed reviews for response times
  • Coverage is building-specific - your building must have PYUR cable installed
  • Primarily Eastern Germany coverage - limited availability in the west

Best For

  • Budget-conscious users in Eastern Germany wanting fast download speeds
  • Berlin residents looking for the best price-per-Mbps on cable
  • Households prioritizing download speed over upload for streaming and browsing
  • Renters in PYUR-connected apartment buildings in Saxony and Thuringia

Not Ideal For

  • Content creators needing high upload speeds above 50 Mbps
  • Users outside PYUR's Eastern Germany coverage area
  • Customers who dislike promotional pricing that rises after the initial period
  • Remote workers needing consistent speeds during peak hours

How PYUR Compares

Side-by-side comparison of PYUR against major competitors in Germany.

CompetitorSpeedPriceCoverageVerdict
TelekomPYUR cable delivers 1 Gbps / 50 Mbps up. Telekom VDSL reaches 250/40 Mbps.PYUR gigabit at 40 EUR promotional. Telekom MagentaZuhause Giga at 79.95 EUR.Telekom covers all of Germany. PYUR limited to 3.3 million households in select regions.Choose PYUR for faster speeds at lower cost where available. Choose Telekom for nationwide coverage.
VodafoneBoth deliver up to 1 Gbps download via DOCSIS 3.1. Upload capped at 50 Mbps on both.PYUR gigabit at 40 EUR promotional. Vodafone gigabit at 44.99 EUR promotional.Vodafone cable covers 24 million households. PYUR covers 3.3 million households.Choose PYUR for lower pricing in Eastern Germany. Choose Vodafone for wider coverage and GigaKombi bundles.
1und1PYUR cable 1 Gbps / 50 Mbps up. 1&1 VDSL 250/40 Mbps.PYUR gigabit at 40 EUR promotional. 1&1 DSL 250 at 49.99 EUR.1&1 available nationwide via Telekom DSL. PYUR requires cable infrastructure in your building.Choose PYUR for faster speeds where cable is installed. Choose 1&1 for broader DSL availability.

Troubleshooting PYUR Issues

Common PYUR connection problems and how to fix them.

Download speeds dropping from 400 to 200 Mbps between 19:00 and 22:00

Cause: Cable bandwidth is shared among neighbors. Peak evening usage creates congestion.

  1. Test at different times to confirm it is a peak-hour pattern
  2. Restart the cable modem to refresh channel allocation
  3. Connect via ethernet cable to eliminate WiFi as the bottleneck
  4. Contact PYUR support if speeds consistently drop below 50% of your plan
  5. Consider upgrading to FTTH fiber if available at your building

Cable modem restarts on its own multiple times per day

Cause: Signal level issues, overheating, or firmware defect on the modem.

  1. Check that all coaxial cable connections are tight and not damaged
  2. Ensure the modem has adequate ventilation and is not in a closed cabinet
  3. Check PYUR service status page for known network issues in your area
  4. Contact PYUR to request a signal level check at your building
  5. Request a modem replacement if the issue persists after signal check

PYUR TV shows no signal or only a few channels load

Cause: Cable signal disruption, set-top box issue, or channel frequency change.

  1. Restart the set-top box by unplugging it for 30 seconds
  2. Run an automatic channel scan on your TV or set-top box
  3. Check all coaxial cable connections from wall outlet to device
  4. Contact PYUR support to check if a signal issue exists at your building

PYUR History

Key milestones in PYUR development and network expansion.

1994

Tele Columbus GmbH founded as a cable TV operator in Eastern Germany

2006

Tele Columbus merged with ewt multimedia GmbH to expand cable footprint

2015

Tele Columbus listed on Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Acquired Primacom and Pepcom.

2016

First German provider to launch 400 Mbps cable internet

2017

Rebranded consumer services under the PYUR brand in September

2020

Completed DOCSIS 3.1 upgrade across the cable network for gigabit speeds

2023

Launched gigabit-ready internet for over 183,000 households in Saxony and Berlin

2025

Partnered with Eurofiber for FTTH fiber rollout in Berlin

Test Your PYUR Speed

Run a free speed test to check if PYUR delivers the speeds you are paying for. Test during peak evening hours for the most realistic results. Compare your results against PYUR advertised speeds above.

PYUR Speed Test FAQ

How fast is PYUR internet?

PYUR offers cable speeds from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps download using DOCSIS 3.1 technology. Upload speeds range from 10 Mbps to 50 Mbps on cable plans. FTTH fiber where available provides symmetrical gigabit speeds. Real-world cable speeds may vary during peak evening hours due to shared bandwidth. Run a speed test to check your actual PYUR connection performance.

Where is PYUR available?

PYUR serves primarily Eastern Germany including Berlin, Brandenburg, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Thuringia, and parts of Hesse and North Rhine-Westphalia. The network passes approximately 3.3 million households. Coverage is building-specific as PYUR requires existing cable infrastructure. Check availability at pyur.com by entering your address to see if service is available at your location.

How do I test my PYUR speed?

Use the speed test tool on this page to measure your PYUR download speed, upload speed, and ping latency. For accurate cable internet results, connect directly to the router via ethernet. Test at different times since cable speeds may vary during peak evening hours between 19:00 and 22:00 when more neighbors use the shared network. The test takes approximately 30 seconds.

Is PYUR cheaper than Vodafone?

PYUR typically offers lower promotional prices than Vodafone cable. PYUR gigabit starts at €40 promotional versus Vodafone at €44.99. However, compare regular prices after promotions end. Both providers offer similar cable technology and speeds. PYUR is only available in select regions while Vodafone has wider coverage. Choose based on availability and current promotional offers in your area.

Last verified: February 6, 2026

Data source: PYUR official website, Tele Columbus company reports