Well, this is what you can get in central Europe in a city of about 10 000 residents for about 15€ / month. No restrictions, no FuP, no bullshit.
Disclaimer: Measures only ~95mbit, bcs the router I have under my desk is only 100BASE. The house is connected using a fiber (as is mostly common in this area) and the actual speed coming in is about 200 to 600mbps (symmetrical, no upload restriction), depending on daytime and overall local network load.
So don't be fine with getting ripped off by a suckers from state monopoly companies, you can fight them. We have already done that, it is possible. We are getting connectivity from a small local civic association.

//But don't be mistaken, most of the state is still using a shitty DSL. But some improvements are being done, like VDSL and some big companies are also offering cable/fiber connection in some areas for very reasonable prices. It is only problematic in older densly populated areas like bigger cities, where the infrastructure is old, bad, poorly maintained and cannot be easily upgraded or replaced, like in smaller cities, where there is not much of an issue to dig up whole roads and replace all at once (power, phone, internet, city lighting cables,... - thats also why we do have almost none overhead lines in cities)