Policy

Fair Usage Policy

Every monthly plan includes a data allowance that is far larger than a typical household uses. If a connection passes it within the month, the speed is reduced until the next billing cycle. You stay connected and there is no extra charge.

Allowances by plan

PlanSpeedMonthlyAllowanceSpeed after allowance
Sungura10 MbpsKSh 1,49915 TB5 Mbps
Chui20 MbpsKSh 1,99915 TB5 Mbps
SimbaMarara30 MbpsKSh 2,49915 TB10 Mbps
Simba40 MbpsKSh 2,9997 TB12 Mbps
Swara60 MbpsKSh 3,4997 TB15 Mbps
Duma90 MbpsKSh 4,9997 TB20 Mbps

1. Why we have a Fair Usage Policy

Fibre capacity in each neighbourhood is shared between the homes connected to it. A very small number of connections running downloads around the clock can affect everyone else. The policy keeps speeds consistent for all customers while still allowing far more usage than a normal household needs.

2. How the allowance works

The allowance counts all data uploaded and downloaded on your connection in one billing month. When it is reached, the connection continues at the reduced speed shown in the table until your next monthly renewal, at which point full speed is restored. There is no extra charge and no disconnection.

3. What counts as normal use

Streaming an HD film uses roughly 3 GB per hour and a 4K film roughly 7 GB per hour. Video calls use under 2 GB per hour. Reaching a 7 TB allowance would take more than 1,000 hours of 4K streaming in a single month, so ordinary streaming, gaming, remote work and browsing will not trigger the policy.

4. Checking your usage

Your current month's usage and speed tier are shown on the client portal dashboard at pamojafiber.phpradius.com. If you believe your speed has been reduced in error, contact support at any time and we will check the line.

5. Short-term recharges and business plans

Daily and weekly 10 Mbps recharges for installed customers are subject to the same principle of reasonable use. Business plans have allowances agreed in the service order.

6. Changes to this policy

Allowances may be revised as network capacity grows. Changes are published on this page and apply from the next billing month.

Last updated 3 September 2026.