UPC Chello

UPC Chello Analysis

Chello, a brand of internet service provider under Liberty Global Europe (LGE), offers broadband internet access via cable across Europe, serving an estimated 1.3 million customers in 15 European, 4 Latin American, and 2 Asian/Pacific countries. The chello branded internet service is currently available in seven of these: Austria, Belgium, France, Hungary, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, and Slovakia.

Features of the chello service are standardized according to the cable provider, delivering open-access content portals with local news and entertainment content and providing email addresses to all users. The chello products are available at various speeds and are named chello starter, chello easy, chello classic, chello plus, and chello extreme.

The chello brand has been replaced by other brands in various countries. For example, in The Netherlands, chello is renamed to UPC Live. Similarly, UPC Live has replaced chello in Czech Republic, Poland, and Hungary. In Sweden, chello has been replaced by ComHem and in Norway by Get. In Ireland, UPC Ireland replaced the Irish broadband and cable service NTL.

Founded in 2005, Chello operates within the Internet industry. However, specific details regarding its headquarter, last investment, and last investment investors are currently undisclosed. The company's diversified presence across Europe and continuous rebranding efforts suggest a dynamic market strategy within the internet services sector.