Count simultaneous video, cloud apps, and backups, because upload usually runs out first.
Upload is the figure most plans understate and the one that runs out first.
Add up video calls, cloud apps, backups, and card terminals that run together.
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Count what runs at the same time: video calls, cloud applications, backups, and card terminals. Upload is the number that usually runs out first, and it is the one most plans undersell.
Around 100 kbps per simultaneous call in each direction. Ten concurrent calls need about 1 Mbps of upload. Consistency matters more than headline speed.
Upload is what you send: your voice on a call, your face on video, your files to the cloud. Cable plans advertise download and give you a small fraction of it for upload.
For browsing and email in a small office, usually. It depends entirely on the upload figure attached to it, which on cable can be a tenth of the download.
Run a speed test from a wired connection at a busy time, not over wifi at lunchtime. Record upload as well as download, and test more than once across a working day.
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