64 Term released in 1982 by Commodore. This has to be one of the earliest terminal programs I have seen for the commodore 64. It is only 11 blocks and written completely in ML.

64 Terminal by Dr. Jim Rothewell released in 1982.

Released in 1989 by Dane Martin. Programming by Thrasher. Animation by Espionage & Thrasher. This terminal supports a special animation mode that requires the BBS your calling to support also, otherwise it reverts to normal C/G mode.

By Michael Beutling - Released in 1991. This appears to be a test vesion of an 80 column ANSI capable terminal program with possible REU support. There's a doc file on the disk but it's in German.

Released Sept. 30, 1984 and originally written by Steve Punter for the PET. Converted to the C64 by Keith Peterson and enchanced by Earl Goldberge and Rich Buchanan. I don't know a whole lot about this terminal program. One thing I find interesting about it is that it supports both the older 7-bit Punter protocol and the newer 8-Bit version.

Originally written by Steve Punter. Features the new 8 bit punter protocol. Who knew there was a 7 bit version?

By Joe O'Hara 1985 Microtechnic Solutions. Release 1.1 May 12th, 1986. 32k Buffer, xmodem transfers.

Released March 5th, 1985. Small docs file on disk.

BBS1 Term v2.4 - Program will crash if you don't have a modem plugged into the user port.

By E.G. Bell (c) 1990. This is a REALLY neat terminal program that not only supports the Swiftlink-232 Cartridge, but also RAMDOS! Full docs on disk. Too bad it's only a promo version, it's missing some features.

Haven't been able to glean to much info from the program but it supports Punter transfers and although mostly blitzed BASIC, there is some ML.

Released December 9, 1984 by John Watson. This is a term that allows you to logon to "Atari Only" board and check out their graphics mode.

This is totally a modded version of CCGMS. Not exactly sure which version but this does have multi-send/receive. Mods by Lord Drone.

1985, Art Bell

1986 - Art Bell. Nice looking terminal program. Supports Punter and two drives. Only 1200 baud though.

Author - Julio Cesar, 1986 JCP Labs. This is a full fledged terminal program with a HUGE buffer and punter protocol support.

CipherTerm v1.0 by X-Mike-X released in 1990.  One of the interesting things about this terminal program is that it has a partial Z-Modem transfer implementation.  There is a doc file on the disk that gives more detail.  Note that the Z-Modem is receive only.

Written by Daryl Gardnet  in 1987. 1200 baud, mini-bbs, file transfers.

Released in 1986 by Comptro. Nice terminal package with Punter transfers and buffer.

By S0RC3R0R (c) 2011 Retrograde - This term is specifically designed for the Comet hardware. Supports 38.4k baud on the user port!!! It's a little rough around the edges but has tons of potential.

Written by Rick Sterling - Common Sense came with some Commodore 1670 modems. It has some buffer options and macro capabilities.

By John Leeson. This term works on a VIC-20 or C64. Read the included docs for info.

CompuServ Executive for the Commodore 64 is a terminal program for the long dead online service called CompuServ.  No use for it at all these days, but we are all about history here, so what the heck.

Comtronics 64-Text is a very simple terminal program for HAM radio modems.  I know nothing about HAM and even less about this program, but if there are any Hammies left in the world, who knows, they might really need/want this!?

One thing I do know about this is that it came from a shareware collection called "COMPUTER NUT" in Lancaster, CA.  There's a picture of the floppy disk in the screen shots.

Cottage Term (Electric Cottage) v2.3, released in 1985 by Dennis Colombo of Electrosharp Telecommunications.  Pretty nice terminal program for its time  (Commodore 1660 modem era).

Note - you'll need to run the Unsqueeze program on the disk to extract the program and the docs.

Champaign-Urbana Commodore Users Group Terminal is a nice C64 Term with autodial, buffer options, phonebook and file transfer support.

Dandy Term 64, By Striker & Breaker. Small little terminal supporting c/g and 1200 baud. Don't think the creators ever quite finished the program, but it appears to be mostly functional.

There are complete docs on the disk. If you use the "boot" file to start the program, make sure you have all fastloaders disabled.

It's amazing they made four versions of this UGLY terminal program. Anyway, the docs are on the disk.

DiskTerm 64 v3.1 was created by Steve Punter and converted to the Commodore 64 by Keith Peterson.  Simple little terminal program with Punter file transfer capabilities.

Release on June 22nd, 1984. Written by Steve Punter, Converted to C64 by Keith Peterson, Modified by Rich Buchanan. This version includes corrected uploading.

Downloader 2.0 is a super simple BASIC terminal program of some type, written in 1982,83 by Neon systems.

By Allan Teo, Mitch Solomon and Don Holtz. This early version only supports 1200 baud, but does have multi-transfers and some disk utilities.

By Allan Teo & Mitch Solomon - This term supports up to 2400 baud.

By James Kelley aka Dr. Edge. Release on May 31st, 1991. Really nice looking 300-2400 baud c/g terminal program. Only a 8k buffer.

By HP-Software, 1990. Written by Jeff Brown and Shawn Ort. Nice simple term with all the features you'd expect.

EvilTerm by The Forces of Evil is obviously a rip off of some version of CCGMS, but just in case someone somewhere used this at one time and wants to re-live telecommunications with modern day telnet BBSes I thought I'd add it to the collection.

Farxmoterm v2.2 w/xmodem written by Joe Bizik.  

By Michael A. Conforti. I think this program tries to detect a 1670 before getting to the menu because it just hangs, but everything seems like it's there.

This appears to be a hack or possibly a partial upgrade because all the files for the program reference First Term 3 but once loaded the main menu calls it Firstterm.2.

By Tom Hughes, 1984. This appears to be a more polished and finished version of First Term v3.0.

By Star Dust. Unique term program in that I haven't ever seen a copy of it before. It is a standard 300-1200 baud C/G term with printer support. Interesting thing (to me anyway) is that it's isepic'd but I can't tell what commercial program it is based on. Why else would you use Isepic?

By Fritz Oppliger. This is a really neat program. It has a 44k buffer on a stock c64 and even supports Ram expansion. Also supports the Swiftlink-232 and the BI-80 column display adapter! Very cool.

I found this version of Fritzterm on a disk image I got from Megalextoria. It appears to be an older version than the others posted here. Includes docs on disk.

By Michael Hooper from Graffix Connextion. Older term that only support 300 baud with buffers and xmodem transfers.

Written by Tony Davis 12/24/1984. This term is based on the work of many other people. See the REM statements at the beggining of the BASIC portion of the program for credits.

1987 Netcomm - Released by Tour De Future

Released in 1987 by Nickolai Smith. Decent C/G term with built-in modem nibbler. Buffer functionality and Punter protocol.

GuruTerm Beta+ is an improved version of RaveGuru's original implementation of this RR-Net compatible terminal program by Holy Moses of Role.  Now you can enjoy the built-in address book.

Really neat terminal program that will use an RR-net or compatible ethernet adapter to call telnet capable BBSes. Although the terminal supports C/G, it doesn't support uploads or downloads.