1988 by Bruce Franklin. Released September 14th, 1988. Not exactly what your used to with Novaterm for the c64, but it's not bad.

1989 by Bruce Franklin. Even though this isn't programmed by Nick Rossi of the c64 fame, it's nice to see someone picked up the gauntlet and made a c128 version.

By Wayne Pace - 80 column, Hayes / 1670 terminal with punter / xmodem protocol and 300 - 1200 baud speed.

1986 By Tom Brink, Jim Conner & Richard Proctor. 80 Column only, 56k buffer, 300/1200/2400 baud.

1986 By Tom Brink, Jim Conner & Richard Proctor. 80 Column only, 56k buffer, 2400 baud

Pro-128 Term v12 by Paul Aidukas.  This isn't the newest version of this terminal program (V16.1 as of 10-12-2017 is the newest I have) but it's nice to have for history sake.

Written by Paul Aidukas (c) March 1988. Quite a nice 80 column only terminal with 53k buffer, multi-punter, full buffer utility, 300 - 2400 baud, split screen chat and much more.

1986 by Tom Brown. 80 Col terminal package withfull docs on disk.

1987 B-ware. Prototerm is a 300/1200 Baud terminal package that supports both Xmodem & Punter file transfers using the Commodore 128 in 80 column mode. Features include: 48k buffer, 24 number address book, 1700 & 1750 Ram expander compatibility for text buffer, split screen conference char and more! Docs are on disk and built into program.

By Tom Brik & Richard Proctor - 80 column terminal for the 1670 modem.

PX-Term v3.5 for the Commodore 128 - Completely modified by Tom Brink & Richard Proctor.  Supports 80 Column, 1670 modem and Punter transfers.

Released in July, 1986. This term is designed for the 1670 and Hayes compatible modems. New to this versions: C/G Mode, improved roladex, changeable background and text color, help files, autodialer, etc.

RHML is a new web-like protocol for 8 bit machines.  This is the first reference browser.  You can read more about this and get the server software here.  Here is a link to the github repo also... thank you Xlar54!

Script Maker v2.02 by Mark Dulski is a telecommunications program for the Commodore 128.  The best I can figure is  it was used to automate various actions for an online service called RTC back in the day.  I found a file on cbmfiles.com that was an archive of some chat sessions for a service called RTC and the program title says RTC Master in it, so 1 + 1... Anyway, if you have further info, please let us know by hitting the Contact Us link.

Update - This program is likely part of the RTC Master BBS for the Commodore 128.

1987 - by Donald Sherman, based on Boomerang 128. 50-2400 baud, multiple charsets, multi transfers, etc... This is the first 128 terminal I have seen written in BASIC 7.0 and NOT compiled.

1986 Microtechnic Solutions. Programmed by Rick Sterling.

80 Column only terminal program that will download files to a CP/M disk. Full docs on disk.

Not much info. Very basic 80 column term for the C128.

A Punter 10 Term by Gary Patricks. Nice 55808 Byte buffer, 1200 baud, C/G Mode, 40/80 Column modes.

March 1987 by Steve Boerner - Ultraterm is a nice C128 terminal program with a 63k buffer, drop down menus and all the features you'd want from a full featured term program.

August 1987 by Steve Boerner. Full 80 column terminal program with docs included on disk.

1988 by Steve Boerner, v3.00 release June 1, 1988. Nice 80 column term with a 61440 byte buffer and cool menu system. 1581 support, printing support, built-in petscii to ascii converter, much more.

Ultraterm 128 v3.30 is an 80 column terminal program for the Commodore 128.  If you read German, this is the term for you!

Created by Wayne Holness, Volksterm II for the Commodore 128 was written specifically for the Volks 6470 & 6480 modems.

1985 Microtechnic Solutions. Written by Joe O'Hara - not exactly a terminal program you would use for BBS calling, but works well with services like Tymnet and Telenet.

1985,1988 by Commodore Business Machines. Version 2.1 by Fred Bowen. Extensive full documentation on the disk.

WE128 v1.0 was written by Anthony Cogan.  Although I have this in the terminals section, honestly I have no idea what this program is really supposed to be.  It does have a built in terminal, but it seems more like a database or text editor.  Email me if you have any further info.