Which Philippine fiber plan gives the best value for money?
On price per Mbps, Converge Super FiberX Ultra is the strongest postpaid deal we track — 1 Gbps for ₱2,599 per month, about ₱2.60 per Mbps. Among entry plans, Globe GFiber Prepaid at a reported ₱1,199 for 30 days at 300 Mbps beats every contracted plan at similar money, with no lock-in.
Checked 26 Jul 2026·7 plans cited·2 verified from provider·5 third-party·How we check this
Cost per Mbps is a useful lens because Philippine fiber pricing is far from linear — paying 50% more often doubles or triples your speed.
| Provider | Plan | Price | Data / speed | Term | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Converge | Super FiberX Ultra | ₱2,599/mo | Up to 1 Gbps | Not stated by source | ReportedGizGuide26 Jul 2026 |
| Converge | Super FiberX Max | ₱1,599/mo | Up to 400 Mbps | Not stated by source | ReportedRappler26 Jul 2026 |
| Globe | GFiber Prepaid (30 days) | ₱1,199/30 days | Up to 300 Mbps | No contract | ReportedNoypiGeeks26 Jul 2026 |
| PLDT | Fiber Unli 1699 | ₱1,699/mo | Up to 500 Mbps | 36 months | VerifiedPLDT Home26 Jul 2026 |
| Converge | BIDA Fiber 888 | ₱888/mo | Up to 35 Mbps | Not stated by source | ReportedNoypiGeeks26 Jul 2026 |
The cheapest plan is rarely the best value
Converge BIDA Fiber at ₱888 for 35 Mbps is about ₱25 per Mbps. Super FiberX Ultra at ₱2,599 for 1 Gbps is about ₱2.60 per Mbps — nearly ten times better value per unit of speed, for three times the money. If your budget stretches, the mid and upper tiers are where the value sits.
But do not buy speed you cannot use
A household streaming and browsing rarely needs more than 100 Mbps. Value per Mbps is only meaningful up to the point where extra speed changes nothing you do. Work out what you actually need first, then find the best value at that level.
Answer last reviewed 26 Jul 2026. How we check our data.