Can I get home internet in the Philippines without a contract?
Yes. Converge Surf2Sawa is prepaid fiber with no contract, from ₱50 for one day to ₱700 for 30 days at up to 50 Mbps. Globe GFiber Prepaid is also contract-free, reported at ₱1,199 for 30 days at up to 300 Mbps. For areas without fiber, DITO's WoWFi 5G kit is ₱4,990 with no monthly commitment.
Checked 26 Jul 2026·6 plans cited·5 verified from provider·1 third-party·How we check this
This matters more in the Philippines than in many markets, because the postpaid fiber alternative is a long commitment: PLDT states a 36-month contract period on its Fiber Unli plans.
| Provider | Plan | Price | Data / speed | Term | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Converge | Surf2Sawa SUPERFIBER30 | ₱700/30 days | Up to 50 Mbps | No contract | VerifiedConverge26 Jul 2026 |
| Converge | Surf2Sawa EXTRABOOST7 | ₱380/7 days | Up to 100 Mbps | No contract | VerifiedConverge26 Jul 2026 |
| Globe | GFiber Prepaid (30 days) | ₱1,199/30 days | Up to 300 Mbps | No contract | ReportedNoypiGeeks26 Jul 2026 |
| DITO | WoWFi Home Ultra | ₱4,990 kit + ₱1,090/mo | Up to 500 Mbps | Prepaid, no contract — kit includes 30 days unlimited 5G | VerifiedDITO26 Jul 2026 |
Who prepaid fiber suits
- Renters and anyone who may move within the next couple of years.
- Remote workers and long-stay visitors who need reliable internet for weeks or months, not years.
- Anyone who wants to test a provider's real-world speed before committing to three years of it.
- Households with irregular income who would rather load when they can than carry a fixed monthly bill.
What you give up
Prepaid tiers cap out lower than postpaid fiber — Surf2Sawa tops out at 100 Mbps on EXTRABOOST, while postpaid plans reach 1 Gbps. You also pay more per month than an equivalent contracted plan would cost. That is the price of not being locked in for three years.
Answer last reviewed 26 Jul 2026. How we check our data.