Converge

The cheapest way to get online, and the only real prepaid fiber.

Checked 26 Jul 2026·8 plans tracked·5 verified from provider·3 third-party·How we check this

Converge is the challenger in Philippine fixed broadband, and the most interesting one. It has the cheapest entry point of any provider, the strongest value at the top of the range, and a product nobody else properly matches.

That product is Surf2Sawa: genuine prepaid fiber, loaded like a phone. ₱50 buys a day of unlimited internet at up to 50 Mbps; ₱700 buys 30 days. There is no contract and no monthly bill. For renters, remote workers, and anyone who does not want a three-year commitment, it is the most flexible home internet in the country.

At the other end, Super FiberX Ultra delivers 1 Gbps for ₱2,599 a month — the best price per Mbps we track anywhere in the market.

Converge plans

ProviderPlanPriceData / speedTermSource
ConvergeSurf2Sawa SUPERFIBER1₱50/1 dayUp to 50 MbpsNo contractVerifiedConverge26 Jul 2026
ConvergeSurf2Sawa SUPERFIBER7₱200/7 daysUp to 50 MbpsNo contractVerifiedConverge26 Jul 2026
ConvergeSurf2Sawa SUPERFIBER15₱380/15 daysUp to 50 MbpsNo contractVerifiedConverge26 Jul 2026
ConvergeSurf2Sawa SUPERFIBER30₱700/30 daysUp to 50 MbpsNo contractVerifiedConverge26 Jul 2026
ConvergeSurf2Sawa EXTRABOOST7₱380/7 daysUp to 100 MbpsNo contractVerifiedConverge26 Jul 2026
ConvergeBIDA Fiber 888₱888/moUp to 35 MbpsNot stated by sourceReportedNoypiGeeks26 Jul 2026
ConvergeSuper FiberX Max₱1,599/moUp to 400 MbpsNot stated by sourceReportedRappler26 Jul 2026
ConvergeSuper FiberX Ultra₱2,599/moUp to 1 GbpsNot stated by sourceReportedGizGuide26 Jul 2026

Strengths

  • Surf2Sawa is the only true prepaid fiber ladder, from ₱50 for a day.
  • Best value per Mbps at the top of the range — 1 Gbps for ₱2,599.
  • BIDA Fiber at ₱888 is the cheapest postpaid entry point.
  • Strong provincial reach relative to Sky.

Weaknesses

  • BIDA Fiber limits the router to 6 connected devices.
  • Postpaid contract terms are not clearly published.
  • Prepaid tiers cap at 100 Mbps, well below the postpaid range.

Who Converge suits

Renters, remote workers, and anyone who wants fiber without a multi-year contract — plus bargain hunters at both ends of the range.

Common questions about Converge

How much does Surf2Sawa actually cost?
It is a ladder, not one price: ₱50 for 1 day, ₱200 for 7 days, ₱380 for 15 days, and ₱700 for 30 days, all at up to 50 Mbps. A separate EXTRABOOST ladder doubles the speed cap to 100 Mbps.
Is Converge the cheapest fiber in the Philippines?
At the entry point, yes — ₱50 for a day of Surf2Sawa is the cheapest way to get connected. Over a full month, its ₱700 30-day load also comes out ahead of every postpaid plan we track.

Official site: www.convergeict.com

Sources

Prices and promos in the Philippines change often, and several operators do not publish machine-readable plan pages. Confirm anything you are about to pay for on the provider’s own site or in their app. How we gather and check this data.