Your Guide to Choosing the Right Globe Broadband Plan
Updated: Sep 8, 2022
Written byVenus Zoleta

Globe broadband plans
Hate it or love it, Globe remains as one of the Filipinos' top-of-mind broadband service providers. The telecom giant's home broadband business enjoys steady sales growth, currently serving 1.3 million subscribers in the Philippines.
Globe At Home postpaid broadband plans are not exactly the cheapest and fastest, but Globe provides customers with flexibility in customizing broadband deals according to their needs.
It's in choosing the right Globe broadband plan where you can get value for your money and avoid overspending.
Overwhelmed with the plenty of choices? Read on to find out which home broadband plan will work best according to your budget and needs.
Common Features in All Globe Home Broadband Plans

Standard Add-Ons
Just as no two plans are the same, there are freebies common to all Globe broadband deals. These are standard add-ons to every postpaid broadband plan. This means you'll have those freebies whether you like them or not, and you can't choose to remove one from your package to reduce your monthly fees.
A four-port Wi-Fi modem is included in all DSL, fiber, and LTE broadband plans. New subscribers also get a free landline telephone with unlimited calls to Globe and TM for 24 months. However, if you are always on-the-go, you can try Globe's pocket Wi-Fi.
All broadband deals come with a free subscription to Netflix and Disney Channel app for six months and HOOQ for two months. Customers can extend their subscription to these entertainment apps at an additional monthly cost: PHP 460 for Netflix, PHP 129 for Disney, and PHP 149 for HOOQ.
Optional Add-Ons
Globe offers three optional streaming devices for a one-time fee on all its postpaid home broadband plans:
If you don't need these devices, you can choose only the base plan to save money.
Globe Broadband: Unlimited or Consumable?

The first thing you need to decide on is whether you'll get an unlimited or a consumable Globe broadband plan. Consider how much you can pay in monthly fees, the internet speed you need, and your monthly data usage.
On paper, consumable broadband plans cost lower, starting at PHP 1,299 for a 5 Mbps maximum speed. On the other hand, an unlimited Globe broadband plan costs PHP 1,699 for the same speed.
However, if you use more than 400 GB of data every month, an unlimited plan could be the money-saving option. A consumable or capped broadband plan becomes expensive only if you consistently exceed your monthly data limit.
Here is an overview of the pros and cons, as well as major differences, of getting an unlimited and a capped Globe broadband package.
Unlimited Broadband Plans
Ideal for: Heavy and multiple internet users in the household
Pros:
- Cheapest at 100 Mbps. Globe's Plan 2899 is currently the cheapest unlimited plan with a maximum speed of 100 Mbps. Converge and Sky Broadband offer the same speed at PHP 3,500 and PHP 3,899, respectively. At PHP 2,899, unlimited PLDT broadband packages have lower speeds at 10 Mbps for DSL connection and 20 Mbps for fiber connection.
- No lock-up option. To date, Globe At Home is the only broadband service with an optional no lock-in period. It works like a product trial period: within 15 days after account activation, you can cancel your subscription and claim a 100% modem fee refund upon meeting certain conditions. It's ideal for people who don't want to be tied to a broadband deal for 24 months.
- Uninterrupted internet use. Barring any downtime or network issues, an unlimited broadband plan is good for online activities that consume a lot of bandwidth, such as online gaming and streaming HD movies.
Cons:
Consumable Broadband Plans
Ideal for: Light to medium internet users
Pros:
- Generally cheaper than unlimited plans. Plan 1299 is the lowest-priced Globe broadband plan. It's the best option if you're on a tight budget and your monthly internet usage doesn't go beyond the 400 GB data cap. A consumable plan with 100 Mbps speed (PHP 2,499) is also quite cheaper than an unlimited plan with the same speed (PHP 2,899). But of course, the catch is that you must not exceed the monthly 1 TB data limit.
- No lock-up option. This feature is the same with Globe's unlimited home broadband deals, but it's available only to DSL plans. You can get a full modem fee refund if you opt out of a no lock-up plan within 15 days from account activation. For Plans 1299, 1599, and 1899, you'll have to pay just PHP 499 monthly for the first three months.
- More high-speed options. Globe has consumable broadband plans that cater to households that require an internet speed of more than 100 Mbps. You can choose from 200 Mbps, 500 Mbps, and up to 1 Gbps—all these come with higher prices, of course.
Cons:
Final Thoughts
What's the best Globe broadband plan for you? It's one that meets your budget, your preferred connection speed, and your monthly data usage. Compare the different broadband deals from Globe and other brands based on these important criteria to come up with the right choice.
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About the author
Venus Zoleta
Venus has almost 20 years of combined experience in content marketing, SEO, corporate communications, and public relations. Most of her career was spent creating informative articles on personal finance and digital marketing. She also invests in stocks, mutual funds, VUL, and Pag-IBIG MP2. Venus graduated cum laude with a Journalism degree from the University of the Philippines Diliman. A hardcore <i>Hallyu Tita</i>, she loves bingeing Korean shows on Netflix while bonding with her cats. <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/venuszoleta" target="_blank"> Follow Venus on LinkedIn.</a>



