Most affordable postpaid fiber by Converge expands

BIDA Fiber head John Martin Nery at the BIDA Fiber media launch shares background of the most affordable fiber postpaid plan.Converge vice president and regional general manager - 

BIDA Fiber 

By Rose Ann Respicio

Converge ICT Solutions Inc., the leading fiber broadband provider, has recently launched the most affordable postpaid fiber plan, the BIDA Fiber in the southern cities of the National Capital Region. 
    The BIDA Fiber, at the price of P888 monthly, is the best-priced postpaid internet plan today that offers reliable and fast internet with a budgeted monthly subscription, aiming to capture the mass market in the region.
    Subscribers can connect up to six WiFi-enabled gadgets simultaneously, making it ideal for online classes, working-from-home setups, connecting with loved ones abroad, and online gaming.
    Additionally, BIDA Fiber subscribers will enjoy complimentary access to BlastTV, a value-added service (VAS) under the company's first-in-market initiative. This enhances the viewing experience for Filipinos across the country.
    During the second half of this year, BIDA Fiber has experienced exponential growth, with a significant increase in the number of subscribers Converge aims to expand the presence of BIDA Fiber throughout the region of South Luzon before the end of the year, including Laguna, Cavite, Batangas, and Quezon Province. Currently, BIDA Fiber is available in 588 cities and municipalities across the Philippines.
    The postpaid fiber plan offers reliable and fast internet with a budgeted monthly subscription, aiming to capture the mass market in the region. BIDA Fiber, at the price of PHP 888 monthly, is the best-priced postpaid internet plan today.
    Converge BIDA Fiber mounted a launching event at Pio Garden Restaurant in Las Piñas last Nov. 24 for local residents of Las Piñas and Parañaque.
    BIDA Fiber has been gaining favorable support from budget-conscious local subscribers since its launch in San Nicolas, Cebu, last September.
    “As we champion digital access to the mass markets, we are encouraged by the take-up of the BIDA fiber brand which is now gradually expanding its presence in NCR. We will bring the affordability and best-in-class fiber connection that Converge is known for in more regions by year-end,” said Converge Regional General Manager for NCR Jay Villalobos.
    For only P 888 per month, BIDA Fiber subscribers will get to connect up to six WiFi-enabled gadgets simultaneously and get to enjoy using it for online classes, working-from-home setup, connecting to loved ones abroad, and online gaming.
    Converge aims to serve Filipinos with reliable, fast, and affordable fiber internet. “In today’s economy, we want to make sure customers realize more savings in their internet subscription. With BIDA Fiber, Filipinos may get the same, world-class connection at a price lower than the prevailing average cost of a postpaid fiber internet plan. It’s always a question of quality over price, but with BIDA, they don’t have to choose. We offer both," Converge CEO and co-founder Dennis Anthony Uy shares.
    BIDA Fiber has no data cap, which is an advantage for every household that has unique internet activities from each member of the house: web browsing, content creation, studies, and online gaming.
    In addition, BIDA Fiber subscribers will also get complimentary access to BlastTV.
    Offered as a free value-added service (VAS) under the Converge first-in-the-market initiative. This complimentary access elevates the viewing experience of every Filipino through BlastTV.
    This second half of the year, the number of subscribers of BIDA Fiber has been experiencing double digit growth.
    As the growing residential subscribers of Converge, the leading fiber broadband provider is eyeing next to expanding the presence of BIDA Fiber throughout the region of South Luzon before the end of the year: Laguna, Cavite, Batangas, and Quezon Province. Currently, BIDA Fiber is present in 588 cities and municipalities across the Philippines.