SG Plan Picker

Broadband Plan Picker (Bring Your Own Plans)

Updated 25 Oct 2026 · SG Plan Picker Editorial Team
Short answer

Enter the fibre broadband plans you are considering — monthly price, promo, one-off fees and what any free gift is worth to you — and the tool ranks them on effective monthly cost over the contract. You supply the current offers; we do the maths.

On this page (4 sections)

Line up the fibre plans you are choosing between and rank them on the real monthly cost once promos, one-off fees and free gifts are counted.

Tool

Broadband plan picker

Contract length
Plan 1
Plan 2
Plan 3
Plan 4

You enter the plans — we rank them on effective monthly cost after gifts and fees. Offers change often, so copy current figures from each ISP's own page.

How it is calculated

For each plan, the tool computes the effective monthly cost over the contract:

  • Total = promo price × promo months + normal price × remaining months + one-off fees − the gift value you entered.
  • Effective monthly = total ÷ contract months.

Plans rank cheapest-total first. Because Singapore homes share a nationwide fibre network, speed tiers are broadly similar, so the honest contest is price and terms — speed is shown only for your reference.

A worked example

Illustrative only — not current prices. It shows how the ranking works.

Over a 24-month contract:

  • Plan A: $40/month with a mesh router you would otherwise buy for $200. Total = (40 × 24) − 200 = $760, or about $31.67/month.
  • Plan B: $34/month with a gift you value at $0. Total = 34 × 24 = $816, or $34/month.

Plan A wins here only because you genuinely valued the router. If the gift were worth nothing to you, Plan B’s lower price would win. That is why you enter the gift’s value to you — see are broadband free gifts worth it.

Limits of this estimate

  • It ranks only the plans you enter, at the prices you enter — it is not a live price list.
  • It compares cost, not reliability, support, static-IP or business features — judge those separately.
  • A gift’s value is your estimate; be honest about what you would really pay for it.
  • Confirm the current price, contract length and early-termination terms on the ISP’s own page before signing.

Sources

  1. IMDA — telecommunication services and consumer information — Infocomm Media Development Authority (as of October 2026)
  2. IMDA — Nationwide Broadband Network — Infocomm Media Development Authority (as of October 2026)