Quick answer: Singtel and StarHub are the big names if you bundle TV and streaming, MyRepublic is the gamer’s pick with low-latency 10Gbps, and ViewQwest leads on security with no-contract freedom. M1 and WhizComms win on value-for-money, while SIMBA makes 10Gbps surprisingly affordable. The real trick is matching speeds and perks to what your household actually does online.
Choosing home broadband is really about protecting your precious downtime. You want a connection that just works the moment you sit down, whether the whole family is streaming or you are clearing work after dinner. The real difference between these seven providers is not just speed – it is who saves you from buffering circles, router resets, and long calls to support when you could be doing literally anything else.
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Singtel
Singtel is the old guard who still runs the show, and its fibre plans from 1Gbps to 10Gbps come with a WiFi 7 router to blank out dead spots at home. The real draw here is how it layers entertainment – Singtel TV, Amazon Prime, plus a home line and mobile broadband add-ons – so the whole family has something to watch without fighting over bandwidth.
They have been clocked as one of Singapore’s fastest networks by Ookla Speedtest, and the stability during peak hours means your 4K stream doesn’t stutter while someone else is on a work call.
If your household contains a mix of sport fanatics, drama lovers, and someone who just wants a stable work VPN, Singtel is the steady hand that stops the bandwidth squabbles. The entertainment add-ons layer in neatly, so Friday nights feel sorted rather than another argument waiting to happen. The setup covers your dead zones without you needing to play router Tetris.
Address: 31 Exeter Road, #01-01, Comcentre, Singapore 239978
Phone: +65 6838 3388
Operating hours: Mon‑Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 9am–1pm; online support 24/7
Price signal: 1Gbps to 10Gbps plans
Singtel website
Best for households that treat the internet like a utility but want the television and mobile extras without juggling too many bills.
StarHub
StarHub bundles broadband from 2Gbps to 10Gbps with free months of Netflix and Amazon Prime, and the installation is on them. They pay attention to router placement so your WiFi coverage actually works, and the whole setup ties into StarHub TV if you still like a set-top box experience.
It is a smart pick if you already use StarHub mobile and want one less app to track. Their customer service has been recognised in industry surveys, and the network holds up well for smart home gadgets that never sleep.
This is the smooth move for anyone already on a StarHub mobile plan – one bill, one app, one less mental tab open. Their team actually thinks about router placement during installation, which means you skip that sinking feeling when the WiFi drops the moment you move to the bedroom. The free streaming months buy you a trial run to see what sticks.
Address: 67 Ubi Avenue 1, #05-01, StarHub Green, Singapore 408942
Phone: +65 6820 1633
Operating hours: Mon‑Fri 9am–6pm; digital help round the clock
Price signal: 2Gbps to 10Gbps plans
StarHub website
A natural fit for homes where entertainment drives the internet bill, especially if you want the streaming subscriptions baked in from day one.
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M1
M1 does the thing where you get proper speeds without the atas price tag. Their 1Gbps to 10Gbps fibre plans throw in free 4G mobile broadband and sometimes a smart TV or soundbar, so your study or living room gets a little upgrade at the same time.
People lean on M1 for remote work and heavy streaming, and the gadget bundles make their plans feel less like a recurring bill and more like a tech refresh.
M1 makes the most sense when you see the plan less as a bill and more as a home refresh that happens to include solid fibre. The gadget bundles – a soundbar or smart TV – give your study or living room a little lift. It is a practical pick for remote workers who need reliable upload speeds and do not want to pay for theatrical extras they will never touch.
Address: 10 International Business Park, Singapore 609928
Phone: +65 6680 1627
Operating hours: Mon‑Fri 9am–5pm; extended online chat
Price signal: 1Gbps to 10Gbps with free mobile data
M1 website
Ideal if you want to stretch every dollar but still need bandwidth that handles a few people working and streaming at once.
MyRepublic
MyRepublic runs from 3Gbps all the way to 10Gbps, and they push out WiFi 7 routers or mesh systems depending on your plan. The real kicker is the gaming-optimised setup – low latency, no nonsense – which is why they bagged the #1 Best Broadband in Asia 2025 and a few HardwareZone Tech Awards.
Contracts are flexible, so you are not locked in forever, and the performance stays steady even when the whole household is online.
If lag spikes in the middle of a ranked match make you genuinely buay tahan, this is where you land. MyRepublic tunes the network for low latency, and the flexible contracts mean you are not signing your evenings away for years. The mesh systems keep performance steady even when someone else is streaming 4K in the next room – no shouting required.
Address: 11 Lorong 3 Toa Payoh, Block B #04-11/15, Jackson Square, Singapore 319579
Phone: +65 6717 1680
Operating hours: Mon‑Fri 10am–7pm; online portal for queries
Price signal: 3Gbps to 10Gbps, gaming-focused
MyRepublic website
If your idea of a good night involves zero lag in a raid or you just need a connection that feels as immediate as your reflexes, this is your pick. Related: if you are upgrading your phone too, check our Mobile Phones in Singapore guide.
ViewQwest
ViewQwest runs on XGSPON technology, pushing 3Gbps to 10Gbps, and they are the only provider here that seriously weaves cybersecurity into the plan. No-contract options mean you stay because the service is solid, not because you are stuck.
Their managed services and mesh upgrades let you sculpt the network to your home, and the built-in security is a quiet shield if you handle sensitive work or just sleep better knowing the network is locked down.
This one is for anyone who handles sensitive work at home or simply sleeps better knowing their network has a built-in shield. The no-contract option is a quiet confidence move – stay because it performs, not because you are stuck. You can sculpt the mesh setup to your exact floor plan, which is a lifesaver in older apartments with thick walls.
Address: 20 Bendemeer Road, #01-09 BS Bendemeer Centre, Singapore 339914
Phone: +65 3102 0000
Operating hours: Mon‑Fri 9am–6pm; virtual consultations offered
Price signal: 3Gbps to 10Gbps, no-contract available
ViewQwest website
Suits anyone who values privacy and wants the freedom to walk away, plus the speed to match a busy professional household.
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WhizComms
WhizComms strips away the frills and gives you 2.5Gbps all the way up to 10Gbps with a WiFi 7 router, often waiving the installation fee. What you save on price you do not lose on politeness – they topped The Straits Times Singapore’s Best Customer Service in the Internet Service Provider category.
It is a straightforward, honest set-up that does not pretend to be a lifestyle brand. The plans just work, and the support team answers when you call.
WhizComms is the provider you recommend to a friend who just wants a fair deal and a polite voice on the line if something goes sideways. The installation fee often disappears, and the setup does not try to sell you a lifestyle. It is a straightforward, honest choice that leaves you alone to enjoy your evening – and that is a real luxury.
Address: 150 Kampong Ampat, #04-02 KA Centre, Singapore 368324
Phone: +65 6797 0778
Operating hours: Mon‑Fri 9am–6pm; email support available
Price signal: 2.5Gbps to 10Gbps, budget-friendly
WhizComms website
Perfect if you see the internet as a utility and want a no-fuss contract that leaves more in your wallet for the things you actually enjoy.
SIMBA
SIMBA made its name shaking up mobile, and its home broadband follows the same playbook: a flat 10Gbps plan, free home phone line, and a WiFi 7 router, at a price that makes you double-check the fine print. There is no catch, just a lean, app-based operation that keeps costs low.
The network is reliable for everyday luxury – multiple streams, cloud backups, video calls – and you manage everything through their app 24/7.
SIMBA suits the app-native household that manages everything from the phone and hates hidden clauses. You check out on your own time, no phone calls, no paperwork. The flat 10Gbps plan at a price that makes you double-check is a genuine grab-and-go deal, covering cloud backups and multiple video calls without ever feeling like the network is peng.
Address: 1 Kaki Bukit View, #02-10 Techview, Singapore 415941
Contact: Online support form only – SIMBA help portal
Operating hours: App-based support 24/7
Price signal: 10Gbps plan, very accessible price point
SIMBA website
For the budget-conscious who still want a 10Gbps line and do not mind doing most things online. If you are also sorting out a big-ticket home purchase, our Home Loan Providers in Singapore round-up might help.
How to choose
Start with what your household actually does, not the biggest number. A family of four streaming 4K, gaming, and working from home will feel the difference between 2.5Gbps and 10Gbps, but a couple mainly browsing and watching Netflix might not. Look at the contract – some tie you down for two years, others let you leave anytime. Bundle perks like Netflix or a home phone line only matter if you would pay for them anyway. Coverage and stability count more than raw speed; a flaky 10Gbps line is worse than a rock-solid 1Gbps one. Budget fibre from WhizComms or SIMBA can free up cash for other tech, while MyRepublic or ViewQwest justify a higher price if you need gaming performance or security. If you are also refreshing your home, see our Elite Selection for hair and grooming, or the Premier CCTV Providers in Singapore guide to keep your place safe.
| Provider | Speed range | Standout perk | Contract flexibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singtel | 1Gbps – 10Gbps | Bundled Singtel TV & Amazon Prime | Standard contracts |
| StarHub | 2Gbps – 10Gbps | Free Netflix & Prime, free installation | Standard contracts |
| M1 | 1Gbps – 10Gbps | Free 4G mobile broadband, gadget bundles | Standard contracts |
| MyRepublic | 3Gbps – 10Gbps | Gaming-optimised, WiFi 7 mesh | Flexible contracts |
| ViewQwest | 3Gbps – 10Gbps | Built-in cybersecurity, no-contract | No-contract available |
| WhizComms | 2.5Gbps – 10Gbps | Top-ranked customer service | Standard contracts |
| SIMBA | 10Gbps | Lowest price for 10Gbps, free home line | Check with the business |
Summary
There is no single best broadband for everyone – it hinges on whether your home is more Netflix nest, work-from-home HQ, or gaming den. Singtel and StarHub make it easy to bundle entertainment, M1 and WhizComms give you more for your money, while MyRepublic, ViewQwest, and SIMBA each stake a claim for speed, security, or sheer value. Match the plan to how your household really lives online, and you will be fine.
Disclaimer: Details like prices, operating hours, and plan features can change. Confirm directly with the provider before you commit.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the fastest home broadband plan in Singapore right now?
Several providers offer 10Gbps fibre plans – Singtel, StarHub, M1, MyRepublic, ViewQwest, WhizComms, and SIMBA all have them. MyRepublic and Singtel are known for consistent high-speed performance.
Do I need a 10Gbps plan, or is 2.5Gbps enough?
For most households, 2.5Gbps handles 4K streaming, video calls, and gaming without issue. Step up to 10Gbps if you have many heavy users at once, transfer large files regularly, or just want headroom for future smart home devices.
Which broadband provider offers the best value for money?
M1 gives free mobile broadband and occasional gadget bundles with competitive plan prices. WhizComms and SIMBA keep costs low while still delivering 2.5Gbps to 10Gbps, making them strong value picks.
Can I get home broadband without a contract?
Yes. ViewQwest offers no-contract plans, and MyRepublic has flexible options. SIMBA’s 10Gbps plan also tends to avoid long lock-ins, but check the terms before signing.
Is there a provider that is especially good for gaming?
MyRepublic targets gamers with low-latency connections, WiFi 7 routers, and mesh setups – plus they won the #1 Best Broadband in Asia 2025 award, so the gaming community trusts them.
How do I check which provider covers my address?
Visit the provider’s website and enter your postal code in their coverage checker. Most will tell you instantly if fibre is available at your block. You can also call their hotline and ask.
