Prepaid load runs out at the worst possible time. You’re in the middle of a call, or you need to send one more message, and the balance is gone. A Globe postpaid plan removes that problem entirely: one monthly bill, no reloading, and enough data to actually get through your day.
This guide covers Globe’s current GPlan lineup, what you need to apply, and the full step-by-step process — updated for 2026, since Globe has changed its plan structure more than once since we first published this in 2018.
Why Postpaid Beats Prepaid for Regular Users
If you call, text, and browse daily, prepaid promos start costing more than they save. You end up buying multiple promos a month just to stay covered. Postpaid fixes that with a few concrete advantages:
You stop tracking your balance. Every All-New GPlan PLUS tier comes with unlimited calls and texts to all networks, including landline, so a low balance never cuts you off mid-conversation.
Your data doesn’t expire mid-month and vanish. You get a fixed monthly allocation, and Globe’s Data Swap feature (through the GlobeOne app) lets you convert unused calls or texts into extra data, streaming subscriptions, or shopping vouchers instead of letting them go to waste.
You can get a new phone without paying full price upfront. Pair a GPlan with Device plan with a new smartphone and the cost gets spread across your monthly bill instead of one lump sum.
Billing is automatic. No manual registration every month. Pay through the GlobeOne app, your bank, or GCash, and the plan renews itself.
What You Need Before You Apply
Have these ready and your application moves faster, whether you’re applying online or in a Globe Business Center.
1. Proof of Identity — any government-issued ID with your photo, full name, and signature:
- Valid passport
- Company ID
- Valid driver’s license
- SSS/GSIS/TIN ID
- PRC/IBP ID
2. Proof of Billing Address — must be current and under your name:
- ID with your address printed on it
- A recent utility bill (electric, water, or cable)
- Notarized contract of lease
- Airway bill
3. Proof of Income — one of the following:
- Certificate of Employment and Compensation, on company letterhead, showing your name, position, salary, and HR contact details
- A recent computerized payslip
- Form 1700 or your ITR, BIR- or bank-received
- Form 2316
- A credit card, which Globe can charge for the advance monthly fee
No proof of income? You’ve still got options: pay one month’s fee in advance by credit card, or have an existing Globe Postpaid subscriber act as your guarantor.
4. Foreign applicants need one of: DOLE Employment Permit, I-Card, Employment Contract or Certificate of Employment (same letterhead requirements as above), Immigration Certificate of Registration, a company guarantee if your stay is shorter than the contract period, or a Special Retiree’s Residence Visa.
A few exceptions worth knowing: existing Globe Postpaid customers and line-only applicants generally just need a valid ID. OFW families can submit three months of allotment certificates or a remittance slip as proof of income. Housewives can submit utility bills or a lease contract in their name.
Submit originals where possible — Globe’s team reviews every application, and requirements are subject to change without notice.
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Globe’s Current Postpaid Lineup: All-New GPlan PLUS (2026 Pricing)
Globe restructured its postpaid tiers around a SIM-only, no-lock-up model called the All-New GPlan PLUS. Every tier includes unlimited mobile and landline calls, unlimited texts to all networks, and swappable data through the GlobeOne app. There’s no 24-month contract requirement on this line — you can switch or cancel anytime.
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Globe All-New GPlan PLUS (2026 Pricing)
Every GPlan PLUS tier, from 599 to 2,499 pesos a month — SIM-only, no lock-up, and swappable data through the GlobeOne app.
What Every Tier Includes
- Unlimited calls and texts to all networks, including landline
- No lock-up period — switch or cancel anytime
- Data Swap through the GlobeOne app on 599 to 2499
- Reward points that never expire
- Up to 30% off select devices when bundled
- GoBOOST add-ons available anytime you need extra data
Monthly Pricing
GPlan PLUS 599
₱599/mo
GPlan PLUS 799
₱799/mo
GPlan PLUS 999
₱999/mo
GPlan PLUS 1299
₱1,299/mo
GPlan PLUS 1499
₱1,499/mo
GPlan PLUS 1799
₱1,799/mo
GPlan PLUS 1999
₱1,999/mo
GPlan PLUS 2499
₱2,499/mo
What “swappable data” actually means
Through the Swap Dashboard in the GlobeOne app, you can convert part of your data allocation into roaming packages, streaming subscriptions like Disney+ or Crunchyroll, or retail vouchers from Booky Prime, SM Gift Pass, and GrabUnlimited — or turn unused calls and texts into bonus data instead. This is exclusive to GPlan PLUS; GPlan with Device uses a separate Data Rollover feature instead.
Source: globe.com.ph, current as of publish date. Always confirm live pricing on Globe’s site before applying, as promos shift.
What “swappable data” actually means: through the Swap Dashboard in the GlobeOne app, you can convert part of your data allocation into roaming packages, streaming subscriptions (Disney+, Crunchyroll, BeIN Sports), or retail vouchers (Booky Prime, SM Gift Pass, GrabUnlimited) — or turn unused calls and texts into bonus data instead. Reward points on this plan no longer expire, so you’re not racing a deadline to redeem them.
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GPlan with Device: Bundle a New Phone
If you want a new phone without paying the sticker price outright, GPlan with Device bundles a handset with your monthly plan, usually on a 24-month term. Bundling with an All-New GPlan PLUS tier can knock up to 30% off select device prices.
Current bundle options span both flagship and mid-range picks — Globe regularly rotates flagship device offers alongside budget-friendly bundles like the Samsung Galaxy A56 5G, A17 5G, HONOR X9C, HONOR X7C, and Oppo A5 5G. Exact device availability and cashout amounts change frequently, so check Globe’s shop for the current catalog before committing to a specific model.
Don’t want to wait out the full 24 months for your next upgrade? Globe’s Flagship Forever program lets eligible subscribers trade in their current flagship for the newest model starting as early as the 12th month of their contract, instead of the standard two-year cycle. It’s available as a paid add-on on GPlan with Device 1799–2499 and All-New GPlan PLUS 1299–2499, and comes free on Platinum tiers (more on that below). Eligible device generations and enrollment windows rotate with each new flagship launch, so check Globe’s Flagship Forever page for what’s currently open before assuming your device qualifies.
GPlan Jr. 499: A Dedicated Line for Your Kids
Already a Globe Postpaid subscriber? You can add a supervised line for a child or student dependent for ₱499 a month. GPlan Jr. is built for dependents aged 7 to 20, and includes:
- 10 GB of swappable data
- Unlimited calls and texts to all networks
- 100 minutes of landline calls
- Unlimited data access to Facebook Messenger Kids and Mobile Legends
- Unlimited data access to three additional apps, one pick per category — Video (YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, Viu), Social (Viber, WhatsApp), Play (PUBG, Call of Duty, Discord, Roblox)
To qualify, your own main plan needs to be GPlan or All-New GPlan PLUS 999 or higher. You can add GPlan Jr. onto an existing main plan, apply for a new postpaid plan that includes it, or upgrade an existing plan to ₱999 to unlock eligibility.
One thing that sets it apart from the rest of the lineup: GPlan Jr. isn’t available for online application. You’ll need to visit a Globe Store in person with the dependent’s birth certificate and valid ID (or legal guardianship documents if you’re not the parent). Once the 10 GB runs out, the unlimited app access keeps working, and you can top up general data with a GoBOOST add-on through the GlobeOne app if needed.
Globe Platinum: For Higher-Usage Subscribers
Above the standard GPlan lineup sits Globe Platinum, aimed at subscribers who want top-tier connectivity plus a concierge-style service layer. Platinum runs across three tiers — GPlan 3799, GPlan 4999, and GPlan 7999 (each also available as a SIM-only “PLUS” variant) — and the perks scale up with the tier:
- Unlimited data, calls, and texts to all networks and to nationwide landlines
- A DragonPass voucher for international airport lounge access, plus unlimited access to local lounges
- Singlife 100-in-1 Medical Plan coverage (up to ₱500,000, depending on tier)
- 24/7 access to Thea, Globe’s dedicated digital concierge, and the option of a personal Platinum Relationship Manager
- Flagship Forever included free — no add-on fee for annual device upgrades, versus paying extra for the same feature on standard GPlan PLUS tiers
If your monthly usage or device upgrade habit already outgrows GPlan PLUS 2499, Platinum is worth pricing out directly on Globe’s Platinum page, since exact perk allocations (medical coverage caps, lounge visit limits) vary by tier and get revised periodically.
How to Apply for Globe Postpaid Online
Step 1: Choose your plan. Decide between the SIM-only All-New GPlan PLUS or a GPlan with Device bundle, based on whether you need a new phone.
Step 2: Fill out the application form. Apply through the GlobeOne app or Globe’s online shop. Have your digital ID, proof of billing, and proof of income ready to upload — this is the single biggest thing that speeds up approval.
Step 3: Submit and wait for confirmation. Globe typically responds within seven business days by text or email. No response after that window? Reach out to Globe support directly rather than resubmitting.
Step 4: Activate and start using your plan. Once approved, your SIM or bundled device ships to your address, or you can pick it up in-store if you selected that option at checkout.
7 Things to Know Before You Sign Up
1. Early termination has a fee. If you cancel a device-bundled plan before your contract ends, expect a termination charge. SIM-only All-New GPlan PLUS tiers don’t carry this lock-up, which is one reason they’ve become the more popular default.
2. You’ll get a new number. Postpaid subscriptions come with a new mobile number, not a port of your old prepaid number (number portability between networks is a separate process). Let your contacts know before you switch.
3. Postpaid and prepaid promos don’t mix. Once you’re on a postpaid plan, you can’t register for Globe prepaid promos on the same line.
4. Pay however’s convenient. Settle your bill through the GlobeOne app, credit card, GCash, bank auto-debit, or in person at Western Union, SM Payment Centers, 7-Eleven, or any Globe store. Online payments post the same day.
5. Rollover and Swap are two different things, on two different plans. Data Rollover — carrying unused data into next month — still exists, but it’s exclusive to GPlan with Device. All-New GPlan PLUS doesn’t roll data over; instead it uses Data Swap, letting you actively convert unused data into roaming, streaming subscriptions, or vouchers through the GlobeOne app. Running low before your next bill? GoBOOST add-ons (like GoBOOST59, 5GB for three days) top up either plan type without waiting for a renewal.
6. You can add lines for family members. Existing Globe Postpaid subscribers can apply for additional lines under the same account.
7. Consider device protection. Globe Gadget Care covers accidental damage, theft, and includes a bill protection benefit if you’re unable to pay after a covered incident. Worth adding if you’re bundling an expensive device.
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Globe Postpaid Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers on GPlan PLUS, GPlan with Device, and Platinum — approval times, contracts, Data Swap, and Flagship Forever.
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Globe typically responds within seven business days by text or email. If you don’t hear back after that window, contact Globe support directly instead of resubmitting your application.
No. A credit card is one accepted form of proof of income or payment, but Globe accepts several alternatives, including a Certificate of Employment, a recent payslip, ITR, or a guarantor who is an existing Globe Postpaid subscriber.
Not automatically. Postpaid applications issue a new number by default. Keeping your existing number requires going through Globe’s number retention or portability process separately, and it isn’t guaranteed.
Plans & Pricing
Generally yes, if you make regular calls or use data daily. You pay a flat monthly rate instead of repeatedly buying promos, and unlimited calls and texts are included from GPlan PLUS 599 upward.
GPlan Jr. 499 is an add-on postpaid line for a Globe Postpaid subscriber’s child or student dependent, aged 7 to 20. It costs ₱499 a month and includes unlimited calls and texts to all networks, 100 minutes of landline calls, 10GB of data, and unlimited access to select apps.
You need an active Globe Postpaid main plan of GPlan or All-New GPlan PLUS 999 or higher to add GPlan Jr. as a dependent line. Unlike the rest of Globe’s postpaid lineup, it isn’t available online — you apply in person at a Globe Store with the dependent’s birth certificate and valid ID, or legal guardianship documents if you’re not the parent.
The unlimited app access built into the plan keeps working even after the 10GB general data allocation is used up. For additional general browsing data, you can purchase a GoBOOST add-on through the GlobeOne app.
GPlan PLUS is a SIM-only plan with no lock-up period, so you can switch or cancel anytime. GPlan with Device bundles a new phone into your monthly bill, usually on a 24-month contract, and can save up to 30% off select devices when paired with GPlan PLUS pricing.
GPlan PLUS is Globe’s standard no-lock-up postpaid line, topping out at ₱2,499 a month. Platinum sits above it, starting at GPlan 3799, and adds lifestyle perks like airport lounge access, medical coverage, and a dedicated relationship manager on top of unlimited connectivity.
All-New GPlan PLUS has no lock-up period. GPlan with Device typically runs a 24-month contract, since the cost of the bundled phone is spread across that term.
Using Your Plan
Your line may be suspended until payment is settled. Depending on how the plan was set up, unpaid balances can also affect your eligibility for future upgrades or device bundles.
Data Swap, available through the GlobeOne app’s Swap Dashboard, lets All-New GPlan PLUS subscribers convert part of their data allocation into roaming packages, streaming subscriptions, or retail vouchers, or turn unused calls and texts into extra data instead. It’s exclusive to GPlan PLUS 599 through 2499.
Only on GPlan with Device, where Data Rollover carries unused data into your next billing cycle. All-New GPlan PLUS doesn’t roll data over; it uses Data Swap instead, which lets you actively convert unused data into other perks rather than carrying it forward automatically.
Yes. Globe’s GoBOOST add-ons let you top up mid-cycle on either plan type, for example GoBOOST59 for 5GB valid three days. Register an add-on through the GlobeOne app.
Flagship Forever lets eligible subscribers trade in their current flagship phone for the newest model starting as early as the 12th month of their contract, instead of waiting out the standard two-year cycle. It’s a paid add-on on select GPlan PLUS and GPlan with Device tiers, and included free on Platinum plans.
No. Reward points earned on All-New GPlan PLUS no longer expire, so there’s no deadline pressure to redeem them.
Yes. Existing Globe Postpaid subscribers can apply for additional lines for family members under the same account.
Bottom Line
Postpaid removes the guesswork of managing prepaid load, and Globe’s shift to the no-lock-up All-New GPlan PLUS makes it easier to start without committing to a two-year contract. If you want a new device bundled in, GPlan with Device is still there — just confirm current device pricing before you apply, since Globe rotates its bundle catalog often.
Check Globe’s official site for the latest GPlan PLUS pricing before you commit, since promos and data allocations get revised throughout the year.
