Globe has launched Globe Starlink, a satellite-powered mobile connectivity service designed to extend digital access to Filipinos in areas where traditional mobile networks are limited or unavailable.
Starting at PHP 99 for Globe Prepaid and TM users, the service enables compatible devices to access essential digital services beyond conventional cellular coverage, including messaging, app-based calls, navigation, digital payments, and online government services.
Globe Postpaid customers on Plan 1499 and above and Globe Platinum subscribers can access Globe Starlink at no additional cost, with free trial periods available for eligible customers.
The satellite-powered service currently supports compatible Android and HarmonyOS devices, allowing users to stay connected through platforms such as Viber, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, eGov PH, GCash, and GlobeOne even in remote locations. Support for iOS devices is expected in a future update.
Globe said the technology is designed to benefit communities in underserved areas, travelers, and field workers who require reliable connectivity outside traditional mobile network coverage.
Prior to launch, Globe conducted live pilot tests in remote locations across Rizal, Batangas, and Bataan, successfully enabling SMS, app-based calls, navigation, digital payments, and access to essential services where mobile signals were unavailable.
According to Globe, the initiative supports its “Every Filipino Connected” vision by using emerging satellite technology to improve digital inclusion and strengthen connectivity resilience nationwide.
“With Globe Starlink, connection will go further, helping every Filipino stay connected wherever life takes them,” said Eric Tanbauco, Consumer Mobile Business Vice President at Globe.
