Fibre Plan Offerings To Heat Up With Maxis Dropping Price, 2Gps For RM319

Maxis has introduced its all-new Maxis Home Fibre and Maxis Business Fibre plans offering to higher speeds of up to 1 and 2Gbps, whilst Business Fibre customers can enjoy speeds of up to 1Gbps.

In conjunction with the launch, new home users will enjoy promotional pricing for the first 24 months. This includes a next-gen WiFi 6 certified router, installation, and easier ownership of home devices via Home Zerolution for the best WiFi experience. On top of that, the 1Gbps plan comes bundled with a free Max WiFi subscription which ensures wall-to-wall WiFi coverage in your home.

Home users are also given a 2Gbps plan with true 2Gbps speed, so all devices can stay connected on the higher bandwidth. In addition, Maxis is the first telco in Malaysia to launch a 2Gbps plan with a WiFi 6E router.

The business fibre plane now offers speeds of up to 1Gbps and will also enjoy promotional pricing for the first 24 months.

Maxis Business Fibre comes with free 4G wireless backup and a free next-gen WiFi 6 certified router with a voice line with unlimited domestic calls. In addition to this, plans of 300Mbps and above come with a free Wi-Fi mesh for wider coverage in business premises.

Maxis Home Fibre:

Rate PlanNew Price / Month (RM)Promotional Offer / Month for New Subscribers (RM)*
2Gbps (NEW)319N/A
1Gbps (NEW)249Free Max WiFi subscription
500Mbps159149
300Mbps139129
100Mbps9989

*Promotional pricing offered to new subscribers, applicable to the first 24 months

Maxis Business Fibre:

Rate PlanNew Price / Month (RM)Promotional Offer / Month for New Subscribers (RM)*
1Gbps (NEW)299N/A
500Mbps219199
300Mbps179139
100Mbps11999

Promotional pricing offered to new subscribers until 30 November 2023, applicable to the first 24 months of contract Existing Maxis Home Fibre customers on plans of 100Mbps and above will be eligible for a free speed upgrade without any new contract on their existing subscription

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