Wireless source links
Long-distance point-to-point radios carried internet capacity between strategic elevated locations.
Built through wireless. Advancing through fiber.
Connecting homes, businesses, and communities.
ATECH began by building long-distance wireless links across challenging terrain. Today, the company is upgrading its backbone toward fiber connectivity from the Liloy and Ipil directions in partnership with InfiniVAN.
This growing fiber foundation is intended to support Home Fiber, business connectivity, prepaid access, and broader community expansion, while wireless links continue serving remote and difficult locations.
Network routes, capacity, schedules, availability, and final implementation remain subject to technical feasibility, permits, infrastructure readiness, and location assessment.
Wireless → fiberOngoing backbone developmentLiloy + IpilUnderstand the direction →
2014Wireless infrastructure began
2020Long-distance network direction
2021Selected fiber introduction
TodayBackbone improvement continues
How the network is changing
Wireless built the path. Fiber is strengthening the foundation.
The long-term direction is fiber for the main backbone where feasible, with wireless continuing to support remote areas, alternate paths, and locations awaiting physical fiber construction.
Mountain relay sites
Relay sites and towers helped move service across difficult terrain and toward local distribution areas.
Selected fiber upgrades
Fiber began replacing or supplementing wireless transport where route access and infrastructure allowed.
Fiber backbone from Liloy and Ipil
ATECH is working toward stronger fiber transport from both directions in partnership with InfiniVAN.
Local customer distribution
Customers may be reached through direct fiber, local fiber distribution, wireless access, or a hybrid connection path.
LiloyFiber direction
Siocon areaDeveloping network
IpilFiber direction
Remote communitiesWireless distribution
CustomersFiber · wireless · hybrid
Conceptual network evolution—not an engineering route map.Hybrid network
Fiber is the direction. Wireless remains essential.
Physical fiber construction cannot immediately reach every location. Wireless infrastructure continues to support service where geography, access, and construction conditions make fiber difficult.
- Mountainous areas
- Distant communities
- Locations without accessible cable routes
- Remote relay sites
- Areas awaiting future fiber construction
- Alternate or supporting network paths
Network partnership
Strengthening the backbone through strategic fiber connectivity.
ATECH is upgrading its network backbone toward fiber connectivity from the Liloy and Ipil directions in partnership with InfiniVAN. Route completion and service availability remain subject to implementation, permits, technical readiness, capacity, and location assessment.
Our story
Built through wireless. Advancing toward fiber.
ATECH began by building wireless links across challenging terrain, using elevated relay sites and point-to-point connections to bring internet service closer to local communities.
Today, ATECH is upgrading its network backbone toward fiber connectivity from the Liloy and Ipil directions in partnership with InfiniVAN. This development is intended to create a stronger foundation for Home Fiber, business connectivity, prepaid access, and future community expansion.
Wireless remains an important part of the network for remote areas and locations where fiber construction is not yet practical.
Wireless infrastructure journey began
ATECH began building local wireless infrastructure using point-to-point links and elevated relay sites to respond to connectivity needs across difficult terrain.
Ipil–Siocon wireless network direction
ATECH developed a long-distance wireless route associated with Ipil and Siocon to extend the network across areas with limited fixed infrastructure.
Fiber introduced on selected routes
ATECH began introducing fiber on selected portions of the network serving Siocon and nearby areas, while wireless continued supporting upstream and remote connections.
Operating and improving a hybrid network
ATECH now operates a developing hybrid network. Wireless remains important for remote areas, relay sites, and difficult terrain, while fiber is being expanded to provide a stronger and more scalable transport foundation.
Fiber backbone from Liloy and Ipil
ATECH is upgrading toward stronger fiber transport from the Liloy and Ipil directions in partnership with InfiniVAN. Ongoing network development—not yet complete in every route or service area.
Ongoing network development—not yet complete in every route or service area.Built in the field
Infrastructure shaped by the terrain we serve.
Before fiber could reach these routes, ATECH relied on wireless engineering, elevated relay sites, field alignment, tower maintenance, and remote-site operations to bring connectivity across the region.
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Connectivity solutions
One local team.
Different ways to connect.
ATECH supports flexible access for individuals, monthly connectivity for households, and assessed solutions for businesses and organizations. Every service remains subject to location and technical feasibility.
Prepaid WiFi
Flexible internet access for customers who prefer to connect and pay based on available prepaid packages.
Learn moreHome Fiber
Monthly internet plans for households, subject to network availability and technical site assessment.
Learn moreBusiness Internet
Connectivity options designed around business location, user count, bandwidth requirements, and operational needs.
Learn moreDedicated Connectivity
Custom connectivity assessment for organizations with more specialized network requirements.
Learn moreWhy ATECH
Connecting homes, supporting businesses, and helping communities move forward.
Internet access supports the way people learn, communicate, work, operate businesses, access services, and stay connected with family.
Homes
Support learning, communication, entertainment, remote work, and access to digital services.
Businesses
Help shops, offices, organizations, and growing teams communicate, serve customers, and manage online operations.
Communities
Support broader digital access in areas where dependable internet options may still be limited.
Service status
What is available today—and what is still developing.
ATECH separates active services from network improvements and future digital-platform features so customers can plan with clearer expectations.
Operational or available for inquiry when confirmed.
- Wireless network infrastructure
- Existing customer connectivity
- Coverage assessment
- Home Fiber applications
- Business-connectivity inquiries
- Prepaid WiFi service and inquiries
Active network development with availability varying by location.
- Fiber-backbone upgrades
- Liloy and Ipil fiber directions
- Local fiber expansion
- Broader Home Fiber eligibility
In development and not yet presented as an active capability.
- Automated prepaid activation
- Postpaid online account management
- Payment-gateway automation
- Customer portal
- ATECH Pay
- Automatic suspension and reconnection
- Native mobile app
From backbone to home
A stronger backbone creates more possibilities for Home Fiber.
Fiber development from the Liloy and Ipil directions can help ATECH bring higher-capacity transport closer to the communities it serves. As the backbone and local distribution network expand, more addresses may become eligible for Home Fiber.
A backbone route passing through a municipality does not mean that every street, barangay, or household is automatically serviceable.
- Proximity to an active fiber route
- Available network capacity
- Local distribution infrastructure
- Pole and cable access
- Distance from the connection point
- Installation feasibility and site conditions
Home Fiber plans
A plan for every kind of connected household.
Choose based on the number of people, devices, and online activities in your home. Final recommendations and availability are confirmed after address verification and technical assessment.
Fiber Essential₱999/month
Around 1 to 3 regular usersA smaller household with light to moderate internet use.
- Browsing and social media
- Messaging and video calls
- Online learning
- Standard video streaming
Recommended for around 1 to 3 regular users, depending on device count, video quality, simultaneous activity, WiFi conditions, and actual network performance.
Check availabilityFiber Plus₱1,499/month
Around 3 to 6 regular usersFamilies with several users and multiple connected devices.
- Online classes and remote work
- HD streaming
- Video calls
- Light online gaming
Recommended for around 3 to 6 regular users with mixed daily activities. Actual experience depends on simultaneous usage and network conditions.
Check availabilityFiber Max₱1,999/month
Around 5 to 10 regular usersLarger or more active households and home offices.
- Multiple simultaneous streams
- Remote work and meetings
- Larger file transfers
- Many connected devices
Recommended for larger households or home offices with multiple active users and devices. Actual suitability depends on traffic, application requirements, WiFi coverage, and site conditions.
Check availabilityFlexible connectivity
Prepaid or postpaid. Simple payments. Hassle-free connections.
Platform capabilities in development
ATECH is preparing a service platform that can support flexible prepaid access and recurring postpaid internet—subject to the final payment gateway, captive portal, network equipment, and business rules approved by management.
Prepaid WiFi
Customers select an approved package, complete payment through a supported channel, and receive access after verified payment or authorized confirmation.
- Digital package selection
- Time- or data-based options
- Reduced manual voucher handling
- Captive-portal access
Postpaid Internet
Monthly customers can use an organized account experience for billing information, payment status, subscriptions, and service records.
- Monthly billing records
- Digital payment options
- Payment-status tracking
- Account information
Seamless payments
Use officially supported digital payment channels through a clear, secure process.
Verified activation
Activate prepaid access or update postpaid status only after server-side payment verification or staff approval.
Prepaid flexibility
Offer approved packages based on duration, usage, or service configuration.
Postpaid convenience
Organize monthly billing, payment status, and account information in one customer portal.
Reduced manual work
Reduce repetitive voucher handling, payment checking, and account updates through approved automation.
Centralized management
Give authorized staff controlled tools for packages, customers, access status, transactions, and reports.
Secure by design
A payment is never treated as successful from a customer-side redirect alone. Verification must happen server-to-server or through an authorized manual workflow. Router, RADIUS, payment-gateway, and administrative credentials remain on secure server systems—not in browser code.
Coverage
Coverage develops outward from the network backbone.
Availability depends on the backbone route, local fiber distribution, wireless relay coverage, available capacity, and the customer’s exact location. Some locations may use direct fiber, local distribution, wireless links, a hybrid connection, or future infrastructure not yet completed.
The network is being developed from the Liloy and Ipil directions, but every address still requires verification.
Request an assessmentZamboanga del Norte
LiloySubject to site survey
LabasonSubject to site survey
GutalacSubject to site survey
BaliguianSubject to site survey
SioconSubject to site survey
SirawaiSubject to site survey
SibucoSubject to site survey
Zamboanga Sibugay
IpilSubject to site survey
R.T. LimSubject to site survey
TungawanSubject to site survey
Zamboanga City
LabuanSubject to site survey
TagasilaySubject to site survey
BuenavistaSubject to site survey
MutiSubject to site survey
CuruanSubject to site survey
VitaliSubject to site survey
BolongSubject to site survey
How it works
From application to connection.
No fixed response time or installation date is promised. Each request is reviewed against the available network and site conditions.
- 01
Choose a service
Review the available service categories and plans.
- 02
Submit your location
Provide your complete address, municipality, barangay, landmark, and contact details.
- 03
Availability assessment
ATECH checks network availability, capacity, route access, and site conditions.
- 04
Confirmation and scheduling
If the location qualifies, ATECH confirms the suitable plan, applicable fees, equipment terms, and next steps.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you apply.
Plan guidance is practical—not a guaranteed capacity limit. Address verification and management confirmation remain essential.
How many people can use the ₱999 plan?+
The ₱999 plan may be suitable for around 1 to 3 regular users with light to moderate activities, such as browsing, social media, online learning, messaging, video calls, and standard streaming. This is only a general estimate. Actual experience depends on the confirmed plan speed, number of active devices, simultaneous activity, WiFi conditions, and network performance.
Which plan is suitable for a family?+
Fiber Plus may suit families with several users and mixed daily activities, while Fiber Max may suit larger or more active households. ATECH will make a final recommendation after reviewing your device count, activities, location, and available service.
Can several devices connect at the same time?+
Yes, several devices may connect, but simultaneous streaming, calls, gaming, downloads, and weak WiFi coverage can affect the experience. The practical device capacity depends on the confirmed plan and site conditions.
Is Home Fiber available in my barangay?+
Availability varies by network route, street, capacity, and service type. Submit your complete address for verification; a technical site survey may also be required.
Is installation included?+
Installation charges have not been confirmed for public display. ATECH will explain any applicable fees after checking the address and required installation work.
Is the router included?+
Equipment inclusion and ownership terms require management confirmation and may depend on the selected service. These details will be provided before installation is scheduled.
Are the speeds guaranteed?+
No speed guarantee is published on this website. Actual performance can be affected by the subscribed plan, active devices, WiFi conditions, network traffic, equipment, and site conditions.
What happens after I submit an application?+
ATECH reviews the location, route access, available capacity, and site conditions. If service is feasible, the team confirms the suitable plan, fees, equipment terms, and scheduling options.
Can a business apply for a custom connection?+
Yes. A business or organization can request an assessment based on location, user count, bandwidth requirements, and operational needs. Final terms are proposal-based.
Does ATECH offer service outside its current network area?+
ATECH may assess requests outside the current footprint, but service cannot be promised. Expansion depends on demand, route feasibility, capacity, permits, investment, and network readiness.
Let’s get you connected
Start with your location and the way you use the internet.
ATECH will assess coverage, capacity, route access, and site conditions before confirming the appropriate service and next steps.