A connected-home plan begins with an address assessment.
ATECH is expanding its fiber foundation from the Liloy and Ipil directions. Backbone development may bring service closer to more communities, but it does not automatically make every address serviceable.
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
Planning options
Choose around your household’s likely needs.
User ranges are planning estimates—not guaranteed capacity limits. Final speeds, fees, equipment terms, availability, and installation scheduling are confirmed during assessment.
Fiber Essential₱999/month
Around 1 to 3 regular users
A 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.
Larger 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.