Globe: the network, its 5G and its eSIM
Globe is one of the Philippines' three mobile networks. Its own pages cover its network and its 5G, and the eSIM it offers its own customers.
- One of the Philippines' three networks
- Globe Telecom, Ayala-led
- 5G on its own network
- eSIM for its own customers

The short answer
Globe is one of the Philippines' three mobile networks; Globe Telecom is Ayala-led and listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange. Its pages cover its network and its 5G, and its eSIM pages cover the eSIM it offers its own prepaid and postpaid customers. The plans on this site run on Globe, named before you pay.
Checked October 3, 2026
Globe at a glance
The company
Globe Telecom is the name on the copyright line of its pages. The company is Ayala-led and listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange, and its site lists Globe Prepaid and Globe Postpaid among its services.
The network
Its pages cover its network and its 5G, with FAQs on the 5G service on its help pages.
Its eSIM
Its eSIM pages cover the eSIM it offers its own customers on prepaid and postpaid lines. That eSIM is part of a Globe plan, while a travel eSIM connects to Globe's network and is bought before the trip.
What this means for your eSIM (Globe)
The plans on this site run on Globe. Once it connects, Globe appears next to the eSIM line in your phone’s settings.
The company (Globe)
Globe Telecom is the name on the copyright line of its own pages. The company is Ayala-led and listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange, and its site lists Globe Prepaid and Globe Postpaid among the services it sells.
The network and its 5G
Globe’s pages cover its network and its 5G service, and its help pages keep FAQs on the 5G service. The details are Globe’s own: check its pages for the places you are going.
The plan for this trip

15 days · 10 GB · US$12.88
Data only, tax included. Each plan names its Philippine network before you pay.
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Will a travel eSIM run on Globe?
Yes: every plan on this site runs on Globe, named before you pay. Once it connects, Globe appears next to the eSIM line in your phone's settings.
Does Globe sell an eSIM of its own?
Yes, to its own customers: its eSIM pages cover the eSIM it offers on its prepaid and postpaid lines. That eSIM is part of a Globe plan. A travel eSIM works differently: it connects to Globe's network and is bought before the trip.
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