Globe and Kumu partner to enhance connectivity for Filipinos

Globe Telecom’s GFiber Prepaid has partnered with Kumu, a leading live-streaming platform in the Philippines, to provide Filipinos with fast, reliable, and affordable internet connectivity. This collaboration aims to enhance digital inclusion and promote the benefits of prepaid fiber internet.
The partnership introduces the “Kumu Kada,” a group of nine influential creators on Kumu, who will educate and entertain their followers about the advantages of GFiber Prepaid.
The creators involved are Olga Buenaventura (@olgaofficial), Jeffrey Hernandez (@prince), Aldwin Steven Go (@aldwinsteven), Jeffrey Benitez (@sirhep), Bini Bini (@beenibinii), Mark Hilongo (@mark.hilongo), Lyrica Garcia (@lyricaaaaaa), Glaiza Orido (@mhiyokhinn), and Mary Grace Cruz (@graceycrazy).
They will host live streams showcasing how GFiber Prepaid seamlessly integrates into daily life.
Globe is offering a Php 500 discount for new GFiber Prepaid customers, with an additional Php 500 cashback for Globe customers using just one Globe Rewards point.
Launched last year, GFiber Prepaid provides fiber-strong connectivity at affordable prices, aligning with Globe At Home’s mission to champion sustainable fiber connectivity. It supports remote work, online learning, digital entertainment, and home-based livelihoods by ensuring reliable internet access.
“Through our collaboration with Kumu and the influential voices of our selected creators, we aim to highlight the critical role of a reliable and affordable internet service in today’s digital age. With GFiber Prepaid, we provide Filipinos another way to explore new opportunities, learn, and grow without limitations,” said Abigail Cardino, VP and Head of Brand Management, Broadband Business at Globe.
Nannah Labayen from Kumu added, “We are excited about this partnership as it allows us to connect more deeply with our community. Our platform is all about creating connections and engaging content. With GFiber Prepaid, our creators can do just that without any interruptions, enhancing both user and viewer experience.”
GFiber Prepaid offers speeds of up to 50Mbps for as low as Php 999 for 30 days. The service is flexible and reloadable, with no monthly bills or long-term commitments required. It can be installed within 24 hours, providing a hassle-free connectivity experience for Filipino families and individuals.
Viewers can look forward to interactive Kumu Kada streams featuring promos, games, and a referral program powered by GFiber Prepaid. These activities are designed to be immersive, encouraging viewer interaction and questions.
To learn more about GFiber Prepaid, visit the Globe One app or gfiberprepaid.globe.com.ph.
For those interested in the Kumu Kada streams, download the Kumu app on iOS or Android.
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