Unifi Prices: Choose a Tier by Upload and Contract Total
Decision details
Fits if: Buyers comparing Unifi prices before requesting an eligible offer for their address.
Main drawback: Prices are official records from 2 October 2026; your promotion, eligibility and billing schedule need confirmation.
Compare: Download/upload · variant · price by period · charges · contract · address eligibility
In this guide
Unifi prices: start with enough capacity, not the highest tier
If you have not chosen a tier, ask for the current 100Mbps offer first and compare it with your simultaneous activities. This is a starting point for comparison, not a promise that it meets every home’s needs. In the official reading dated 2 October 2026, both 100Mbps and 300Mbps listed 50Mbps upload. Do not move to 300Mbps solely for higher upload; compare your download needs and total cost. [source]
For a lower spending limit, ask whether the 30Mbps offer applies to your account. Its dated RM69 card said “Available to Selected Customer” and listed 10Mbps upload; eligibility was not established for every applicant. If you need more than 50Mbps upload, compare the published higher-tier figures and ask the dealer which offer is available for your address. [source] [source]
Official prices and upload recorded on 2 October 2026
The table retains the recorded promotion and RRP labels. These figures are not a current quote. Ask for the exact variant so an entertainment bundle is not compared as though it were the basic plan.
| Download tier | Printed upload | Promotion recorded | RRP recorded | Main check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30Mbps | 10Mbps | RM69/month | RM89/month | The card names selected customers; confirm eligibility. [source] [source] |
| 100Mbps | 50Mbps | RM89/month | RM99/month | Request the variant price and how the promotion is billed. [source] |
| 300Mbps | 50Mbps | RM129/month | RM139/month | Higher download, but the same printed upload as 100Mbps. [source] |
| 500Mbps | 100Mbps | RM149/month | RM159/month | Compare the upload you need and total cost. [source] |
| 1Gbps | 500Mbps | RM249/month | RM289/month | Do not choose on occupant count alone. [source] |
| 2Gbps | 1Gbps | RM319/month | RM368.90/month for the Netflix variant | These are not a same-variant price pair; request the price of your exact package. [source] |
The captured 100Mbps card displayed three free months and RM10 off monthly. It did not explain the billing treatment of free months or who qualifies. “Limited Time” also supplied no printed start/end date. Request your offer’s billing schedule before subtracting a bonus from its cost. [source]
Compare totals for the same period
These calculations are RRP references without promotions or other charges, not conservative estimates that cap your bills. They illustrate a same-period comparison. Your actual total needs the confirmed monthly bills, variant and charges.
| Dated RRP basis | 24-month reference calculation |
|---|---|
| 30Mbps: RM89/month | 24 × RM89 = RM2,136 [source] |
| 100Mbps: RM99/month | 24 × RM99 = RM2,376 [source] |
| 300Mbps: RM139/month | 24 × RM139 = RM3,336 [source] |
| 500Mbps: RM159/month | 24 × RM159 = RM3,816 [source] |
| 1Gbps: RM289/month | 24 × RM289 = RM6,936 [source] |
| 2Gbps Netflix variant: RM368.90/month | 24 × RM368.90 = RM8,853.60, for that variant only [source] |
For a real offer, add all bills over the same period and any listed one-off charges, then subtract only credits confirmed for that offer. Do not multiply the promotion by the whole contract when its duration is unknown. Keep gifts or bundles you do not need separate from the price decision rather than letting “free” determine the choice.
How to request an offer that applies to your address
- Name the provider and general area. Start with Unifi and your area; you can choose a plan later if unsure. The operator or dealer carries out the full-address check.
- Request one variant and a written billing schedule. Ask for the price in each period, how free months are credited, the later price, offer validity and included/excluded equipment or charges.
- Match the contract to your plans. The referenced official FAQ recorded a 24-month minimum. If you may move sooner, ask for relocation, termination and fee terms. Some plan changes may start a new period; confirm what applies to your account. [source] [source]
- Compare before agreeing. Check the variant, download/upload, same-period total and address terms. Choose a lower tier when it meets your needs; upgrade for a clear requirement.
Start an enquiry through an ISP dealer
Send “Unifi” and your general area on WhatsApp; add the plan you are considering if known. Operations routes the enquiry to a relevant ISP dealer so you can ask about address availability, current offers, eligibility and terms. This enquiry route has not confirmed your installation or price; decide from the dealer’s reply and the offer terms. [source]
For a provider comparison, open Unifi vs Maxis vs TIME. If you are still considering the lowest tier, see the Unifi 30Mbps guide; for simultaneous activities, use the home Mbps guide.
Frequently asked questions
What Unifi prices were recorded?
The official 2 October 2026 reading displayed promotions of RM69, RM89, RM129, RM149, RM249 and RM319 for the table tiers. RM69 named selected customers; confirm the current offer and exact variant for your address. [source] [source]
Does 300Mbps give more upload than 100Mbps?
Both listed 50Mbps upload in that official record. Compare download needs before paying more; printed figures do not establish your home Wi-Fi performance. [source]
Is the 24-month RRP total my actual bill?
No. It is a reference calculation without promotions or other charges. Request the billing schedule, variant, promotion period and contract that apply to your offer. [source] [source]
Does MyUnifi or Unifi support offer Chinese?
The Malaysia App Store listing for MyUnifi by Telekom Malaysia Berhad, captured on 6 Oct 2026, lists English. This is iOS listing metadata, not a test of every screen, the Android app or support-agent languages. Unifi’s official FAQ lists in-app Support, Community and Live Chat, with TM100 among alternatives when the app is inaccessible. Ask the official channel which languages it offers; these sources do not establish whether Chinese support is available. [source] [source]