Maxis Home Fibre prices: monthly charges, one-time rebates and contract checks

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Quick answer
A 2 Oct 2026 reading of Maxis’s official page listed monthly prices and one-time e-wallet rebates on selected tiers. This is a dated observation, not a current quote; upload speed was not printed in the plan table read.
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A 2 Oct 2026 reading of Maxis’s official page listed monthly prices and one-time e-wallet rebates on selected tiers. This is a dated observation, not a current quote; upload speed was not printed in the plan table read.

Fits if: Households checking whether Maxis is available and comparing bills, contract length and rebate value with other options.

Main drawback: These are 2 Oct 2026 observations. The source record does not state the promotion duration for every tier, full claim conditions, upload speed or router model.

Compare: address availability; price and duration of each price; charges across the contract; one-time rebate and eligibility; contract term; equipment; published upload speed.

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Maxis Home Fibre prices recorded on 2 Oct 2026

Internet buying comparison and dated figures — Betul ke x?
TierMonthly charge recordedRRP recordedOne-time TNG e-wallet rebate recorded
100MbpsRM89 for the first 24 monthsRM99None printed
300MbpsRM129RM139RM50
500MbpsRM149RM159RM100
1GbpsRM249; no separate promotional price printedNot printedRM100
2GbpsRM319; no separate promotional price or RRP printedNot printedRM200

These are dated observations from Maxis’s official page, not an offer confirmed as still available. The page reading recorded a 24-month contract and no printed promotion end date. The fact record does not give a promotional-price duration for tiers other than 100Mbps. Do not assume every monthly figure applies for the full contract. [source]

Separate the monthly bill from a one-time rebate

The listed TNG rebates are one-time e-wallet amounts, not monthly discounts: RM50, RM100, RM100 and RM200 for the 300Mbps, 500Mbps, 1Gbps and 2Gbps tiers respectively. The source did not establish when a rebate is credited or all claim conditions. Ask Maxis to confirm account eligibility, claim steps, payout timing and whether the rebate can be combined with another offer. Do not count it as certain money until your terms confirm it. [source]

Maxis 300Mbps vs 500Mbps: what is the 24-month difference?

In the 2 Oct 2026 price reading, 300Mbps was listed at RM129/month with a one-time RM50 TNG rebate; 500Mbps was RM149/month with a one-time RM100 rebate. The observed monthly difference is RM20. If — and only if — both monthly charges stayed unchanged for all 24 months, the difference in monthly charges would be RM20 × 24 = RM480. The record does not establish how long the 300Mbps and 500Mbps prices apply, so RM480 is a conditional illustration, not a contract total or quote.

The rebate is separate one-time value, not a monthly discount. If both rebates qualify and their terms are met, the RM50 rebate difference would make the nominal difference in that conditional example RM480 − RM50 = RM430, before installation, device or other charges. Do not subtract RM50 each month or assume the rebate will be paid. [source]

For a household with several people using the connection at once, 500Mbps may offer more headroom when multiple high-bandwidth activities overlap; actual need depends on devices and use. 300Mbps may suit a lighter pattern. Before choosing, ask Maxis to confirm address availability, the duration of each price, the written amount payable, device charges, and rebate eligibility and timing. [source]

Compare the bill, not the headline number

Before selecting a tier, request a written quote with: (1) the charge each month and how long it applies; (2) the charge after any promotion; (3) the 24-month contract and early-exit charges; (4) installation, equipment or other one-time charges; and (5) rebate conditions and timing. Add the monthly charges for their actual durations, then add stated fees. Record the TNG rebate separately as one-time value after eligibility and terms are confirmed; do not subtract it from the ISP bill unless the document expressly provides a bill credit. The available information is not enough to calculate a complete cost or identify one cheapest tier for every customer.

For Maxis Fibre, an official FAQ read on 11 Oct 2026 states that in-contract termination is the monthly plan fee × remaining contract months, plus outstanding device instalments. Its example is RM139 × 5 months remaining = RM695, before any device balance. Use the amount confirmed for your account as a switching cost, not as a new-plan charge. [source]

If you may leave early

Ask Maxis to confirm your contract end date, the monthly fee used in its formula, remaining months and unpaid device instalments. The cost to leave on your chosen date differs from the cost to stay until the contract ends. [source]

Also confirm which equipment must be returned, where, the deadline and the return receipt. The dated official FAQ states RM200 for missing, incomplete or damaged returned equipment. A termination request alone does not close the service; obtain completion confirmation and check the final bill for continuing charges. These are Maxis terms in the dated source, not a rule for every ISP. [source]

Check serviceability and technical details

Check your full address with Maxis before comparing tiers. A public plan listing does not show that the line can be installed at a particular home. The plan table read did not print upload speed or router model. Ask for both in the quote if they matter to you; do not infer performance from download speed alone. [source]

Internet-plan speed and Wi-Fi coverage inside the home are different things. Maxis says actual speed can also depend on wired versus Wi-Fi connection, router placement, device count, distance, walls and interference. If a wired test near the router meets your need but Wi-Fi is weak in a distant room, moving to a higher Mbps tier alone may not fix that coverage problem. Compare the same device near the router and in the problem room, then check router placement, obstructions and compatible mesh options and costs before paying for a higher tier. Maxis Wi-Fi Speed FAQ

The 2 Oct 2026 Unifi reading showed the same promotional monthly prices as Maxis at 100/300/500Mbps; the Unifi page read also printed upload speeds, while the Maxis table did not. This is a dated page comparison, not a service test, equal-contract-cost finding or universal winner. Compare Maxis’s rebate as a one-time amount with its conditions, not as a monthly discount against Unifi. [source] [source]

Get the order details in writing

Ask for an order or quote showing the service address, tier, monthly charge by period, contract start/end dates, all one-time charges, rebate eligibility and credit timing, equipment/router, upload speed, and relocation or termination terms. Check these details before accepting. The material cited here does not establish current prices or availability.

We do not sell Maxis plans. If you want us to route an enquiry, share the plan if known and your general area through WhatsApp. Our operations team routes it to a relevant ISP dealer, who confirms address availability, current price, eligibility and terms. This is not an address check and does not promise an offer, installation or response time.

Official source

Maxis Home Fibre plans

[source]: Official-page observation dated 2 Oct 2026; promotional values can change. [source]: Official Unifi page observation dated 2 Oct 2026; used only for the dated price/upload comparison.

[source]: Official Maxis Home Fibre termination FAQ read 11 Oct 2026; the formula and example are not your account balance. Official source.

Frequently asked questions

What did Maxis list as its monthly prices?

The 2 Oct 2026 official-page reading listed 100Mbps at RM89 for the first 24 months (RM99 RRP); 300Mbps RM129/RM139; 500Mbps RM149/RM159; 1Gbps RM249 with no separate promotional price printed; and 2Gbps RM319 with no separate RRP. The fact record does not state a promotional-price duration for tiers other than 100Mbps. Confirm the current price and duration for your address. [source]

Does a TNG rebate reduce every monthly bill?

No. The dated reading listed one-time e-wallet amounts of RM50 for 300Mbps, RM100 for 500Mbps and 1Gbps, and RM200 for 2Gbps. Payout timing and full claim conditions were not established. Do not subtract the rebate from each month; request written terms. [source]

How should I choose a plan?

Compare the monthly charge and how long it applies first. In the 2 Oct 2026 reading, 500Mbps was RM20/month above 300Mbps; if both charges stayed unchanged for 24 months, the conditional difference is RM480. The 500Mbps rebate was only RM50 higher once, if eligible. Price duration and rebate terms are unconfirmed, so this is not a full-cost result or a cheapest-tier verdict. [source]

How long is the Maxis Fibre contract?

The 2 Oct 2026 official-page reading recorded a 24-month contract. Ask Maxis to state your start/end dates, early termination charges and what moving house means for your account. Do not assume a price or rebate continues after the contract. [source]

What should I ask the dealer before ordering?

Give Maxis your full address for a serviceability check. Request a written order showing the tier, monthly price and duration of each price, contract, one-time charges, rebate conditions and payout timing, upload speed, router/equipment and termination or relocation terms. The plan table read did not state upload speed or router model.