Best Prepaid SIM Cards in Singapore 2025: Full Comparison
From Singtel to StarHub and M1, we break down every prepaid plan available in Singapore — data limits, validity periods, and hidden fees explained.
From legacy MNOs to digital-only MVNOs — find the operator that fits your lifestyle and budget.
Singapore's dominant carrier and national telco, offering the widest network coverage and a full suite of postpaid, prepaid, and broadband plans.
A full-service telco with strong enterprise and home broadband presence, offering competitive bundled plans across mobile, TV, and internet.
Singapore's third major operator known for straightforward pricing and reliable 5G rollout, now part of the Keppel/SPH group.
Originally a broadband disruptor, MyRepublic now offers SIM-only mobile plans with competitive data pricing for value-focused customers.
Singapore's boldest digital MVNO, known for fully app-managed plans, data rollover, and disruptive offers that reshaped the local SIM market.
StarHub's digital sub-brand targeting young, mobile-first users with flexible no-contract SIM-only plans managed entirely via mobile app.
MNO (Mobile Network Operator) carriers own and operate their own network infrastructure.MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) carriers lease network capacity from MNOs to offer competitive plans — often at lower prices or with niche features.Coverage data is indicative. Verify with each operator before purchase.
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Singtel and StarHub have both claimed nationwide 5G outdoor coverage. We put their speed claims to the test across residential, commercial, and MRT zones.
Postpaid plans in Singapore start from S$28/month. We compare data caps, contract terms, 5G access, and value-added perks across all three operators.
Planning to roam from Singapore? All three operators offer data roaming add-ons. We compare daily pass pricing, coverage countries, and real-world performance.
Key metrics and market indicators to help you understand the mobile landscape in Singapore before choosing your carrier or SIM.
Mobile Penetration Rate
153{6926f8ddbd25c13fa43e802cae63716a8be88cafcf6473d8af1fb3327a7002eb}
SIM cards per 100 inhabitants
Avg. Mobile Download Speed
98.4 Mbps
Median speed across all networks
5G Population Coverage
95{6926f8ddbd25c13fa43e802cae63716a8be88cafcf6473d8af1fb3327a7002eb}
Nationwide outdoor coverage
Number of Active MVNOs
8
Licensed virtual network operators
Typical Prepaid SIM Cost
S$8 – S$15
Includes starter data bundle
Subscriber distribution · Q4 2024
Source: IMDA Telecom Market Stats
Regulated by IMDA
Singapore's telecoms market is overseen by the Infocomm Media Development Authority, ensuring competitive pricing and high network quality standards.
All statistics are reviewed and updated by the smb-recharge editorial team. Last full review: April 2025. Data may vary slightly across sources.
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