Managing Your Family's Connectivity? Here's How to Save Up to 25% More
Updated: 13 Jul 2026
Written byAlevin K Chan
Freelance Contributor
Every family has one: the unofficial “Chief Connectivity Officer”.
That is the person who everyone turns to when the home WiFi acts up, when mobile lines keep running out of data, when the weekend movie selection fails to satisfy, or to ensure there’s data roaming when going on holiday. It’s a big job, especially when everyone at home has different digital habits.
Between managing different needs among household members, and keeping track of different plans and contracts, managing the household’s connectivity needs can quickly feel like a full-time admin task.
The solution is Hubbing with StarHub. By bringing broadband, mobile and entertainment services together under one provider, families can build a setup that fits their needs – while enjoying massive savings to boot!
Why family connectivity has become more complicated than ever
Connectivity used to be simple. A home broadband plan, a few mobile lines, and perhaps a TV package were enough. Today, the way families use digital services has changed.
Work, school, entertainment, gaming, video calls and travel all depend on smooth connectivity. The challenge is that each family member may need something different. Parents may want stable broadband for hybrid work and video meetings. Teens may care more about gaming, streaming and unlimited data. Grandparents may want fuss-free mobile access and entertainment options that are easy to use.
Then there is the admin side. When services come from different providers, that Chief Connectivity Officer has the mental load of figuring out bills and support channels.
Hub More, Save More with StarHub
For families watching household expenses, connectivity is one area where smart choices can make a real difference. Hubbing is designed for households that want their connectivity to feel simpler and more rewarding. Households can mix and match what they actually need, starting with one service and adding on additional plans and services anytime.
Build your perfect family plan by signing up for broadband or mobile online, and adding on more services anytime to enjoy flexibility and more savings!
Home Broadband Plans
For home broadband, families can choose from all-inclusive plans from only $29.55/mth, no hidden fees, with:
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Free TP-Link WiFi 7 router
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Free installation
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Free NLT activation
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Free WiFi coverage consultation by StarHub’s technical experts, HubTroopers.
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Free cyber protection for your devices, including VPN, device security and more
How to start Hubbing: Add on a 5G Unlimited+ plan of your choice and unlock 20% Hubbing savings on your mobile line.
Mobile Plans
Looking to switch mobile plans? StarHub’s 5G Unlimited+ Plans are built for families who want to stay connected anywhere seamlessly at home and overseas. These plans pack in a lot:
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Built-in global roaming in 165 destinations
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Unlimited global calls & SMS in 165 destinations
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Unlimited local data, calls & SMS
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Be rewarded with DeviceDollars, which can be used to offset the upfront or monthly instalment purchase of a new phone, tablet, or wearable
How to start Hubbing: Add on more mobile lines to unlock tiered savings up to 25% off. This makes Hubbing especially useful for larger households or families with several people who each need their own mobile plan. Instead of treating every line as a separate cost, families can bring them together and get better value.
In-store exclusive: Free HublingTM Blind Box
For a limited time only, take home a Hubling™ Blind Box when you start Hubbing. Simply sign up for a minimum of two plans or services at StarHub shops islandwide. Let StarHub’s cute Hublings help you in daily life, from organising cables to roaming the world with you.
Plus, you could stand to win prizes such as a 2D1N stay to Mandai Rainforest Resort, or S$200 Grab vouchers from a Golden Ticket hidden in random blind boxes!
Start Hubbing with StarHub today!
About the author
Alevin K Chan
Alevin loves helping people make good money decisions. He briefly flirted with being a Financial Advisor, but quickly realised writing about personal finance is the better way to go.