Grab has launched an upgraded GrabUnlimited subscription, offering Filipino users year-round savings on food delivery, groceries, and rides for as low as PHP 48 per month through an annual plan. The campaign features viral social media sensation Ian Mark Kamangkang, known as the Pitik Queen, who uses his signature tight belt and dance moves to humorously depict the common Filipino budgeting dilemma of whether to cut back on everyday conveniences.
Lower Minimums and Higher Discounts for GrabFood
GrabUnlimited members now enjoy a reduced minimum order value for discounted delivery on GrabFood, lowered from PHP 475 to PHP 390. This allows subscribers to get up to PHP 49 off on delivery fees with a lower spend requirement. Additionally, members receive 20% off on food orders from participating merchants, making daily meals, cravings, and group orders more affordable.
GrabMart Delivery Discounts and Top-Up Packs
The subscription now includes GrabMart delivery discounts, offering up to PHP 80 off on delivery fees for groceries, pantry staples, household items, and other essentials. Grab is also rolling out Top-Up Packs, which allow members to purchase restaurant- or store-specific voucher bundles starting at PHP 29, unlocking up to PHP 1,500 in extra savings at participating GrabFood restaurants and GrabMart stores.
Transport Perks and GrabCoins
GrabUnlimited members continue to enjoy transport perks, including 8% off GrabCar rides with a minimum fare of PHP 99 and an increased maximum discount of PHP 70. Members also earn base GrabCoins on all cashless transactions, enabling faster point accumulation and more savings across the app.
Annual Plan at PHP 48 per Month
The upgraded subscription features a more budget-friendly annual plan that brings the cost down to PHP 48 per month. According to Grab, this offers a practical way for regular users to lock in savings before spending begins. The campaign emphasizes that with GrabUnlimited, Filipinos can make smarter "Save Moves" to stretch their budget without giving up essential services.
As Ian Mark Kamangkang demonstrates in the campaign, being thrifty does not always mean saying no. With the right Save Moves, it can mean knowing where to get more value out of every peso.
