STC Fiber Packages KSA: Baity Home and Business Plans Compared
STC’s home fiber packages are branded Baity, sold as Basic, Stream, and Entertainment. That differs from the “Basic, Plus, Premium” names often quoted online. Baity Basic delivers 300 Mbps for SAR 287.5 a month, and Stream and Entertainment both reach 500 Mbps.
Do This Next:
- Check fiber coverage at your address in the mystc app
- Compare Basic, Stream, and Entertainment by speed
- Order online, or call 900 to book installation
STC Baity Fiber KSA: The Real Postpaid Lineup
Start with a correction, since it saves a wasted trip to an STC store. STC does not sell a “Baity Fibre Plus” or “Baity Fibre Premium” package.
The current postpaid lineup uses three different names entirely.
| Package | Speed | Key Features | Price (SAR/month) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baity Basic | Up to 300 Mbps | Free modem and installation, free stc tv | 287.5 |
| Baity Stream | Up to 500 Mbps | stc tv and Shahid VIP included | 402.50 |
| Baity Entertainment | Up to 500 Mbps | stc tv, Shahid VIP, Shahid Sports, free Thmanyah | 460 |
| Baity Data Lite | Up to 1 Mbps | Unlimited monthly usage, no TV bundle | 30 |
Source: stc official Baity fiber packages page | Verified: August 2026
Stream and Entertainment share the same 500 Mbps speed. The difference is entirely in the TV content bundled on top, not the connection itself.
Baity Data Lite sits apart from the rest. At 1 Mbps, it suits basic connectivity needs only, not streaming or gaming.
STC Baity Prepaid Fiber: Fixed-Term Options
Prepaid Baity works on a fixed term rather than a rolling monthly bill. You pay once, and STC adds bonus months on top.
| Speed | Term | Bonus Months | Total Price (SAR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 300 Mbps | 6 months | +1 free | 1838.85 |
| 300 Mbps | 12 months | +2 free | 3448.85 |
| 500 Mbps | 6 months | +1 free | 2415 |
| 500 Mbps | 12 months | +2 free | 4830 |
Source: stc official Baity fiber packages page | Verified: August 2026
Every prepaid tier includes a free modem and free installation, the same as postpaid. There is no separate setup fee hidden in the total price.
Pro Tip: The 12-month prepaid options add two free months, not three. If a quote mentions three bonus months on a 12-month term, confirm the figure again with STC before paying.
Baity Wireless: The Option Where Fiber Isn’t Available
Not every address has fiber coverage yet, and STC covers that gap with a separate product line.
Baity Wireless runs on the 5G or 4G mobile network rather than a fiber line. It includes a free router, and works as a fixed monthly subscription like Baity Fiber does.
Coverage is limited to specific areas within certain cities, and STC is still expanding it. Checking availability at your address is the only reliable way to know if it applies to you. Do this in the mystc app or by calling 900.
This is the right fallback for a home outside STC’s current fiber footprint. It is not a downgrade where fiber is already available.
STC Fibre Link: The Business-Grade Option
Fibre Link is STC’s fiber product for small offices and businesses, sold separately from the residential Baity range.
It exists in speed tiers up to 1 Gbps. Business plans typically bundle in voice and call allowances alongside the connection itself. Exact current tiers and bundled minutes are quoted per business account rather than published as one fixed public table.
For an accurate quote, contact STC’s small office team through 900 or the Fibre Link page. A general guide cannot give you a fixed business number. STC also offers FTTB, standing for Fiber to the Business. This separate enterprise solution suits larger organisations needing dedicated, scalable connectivity.
FTTH, FTTR, and FTTB: What the Abbreviations Mean
Fiber terminology gets mixed up often enough that it is worth stating plainly, since one of these is commonly misreported.
- FTTH stands for Fiber to the Home. It is the underlying fiber optic technology behind every Baity package, replacing the older copper telephone line.
- FTTR stands for Fiber to every Room, confirmed directly on STC’s own site navigation. It extends the fiber signal into a full in-home mesh. That beats relying on Wi-Fi alone to reach every room from one router.
- FTTB stands for Fiber to the Business on STC’s own wholesale page, the dedicated enterprise product mentioned above. This differs from the more common international usage of the same acronym for apartment buildings. Confirm which one a quote refers to.
FTTR is worth asking about if you live in a villa or a multi-story home. A single router rarely reaches every room at full speed alone.
How to Order and Install STC Fiber in KSA?
Ordering follows the same steps regardless of which Baity tier you choose.
- Open the mystc app or website
- Select Internet Packages, then Baity
- Check coverage for your address
- Select a plan and confirm the address
- Book an installation appointment
STC’s own installation FAQ states the technician visit takes approximately three hours from arrival. Budget for the higher end of that window rather than the lower.
You, or someone you authorise, must be present for the full visit. The technician may need access to walls, hallways, or a rooftop, depending on your building type.
Which Baity Package Fits Your Household?
Three quick guides rather than a single universal answer.
- Families and heavy streamers get the most from Stream or Entertainment. At 500 Mbps, multiple simultaneous 4K streams run without buffering.
- Renters or short-term residents are better served by the prepaid 6-month tier, since it avoids the 12-month postpaid commitment entirely.
- Villas or multi-story homes should ask about FTTR alongside any package. Coverage gaps between floors are a router problem, not a speed problem.
Need a mobile SIM alongside your home fiber? The STC call packages guide covers the current Sawa lineup. The Sawa recharge code guide covers topping up a prepaid line.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are STC’s actual fiber package names?
STC’s home fiber tiers are named Basic, Stream, and Entertainment, not Basic, Plus, and Premium. Basic runs at 300 Mbps, while Stream and Entertainment both reach 500 Mbps with added TV content.
Is STC fiber available everywhere in Saudi Arabia?
No, fiber coverage depends on your specific address and is still expanding across cities. Check availability in the mystc app. Baity Wireless offers a 5G or 4G alternative where fiber has not reached yet.
Does STC fiber require a 12-month contract?
Postpaid Baity plans run as an ongoing monthly subscription rather than a fixed contract term. Prepaid Baity instead offers fixed 6 or 12 month terms paid upfront, with bonus months added on top.
How long does STC fiber installation take?
STC’s own installation guidance states the technician visit takes approximately three hours from arrival. You or an authorised representative must be present for that full window.
Final Thoughts
STC’s fiber lineup changes tier names and TV bundles more often than the underlying speeds do. That is why so many older guides describe packages that no longer exist. Confirming the current Basic, Stream, and Entertainment names directly in the mystc app before ordering avoids the mismatch entirely.
For villas and larger homes, ask about FTTR at the point of order. It is easy to miss if you only compare headline speeds.
Last verified: August 2026
Reviewed by: Roman Shah
Source: stc official Baity fiber packages page; stc official Fibre Link and FTTB pages
Package names, speeds, and prices are subject to change. Verify current details in the mystc app or by calling 900 before ordering.
