InsidePanamaComparisons
Which internet provider in Panama? Comparison of the 4 major operators: fiber, real speed (tested at home in Costa del Este and Boquete), pricing, static IP, reliability.
Updated : May 2026
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| Service | Score | Price | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
 +Movil Hogar (CWP)WinnerFibre 1 Gbps la plus stable à Panama City. IP fixe disponible, support qui répond. | 4.5 | 65 USD | See offer ↗ |
Cable & Wireless Fibra (entreprise)Solution business CWP avec SLA, IP fixes incluses, support 24/7. Pour télétravail intensif. | 4.4 | 180 USD | See offer ↗ |
Tigo HogarMeilleure couverture province. Fibre dispo à Boquete, David, Bocas. Bon réseau Tigo Money intégré. | 4.3 | 60 USD | See offer ↗ |
Claro HogarBon rapport qualité-prix à Panama City, support inégal. Forfaits combinés Claro Móvil intéressants. | 4.0 | 55 USD | See offer ↗ |
+Movil Hogar (CWP)
4.5
Fibre 1 Gbps la plus stable à Panama City. IP fixe disponible, support qui répond.
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Cable & Wireless Fibra (entreprise)
4.4
Solution business CWP avec SLA, IP fixes incluses, support 24/7. Pour télétravail intensif.
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Tigo Hogar
4.3
Meilleure couverture province. Fibre dispo à Boquete, David, Bocas. Bon réseau Tigo Money intégré.
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Claro Hogar
4.0
Bon rapport qualité-prix à Panama City, support inégal. Forfaits combinés Claro Móvil intéressants.
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Our pick
For an expat in Panama City, +Movil Hogar wins on 1 Gbps stability and static-IP availability. Tigo Hogar stays the best provincial choice.
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+Movil Hogar (formerly Cable & Wireless) offers the most stable fiber in Panama City with 300 Mbps to 1 Gbps plans. Tigo Hogar (formerly Cable Onda) covers provinces better. Claro Hogar has good fiber in Panama City but uneven support. Cwp and Tigo are the only reliable options in Boquete and David.
100 Mbps fiber: $30-40/month. 300 Mbps fiber: $50-65/month. 1 Gbps fiber: $80-110/month. 12-month commitment typical for promotional rates. A WiFi box is usually included; otherwise $5-8/month rental.
Yes — +Movil Hogar and Tigo Hogar offer static IP for an extra ~$10-15/month (useful for self-hosted servers, VPN, corporate remote work). Claro and residential Cable & Wireless default to dynamic IPs.
In Panama City: very reliable, stable fiber, <1% downtime. In provinces (Boquete, Bocas, Pedasí): varies by operator, frequent micro-outages during rainy season (May-November). Tip: a UPS (~$50) is recommended everywhere.
Panama allows all VPNs. A VPN isn't needed for security (no censorship in the country), but it's useful for: Netflix/Disney+ access from other countries, European banks (which sometimes block foreign IPs), sports streaming. NordVPN and ExpressVPN work well from Panama.
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