Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks


The consumption of data from home connections has increased manifold in recent times. Whether users use it for streaming, work-from-home, or even small businesses, the need for reliable and seamless Wi-Fi connectivity across multiple devices has increased significantly. Although Internet Service Providers (ISPs) of the country provides a huge variety of broadband plans from affordable low-speed plans to high-end plans offering up to 1 Gbps of speed, most of the time, users want an adequate internet speed at a relatively affordable price. In this article, we are going to look at the plans provided by some of the major ISPs of the country under Rs 900 that offer 100 Mbps of internet speed.
The “Standard” Pack from Airtel
Airtel provides quite a few high-speed broadband plans using its advanced fibernet technology. The Fibre optic internet connection provides high download speed and less buffering. Airtel Provides a 100 Mbps broadband plan which is its “Standard” pack. This plan comes at a monthly cost of Rs 799, exclusive of taxes. The FUP data limit set on this plan is 3500GB or 3.5TB. Moreover, users also get free access to Wynk Music and the online learning app Shaw Academy.
The 100 Mbps Plan from Excitel
Excitel uses its European technology to provide a high-speed and consistent internet connection for its users. It offers various plans according to the different needs of its consumers. The 100 Mbps plan from Excitel comes at different price tags and durations so as to cater to user convenience. The Fiber First from Excitel provides users with a 100 Mbps plan for a month at Rs 699. Users can also access the plan for three months, four months, six months, nine months, and 12 months for Rs 565, Rs 508, Rs 490, Rs 424, and Rs 399, respectively. However, the 9-month plan is available for only new subscribers to the service. Moreover, the plans from Excitel are truly unlimited, and no FUP data limit is levied upon.