Low Range Postpaid Plans from Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea Compared

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Everyone in the telecom industry knows that the postpaid plans are indispensable for the telecom operators. The postpaid plans are an essential source of revenue for the companies, as even though there are fewer subscribers in the loop, the revenue generated by these customers is substantial for the telcos. Currently, the top three telcos in the industry are all shipping postpaid plans, but the thing to note is that all the postpaid plans by the telcos are different and not really competitive in the lower price ranges. Creating the differences between these plans is the pricing and the benefits which these offerings bundle. So, let’s take a look at these lower rung postpaid plans by the telecom operators.




Reliance Jio Postpaid Plan of Rs 199

Reliance Jio’s postpaid offering is the simplest one across all the telecom operators. When it comes to postpaid, the telecom operator does not have a strong front, and it merely offers a single postpaid plan of Rs 199. The Rs 199 postpaid plan by Reliance Jio bundles 25GB data per month along with unlimited local, STD and roaming calls. There is also a charge levied of Rs 20 per GB in case the subscribers use data beyond the limit of 25GB. The subscribers will also enjoy SMS services on this plan. Also, they will be able to activate international roaming with a single click, without any cost.

Airtel Postpaid Plan of Rs 499

Airtel, in its postpaid plan revision has done a significant change and upped the base price of its plans. The Bharti Mittal led telco has now postpaid plans which start at Rs 499, and there is no lesser priced postpaid plan from the telco. This Rs 499 postpaid plan from the telco offers 75GB data per month, but the data is accompanied by the data rollover feature. Besides this, the plan also bundles local, STD and roaming calls. The subscribers will enjoy free Netflix subscription of three months with this plan in addition to getting Amazon Prime one year subscription. Additional benefits include Airtel TV premium subscription and handset protection plan.

Vodafone Postpaid Plan of Rs 399

Vodafone has postpaid plans starting at Rs 399 which offers 40GB data to the subscribers with rollover option up to 200GB. Combined with this data is unlimited calling. Further, the subscribers enjoy Vodafone Play subscription for a year, Amazon Prime subscription for a year, Mobile Insurance worth Rs 999, ZEE5 subscription and more.

Idea Postpaid Plan of Rs 399

Similar to Vodafone, Idea also offers a postpaid plan of Rs 399 bundling 40GB data per month with up to 200GB data carryover. The plan bundles unlimited local, STD and roaming calls. Along with this, the subscribers enjoy 100 SMS in the plan. The benefits in this plan include a free subscription to Idea Movies and TV, and apart from that, there are no additional features.

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