Most Expensive Broadband Plans in India

The highest broadband plan of JioFiber is available for Rs 8499, excluding GST. Under the plan, users get 1Gbps internet speed. The FUP limit of the broadband plan is 6600GB

Highlights

  • ACT GIGA is the most expensive broadband plan offered that retails for Rs 5999
  • Spectra users have to submit a refundable security amount of Rs 4,000 for the Airmesh Infinity plan
  • ACT users can get a SonyLiv subscription for just Rs 299 per month

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Broadband Plans
Broadband service providers have curated ample plans that meet the expectations of normal and avid internet users. Since the demand for internet connections have increased in the recent period, broadband service providers have developed a range of premium plans that are packed with high-speed internet and other benefits. In this article, we will list all the premium and expensive plans from renowned service providers like Airtel Xstream Fiber, JioFiber, Spectra and ACT.

JioFiber Rs 8499 Broadband Plan

JioFiber is known for its exclusive benefits and high-speed internet plans. The highest broadband plan of JioFiber is available for Rs 8499, excluding GST. Under the plan, users will get 1Gbps internet speed. The FUP limit of the broadband plan is 6600GB. Once the FUP limit is over, the internet speed will be reduced. Users will also get free voice calling benefits. Additional benefits of the broadband plan include free trials and subscription to Netflix (premium), Amazon Prime Video, Disney+Hotstar VIP, Zee5, Hoichoi and many more. The validity of the broadband plan is 30 days.




ACT GIGA Rs 5999 Broadband Plan

ACT GIGA is the most expensive broadband plan offered that retails for Rs 5999. Under the plan, users get 1000 Mbps internet speed up to 5500GB. Once the data limit is over, the internet speed will be reduced to 5 Mbps. Additional benefits of the plan include one month free trial of Zee5, EpicOn. Not only this, but users can get a SonyLiv subscription for just Rs 299 per month.

Spectra Rs 2499 Airmesh Infinity

Specta Airmesh Infinity is the most demanded broadband plan that offers 1 Gbps internet speed. Spectra provides an enterprise-grade router that holds power to provide strong signals for up to 100 sq. meters with a multi-router option. The broadband plan is available for Rs 2499 excluding GST. Users also have to submit a refundable security amount of Rs 4,000.

Airtel Xstream Rs 3999 VIP Broadband Plan

Airtel broadband plans directly compete with plans rolled out by competitors. The expensive broadband plan is dubbed the VIP plan, and it is available for Rs 3999 excluding GST. Under the plan, users get 1 Gbps internet speed. The FUP limit of the broadband plan is 3300GB. Once users have exhausted the FUP limit, the internet speed will be reduced. Users also get unlimited local/ STD calling benefits. Additional benefits of the Airtel Xstream VIP broadband plan includes a subscription to Disney+Hotstar, Amazon Prime, Wynk Music and Airtel Xstream.

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