OTTplay, an Indian OTT content aggregator, has announced a partnership with Netplus, an Internet Service Provider in Punjab, to launch a bundled Internet service plan and digital entertainment package. With this partnership, OTTplay aims to cater to the growing demand for regional content and expand its footprint in Punjab, the company said in a joint statement on Monday.
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Details of the New Netplus Plan
The new Netplus plan offers a 100 Mbps internet connection bundled with access to 25 OTT platforms, including ZEE5, Sony LIV, Chaupal Punjabi, Lionsgate, and Shemaroo. Priced at Rs 599 + GST, this plan promises a rich digital content experience alongside high-speed internet, the company said.
Commenting on the partnership, Avinash Mudaliar, CEO and Co-founder of OTTplay, expressed, "This alliance will enable us to deliver exceptional entertainment experiences to our audience in Punjab. We hope that this partnership will be fruitful in light of the rising demand for regional content consumption. Our combined strengths will significantly enhance the digital viewing experience and expand our cumulative reach in this vibrant market."
"We are very excited and confident that this partnership will empower us to deliver best-in-class entertainment to over 3 million broadband and cable subscribers," said Prem Ojha, CEO of Netplus. "Our attractive bundled plans, including high-speed broadband, unlimited voice, a rich OTT package, and comprehensive video content, continue to be very affordable and the most attractive in the market."
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OTTplay and Netplus Broadband Services
With OTTplay Premium, the platform offers a selection of content from 40 OTT platforms based on users' unique preferences. Netplus Broadband is a regional ISP (Internet Service Provider) in Punjab, offering an FTTH network to residential, SME, and corporate customers across major cities and townships of urban Punjab, and via hotspot wireless broadband in rural Punjab. According to the company, the ISP serves over 7 lakh customers across 8 states with its FTTH network.
