Triple Play Broadband Plans: What are They and How They Differ from Standard Plans?

If there is one industry which has undergone a massive change this year, it has to be the wired broadband segment. This year, because of the arrival of the competition, the broadband sector in India has gone through a total revamp, and as a courtesy, we are getting to see a massive reboot of plans from the operators as well. Gone are the days when the operators used to ship a little data with select speed options and no freebies. Now similar to prepaid and postpaid plans, the broadband plans also come with lots of freebies as well. The creation of this new kind of wired fibre-based plan has also led to something known as the “Triple Play Plan” which ships three services under its tag. This is how the triple play plans work.

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What Actually are Triple Play Plans?

The Triple Play plans, as the name suggests, come bundled with three services. It is easy to get misguided with the name of Triple Play and to understand a totally different meaning for Triple Play while considering this definition. However, simply put, the Triple Play means that a particular broadband offering comes with a total of three bundled services which includes DTH, landline and a wired broadband offering. Coincidentally, the term was first used by Reliance Jio only which introduced the Triple Play plan in the pre-JioFiber launch period when it introduced the Triple Play plan for Jio employees. That was the first time that Reliance Jio had availed a Triple Play plan out in the market.