Vodafone Idea (Vi) has now increased the tariff rate on its prepaid plans by 20 to 25% after Airtel increased the tariff rate on its prepaid plans by 25%. The company made the disclosure in an exchange filing today. The new plan will come into effect from November 25. The company said the new plan would improve the process of ARPU on average revenue. This will help the company overcome the financial crisis.
Vi has increased the tariff rate of prepaid plans by 20 to 25%
After Vi, now Reliance Jio can also make its prepaid plans more expensive
Vodafone-Idea has 270 million wireless users across the country. This includes both prepaid and postpaid. This means that the increased prices will affect all Vodafone prepaid users. After Airtel and Vi, now Reliance Jio can also make its prepaid plans more expensive. Geo's prepaid plans are the cheapest right now.
How expensive will Vi's tariff plan be?
Vodafone-Idea users will now have to spend Rs 99 for an expensive Rs 79 plan, which means their cheapest plan has been increased by Rs 20 and Rs 2399 for an annual validity plan of Rs 2399, which means they have to pay Rs 500 more. . The company's top-up plans have also been made expensive.
The gap between the old and new prices of Airtel's plan
Why did Airtel make the plan expensive?
Bharti Airtel said it was necessary to raise rates for a good and healthy business model. The user (ARPU) on average revenue should be Rs.200 and then it should be increased to Rs.300 so that companies can get a fair return on the amount invested.
Airtel plans up to 50% more expensive than jio
After this increase, Airtel's prepaid plans will be 30 to 50% more expensive than Geo. Geo's 2GB and 28-day plan is priced at Rs 129, with Airtel's plan priced at Rs 179. A daily 1.5GB 84-day validity plan at Geo costs Rs 555, with Airtel customers paying Rs 719.
