Jio All-in-One Plans Launched Starting From Rs. 222: Data Benefit, Validity And More

| Published: Monday, October 21, 2019, 16:14 [IST]

After the IUC charges and special top-up plans, Reliance Jio has come up with All-in-One plans starting from Rs. 222. These plans offer 2GB daily data and unlimited voice calling from Jio to Jio. The new plans come with additional 1,000 IUC minutes to other networks so that subscribers need to recharge with the IUC top-up plans.

Well, the new Jio All-in-One plans are priced at Rs. 222, Rs. 333, and Rs. 444. These plans are touted to be 20% to 50% cheaper than the existing plans from rival telecom operators. Notably, these plans are valid for a period of up to three months.

Jio All-in-One Plans Launched

The new Jio All-in-One plan priced at Rs. 222 provides 2GB of data per day all through the validity period, unlimited calls from Jio to Jio, and 1,000 minutes of voice calls to other networks. This plan has a validity of one month (28 days).

The Rs. 333 prepaid plan launched by the telco offers the same benefits but it is valid for two months, which is 56 days. And, the Rs. 444 Jio All-in-One plan comes with similar benefits for a period of 84 days. Basically, with every additional Rs. 111 of additional payment over the entry-level plan, the telco offers an additional one month of benefits.

How Is It Beneficial?

If you wondering how these new All-in-One plans are beneficial for subscribers, then you need to know that it is much cheaper including the IUC top-up packs with the base recharge plan. For instance, the Rs. 444 plan will offer 1,000 minutes free off-network calls that have to be purchased by paying an additional amount of Rs. 80 over the Rs. 448 prepaid plan. Also, it offers additional data at Re. 1 per GB with the new plans.

Well, this move from Reliance Jio comes after the removal of the Rs. 19 and Rs. 52 sachet packs for prepaid users. These recharge packs have been rendered useless after the launch of the IUC top-up vouchers to provide free off-network calls instead of paying 60 paise per minute to call numbers belonging to the other networks.