HIGHLIGHTS
- Every day, Jio’s new Rs 866 prepaid plan provides 2GB of 5G connectivity.
- The three-month Swiggy One Lite subscription is the plan’s main selling point.
- With the plan, customers who order food for more than Rs 149 can receive 10 complimentary home deliveries.
Reliance Jio is launching a new prepaid package priced at Rs 866 in an effort to draw in new users. A Swiggy One Lite membership is included in this package, which gives consumers benefits when using the app to order meals.
According to the firm, Jio prepaid consumers may enjoy free on-demand delivery of food, groceries, and other items from Swiggy with this package, along with continuous communication.
Subscription of Swiggy One Lite with Jio’s Rs. 866 prepaid plan
- Every day, Jio’s new Rs 866 prepaid plan provides 2GB of 5G connectivity.
- The new plan offers unlimited voice calls in addition to data.
- The validity period for the new Jio Rs 866 package is 84 days.
- Jio’s welcome offer includes unlimited 5G data for customers as well.
The three-month Swiggy One Lite subscription, valued at Rs 600, is the plan’s main selling point. The advantages of the new Rs 866 prepaid plan for Jio customers are listed below.
- For meal orders over Rs 149, users can receive 10 complimentary home deliveries.
- Instamart members can also receive 10 complimentary home delivery for orders exceeding Rs 199.
- There won’t be any additional fees for food or Instamart delivery during peak hours.
- In addition to their normal offers, they can get extra discounts of up to 30 percent at over 20,000 food delivery restaurants.
- Deliveries from Genie that cost more than Rs 60 are discounted by 10%.
Separately, according to a report by Times of India Jio and Bharti Airtel are leading the race to deploy 5G. They still haven’t revealed all the specifics of their 5G ambitions, though.
Jio is reportedly not planning to raise the cost of its 5G services. It appears that gaining more customers is the primary focus rather than raising rates, particularly in light of the trend toward data plans that require substantial internet usage.
