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Airtel Family Postpaid Plan: One Recharge for Two, Costs Just ’350 Per Person!
- •Amid rising mobile recharge costs, Airtel offers an affordable family postpaid plan for multiple connections.
- •The ’699 monthly family postpaid plan includes one primary and one free add-on connection, costing approximately ’350 per user.
- •This plan provides unlimited 4G/5G data, unlimited calling, and 100 daily SMS for both connections.
- •Entertainment benefits include Amazon Prime, JioHotstar, Google One, Airtel Xstream Play Premium, and various security features.
- •Up to 9 additional add-on connections can be added to the family plan, with each paid SIM costing an extra ’349 per month.
Key Questions Answered
Airtel's 699 rupees per month family postpaid plan includes two connections consisting of one primary and one free add-on SIM. It offers unlimited 4G and 5G high-speed data, unlimited local and roaming calling, and 100 free daily SMS. Additionally, it provides 6 months of Amazon Prime Mobile Subscription, 1 year of JioHotstar Mobile Access, 6 months of Google One 100GB storage, 3 months of Airtel Xstream Play Premium, 1 year of Adobe Express Premium, Hello Tunes, and various security features.
Up to 9 additional add-on connections can be added to Airtel's family plan based on user needs. Each additional paid SIM costs an extra 349 rupees per month. Furthermore, a data add-on SIM for internet-only devices like tablets or smartwatches can be obtained for 149 rupees per month, which utilizes the data quota of the primary parent plan.
Airtel's entry-level personal postpaid plan costs 449 rupees per month plus an 18% GST. It offers unlimited 4G and 5G data with no daily limits, unlimited local, STD, and national roaming calls, and 100 free SMS daily. It also features Fast Lane Technology for fast internet, 6 months of Google One 100GB storage, 3 months of Airtel Xstream Play Premium, 1 year of Adobe Express Premium, Hello Tunes, 'Blue Ribbon Bag' service, and security protections like spam call and fake link blocking.
