Airtel Black launches today that lets users combine DTH, Postpaid, and fiber services

Last updated on July 5th, 2021 at 04:22 am

On Friday, Airtel launches Airtel Black at a virtual meeting that will allow its subscribers to combine their postpaid, direct-to-home (DTH), and fiber internet under one bill. The telco will allow users to combine at least two or more services.

Airtel Black will be available from July 2 and is offering a plan where users can get one DTH connection and two postpaid mobiles at Rs. 998 for a month or one DTH connection with 3 mobile postpaid connections at Rs. 1,349.

Customers can likewise get one fiber internet connection and two postpaid mobile connections at Rs. 1,598 for a month or pick the top-end plan that offers three mobile connections, one fiber, and a DTH connection at a month-to-month charge of Rs. 2,099.

If you would prefer not to go for the fixed plans, You can make your own plan with Airtel Black plan by bundling or more services that users have. But, this program doesn’t apply to Airtel prepaid connections.

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Customers can get an Airtel Black fixed plan or pack at least two of their Airtel administrations under the new program by giving a missed call at 8826655555. Airtel will likewise permit the changes straightforwardly through the Airtel Thanks app. Further, clients can visit their nearby Airtel store to get on the Airtel Black program.

The overall experience that Airtel is giving through Airtel Black is similar to One Airtel service that appeared as a patched-up rendition of Airtel Home. There are, however, changes concerning rentals asthey currently cost more to clients.

Airtel is expecting to improve its normal revenue per client (ARPU) with the new launch. However, this isn’t the first run-through when the telco has wanted to convey a differential offering for a specific group of clients.