Reliance Jio cuts back on benefits offered with Work From Home recharge plans

Reliance Jio has modified the benefits of its Work from home plans and now offers fixed data over your existing plans. Previously, Jio was offering 2GB data per day for 51 days under its work from home tariff plans, but now, there are three plans that serve as a top-up rather than a voucher with a validity.

Jio’s work from home plans start at Rs 151 and offers 30GB data over your current tariff plan. Similarly, Rs 201 voucher gives you 40GB worth of data and Rs 251 recharge plan offers 50GB data over the base plan validity. Do note, the work from home plans don’t come with any calling or SMS benefits and if you’re looking for add-on packs with calling and SMS benefits, Jio offers 4G data vouchers starting at Rs 11.

Reliance Jio Work from home plans

Reliance Jio earlier provided 2GB high-speed data per day under its work from home plan for 51 days for Rs 251. However, the company has now modified the benefits of the work from home plans and now offers fixed data with base plan validity.

Jio’s work from home packs is priced at Rs 151, Rs 201 and Rs 251 with 30GB/40GB/50GB data benefits. In comparison, the earlier work from the home plan offered 102GB data for 51 days and now for the same price, you get almost half the data and base plan validity. So, in addition to the work from the home pack, a Jio user also needs to have an active base plan which starts from Rs 149.

Jio also recently introduced two annual plans that come with a validity of 365 days. The plans are priced at Rs 2121 and Rs 2399, offering 1.5GB data per day and 2GB data/day respectively. Both these plans will set you up for a year without the need for you to recharge your Jio account regularly.

 

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