New Delhi: Bharti Airtel is now doing many good upgrades just to beat the most used network operator Jio; they just want to surpass Jio’s network, so that users can first choose Airtel without any thinking. First, Airtel have provided a free subscription of Perplexity Pro to their prepaid users, and now they are offering Apple Music subscriptions to their prepaid users for free, without charging a penny, which is pretty much amazing for those users who use this Airtel simcard, for those this is a benefit for the users.
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Airtel is offering up to six months of Apple Music at no extra cost. Once the free period ends, the subscription automatically renews at Rs 119 per month. Airtel has not made an official announcement yet, so the exact eligibility rules are still unclear for the users. However, some of the reports indicate that the benefit is not limited to only high-value or unlimited 5G plans. Apple Music access through Airtel was available only for broadband and postpaid customers. Extending it to prepaid users makes sense, given that this is the operator’s largest customer base.
This is not the first time for Airtel to add digital services to its recharge packs, the company has been actively bundling entertainment and productivity platforms with its official plans. They have also offered last year for their prepaid pack that included subscriptions to over 25 OTT platforms such as Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, Zee5, SonyLIV, and Lionsgate Play. These plans start from Rs 279 and go up to Rs 1,729, with the validity and data benefits.
Besides all of these, Airtel has also offered their prepaid users, which they have partnered with Perplexity AI to provide customers free access to its premium Pro Plan, which is valued at nearly Rs 17,000 which is high amount for the subscriptions, but Airtel have offered an big benefit to their users by giving the subscription for free of cost without charging any single penny from the users. Adding Apple Music to prepaid plans shows that Airtel is continuing to expand its digital partnerships for many prepaid users who usually rely on the free or ad-supported music applications. The six-month trial could be a good opportunity to try out Triple’s streaming service.
