Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel are India’s top telecom operators, offering a wide range of prepaid plans for different types of users.
From basic calling packs to high-data plans, both brands have something for everyone.
If you use the internet heavily—streaming, gaming, or working online—then 3GB per day plans are among the most popular choices.
But which provider gives you more for your money? Let’s break down and compare Jio and Airtel’s 3GB/day prepaid plans.
Jio 3GB Per Day Prepaid Plans
Rs. 449 Plan
Validity: 84 days
Benefits: 3GB data per day, unlimited calls, and 100 SMS per day
Extras: Free access to JioTV, JioCloud, and a 2-month trial of JioHome. Users also get a small cashback on JioGold.
Rs. 1,199 Plan
Same daily benefits as the Rs. 449 plan
Additional Perk: A 3-month Disney+ Hotstar subscription, perfect for streaming movies, sports, and shows.
Rs. 1,799 Plan
Includes all daily benefits plus a Netflix Basic subscription
Ideal for users who love premium streaming content every day.
Jio’s 3GB/day plans clearly focus on entertainment, giving users a mix of long validity and OTT benefits at competitive prices.
Airtel 3GB Per Day Prepaid Plans
Airtel also offers 3GB/day plans with unlimited calls and 100 SMS per day, along with added perks like entertainment subscriptions and better spam protection.
Rs. 838 Plan
Validity: 56 days
Benefits: 3GB data per day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS per day
Extras: Access to Airtel Xstream Play, which combines content from over 25 OTT platforms, plus Amazon Prime Lite.
Rs. 1,798 Plan
Validity: 84 days
Benefits: 3GB data per day, unlimited calls, and 100 SMS
Extras: Comes with a Netflix Basic subscription instead of Amazon Prime Lite, perfect for users who enjoy premium shows and movies.
Airtel’s focus is on offering bundled entertainment options through its Airtel Xstream platform, giving users a single app to access multiple OTT services.
Which Plan Should You Choose?
If you want more OTT variety and longer validity at a lower price, Jio’s plans are slightly better suited for entertainment lovers.
However, if you prefer a more integrated experience with multiple streaming services under one platform, Airtel’s Xstream-based plans might be the right fit.
Ultimately, your choice depends on what you stream, how much data you need, and how much you’re willing to spend.
Both Jio and Airtel deliver strong value—just in different ways.
