Jio Fibre launch today: From offers to registration, all you need to know

JioFibre customers will get free voice calls for life from landline, 100 mbps to 1 gigabit per second broadband speed for subscription starting from Rs 700 a month

Telecom operator Reliance Jio is slated to launch optic fibre-based Jio Fibre broadband service today.

At the company's Annual General Meeting (AGM) last month, Reliance Industries Chairman and Managing Director Mukesh Ambani announced that JioFibre customers would get free voice calls for life from landline, 100 megabit (mbps) to 1 gigabit per second broadband speed for subscription starting Rs 700 a month and a free HD TV set on commitment to an annual plan.

Jio is targeting 35 million subscribers within the first year of commercially operationalising the broadband business. Officials told PTI the company would target 1,600 towns from the first day of the launch and would initially try to reach out to the rest of the country through 30,000 local cable operators who are aligned to three multi-system operators acquired by it recently.

Here are details about the Jio Fiber service that goes commercial today:

Jio Fiber plans

Though the company is yet to unviel official plan details, Reliance Jio has made it clear that the plans will range from Rs 700 and Rs 10,000 per month. The speed will vary from 100 Mbps to 1Gbps, depending on the plan you buy.

How to get Jio Fiber connection

1. Visit the Jio Fiber official website

2. Enter your address for the Jio Fiber connection

3. Enter asked details like you name and mobile number

4. Click 'Generate OTP'

5. Enter the OTP you received on your phone

6. A Reliance Jio executive will visit your place to verify all information and share other details

Will Jio Fiber come bundled with cable TV services?

Cable TV subscription is not a part of the plans, according to news agency PTI.

Subscribers will have to pay separately for receiving the TV services which will be delivered either through the cable fibre or by getting a DTH service.

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