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Telkom LIT prices increased

CAPE TOWN – Telkom has increased the price of its LIT streaming bundles.

Launched in 2017,  LIT bundles offers video and music streaming content from multiple service providers that are valid for 31 days. The price of the original LIT 50GB Video bundle increased from R229 to R400, while the 10GB music package increased from R99 to R100.

LIT Music is only supported for Google Play Music, Apple Music and Simfy Africa.  LIT Streaming supports Google Movies, YouTube, DStv Now, Showmax, Netflix, Google Play Music, Apple Music, and Simfy Africa.

Here are the new prices for the service:

LIT Streaming Bundles
Bundle Size Validity Price
500MB 31 Days R40.00
1GB 31 Days R60.00
2GB 31 Days R100.00
3GB 31 Days R140.00
5GB 31 Days R200.00
10GB 31 Days R280.00
25GB 31 Days R350.00
50GB 31 Days R400.00
250MB 7 Days R15.00
500MB 7 Days R25.00
1GB 7 Days R40.00
2GB 7 Days R70.00
3GB 7 Days R100.00
5GB 7 Days R150.00
75MB 1 Day R4.00
100MB 1 Day R7.00
250MB 1 Day R13.00
500MB 1 Day R20.00
1GB 1 Day R30.00
2GB 1 Day R50.00
LIT Music Streaming
Bundle Size Validity Price
10GB 31 Days R100.00

Source:

BusinessReport

 

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