Vodacom data special pricing comparison

Vodacom recently launched 1GB for R99 and 2GB for R149 data promotions. This is how the promotional prices compare with competing services

February 8, 2012
Mobile operators

Vodacom recently (6 February 2012) announced that they have slashed their broadband prices in a new broadband promotion.

“The launch of a Broadband Standard MyGig 1 and MyGig 2 data contract promotion which runs from 07 February 2012 to 06 May 2012 is the latest in a series of data promotions from Vodacom,” the company said in a press statement.

“With this latest promotion, Vodacom has broken the R100 price point on big data bundles – customers will now pay only R99 for 1GB.”

Vodacom’s latest broadband promotion slashes their own standard data prices by up to 60%, but how does it stack up against competing offerings from Cell C, 8ta and MTN?

The answer is: very well.

Vodacom’s latest broadband promotions are currently the most affordable contract offerings in the local mobile broadband market, as shown in the table below.

1GB data contracts
Service Standard data Extra data Price OOB Minimum Cost/GB Basic Cost/GB
Vodacom MyGig 1 1 1 99 1.00 49.50 99.00
Cell C 1 0 199 0.39 199.00 199.00
8ta Internet 1 0.65 0 150 0.30 230.77 230.77
MTN 1 0 289 0.29 289.00 289.00
2GB data contracts
Vodacom MyGig 2 2 2 149 0.17 37.25 74.50
MTN 2 0 149 0.29 74.50 74.50
8ta Internet 2 1.5 0 210 0.30 140.00 140.00
Cell C 2 0 299 0.39 149.50 149.50

Tags: 8ta, Cell C, Headline, MTN, Vodacom

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