For those tired of frequent recharges, long-term prepaid plans are the perfect solution. Both Jio and Airtel offer 90-day validity plans, packed with unlimited calling, high-speed data, SMS benefits, and exclusive entertainment subscriptions.
In this article, we break down the best 90-day prepaid plans from Jio, Airtel, and Vi, highlighting their benefits, data limits, and added perks to help you choose the right one.

Best Jio Prepaid Plans for 90 Days
1. Jio ₹899 Prepaid Plan – High Data with Extra Benefits
✔ Validity: 90 Days
✔ Data: 2GB per day + Extra 20GB Bonus Data
✔ Calls: Unlimited
✔ SMS: 100 SMS per day
✔ Additional Perks:
- Unlimited 5G data for eligible users
- Access to Jio Cloud for storage
- Jio TV Subscription
Why Choose It?
If you’re looking for high-speed data and seamless entertainment, this plan offers a great mix of daily data, bonus GBs, and premium access to Jio services.
2. Jio ₹195 Prepaid Plan – Budget-Friendly with Hotstar Subscription
✔ Validity: 90 Days
✔ Data: 15GB total (No daily limit)
✔ Calls: Unlimited
✔ Subscription: JioHotstar Mobile for 90 Days
Why Choose It?
For users who need moderate data usage but want an OTT subscription, this plan is cost-effective while still offering entertainment benefits.
3. Jio ₹100 Data Pack – Extra Data with Free Hotstar Subscription
✔ Validity: 90 Days
✔ Data: 5GB Total
✔ Subscription: JioHotstar Mobile or TV for 90 Days
Why Choose It?
This plan is perfect for users who need additional data without changing their existing prepaid plan.
Best Airtel Prepaid Plans for 90 Days
1. Airtel ₹929 Prepaid Plan – Full Value Pack with Extra Perks
✔ Validity: 90 Days
✔ Data: 1.5GB per day
✔ Calls: Unlimited
✔ SMS: 100 SMS per day
✔ Additional Benefits:
- Airtel Xstream App access
- Snap Call feature
- Free Hellotunes
- Apollo 24/7 Circle Membership
- SMS Alert Service
Why Choose It?
Airtel’s ₹929 plan is an all-in-one solution for those needing balanced daily data, premium app access, and extra services.
Bhupendra Singh Chundawat is a seasoned technology journalist with over 22 years of experience in the media industry. He specializes in covering the global technology landscape, with a deep focus on manufacturing trends and the geopolitical impact on tech companies. Currently serving as the Editor at Udaipur Kiran, his insights are shaped by decades of hands-on reporting and editorial leadership in the fast-evolving world of technology.

