Airtel Data Booster Packs: Prices, Data and Validity

Sanjay Goyal
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Airtel's prepaid data booster packs now start at ₹22 for 1GB. The old ₹19 pack was raised to ₹22 in Airtel's July 2024 tariff revision. Boosters add data to an active prepaid plan and do not include calls or SMS.

Key facts

  • Cheapest booster: ₹22 for 1GB (was ₹19 before July 2024)
  • ₹33: 2GB for 1 day
  • ₹39: 3GB per day for 3 days
  • ₹49: unlimited data for 1 day
  • Larger packs go up to ₹200 for 30GB

Which booster to pick

For a one-day top-up, the ₹33 (2GB) and ₹49 (unlimited) packs are the main options. For a longer top-up, the ₹200 pack gives 30GB plus OTT apps for 28 days. Prices and benefits can change and vary by circle, so check the Airtel Thanks app before recharging.

What it means for retailers

Boosters are small, frequent recharges. Customers often still ask for the old ₹19 pack, so it helps to explain that the cheapest option is now ₹22.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest Airtel data booster?
₹22 for 1GB.

Does Airtel still have a ₹19 data pack?
No. It was raised to ₹22 in July 2024.

Sources: Analytics Insight (September 2026), TelecomTalk.

Correction (October 26, 2026): An earlier version of this article said Airtel boosters started at ₹19. The ₹19 pack was raised to ₹22 in July 2024. The article has been rewritten.

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Sanjay Goyal is the Editor-in-Chief of The Mobile Times, India's leading telecom and technology news publication. Based in Jaipur, Rajasthan, he covers India's telecom industry with a focus on 5G rollout, TRAI regulatory developments, smartphone market trends, and the evolving digital landscape for mobile retailers and industry professionals. With deep expertise in the Indian telecom ecosystem — including Jio, Airtel, BSNL, and Vi — Sanjay brings practical, trade-focused analysis to topics ranging from spectrum policy to enterprise IoT and AI adoption. He founded The Mobile Times to serve India's mobile retail and telecom business community with timely, accurate, and actionable news.
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