Jio’s OTT Pass costs ₹200 for 28 days and gives 30GB of data, unlimited 5G, 15 OTT apps and more than 1,000 JioTV channels.
It became available on May 27, 2026, replacing the ₹200 Mega Content Add-On, TelecomTalk reported. It is an add-on: prepaid users need an active Jio base plan, and it does not replace one for calls and SMS. Details are based on Business Today.
What the Jio OTT Pass includes
| Benefit | Details |
|---|---|
| Price | ₹200, about ₹7.14 a day |
| Validity | 28 days |
| Data | 30GB |
| 5G | Unlimited, tied to the active base plan |
| Direct apps | YouTube Premium, JioHotstar Mobile + Hollywood, Prime Video Mobile Edition |
| Through JioTV | SonyLIV, ZEE5, Lionsgate Play, Discovery+, Sun NXT, FanCode, Kanccha Lannka, Planet Marathi, Chaupal, Hoichoi, TimesPlay, Tarang Plus |
| Live TV | 1,000+ channels |
Check MyJio before recharging, as benefits change.
Who should buy it
The pack makes most sense for someone already paying for YouTube Premium, which costs ₹149 a month on its own. Jio values the bundled services at about ₹1,500 a month, but that only counts if the customer uses them. Unlimited 5G depends on the base plan, and YouTube Premium needs to be claimed in MyJio.
Airtel and Vi also sell ₹200 entertainment packs. Airtel’s Box Office Pack adds Prime Video and JioHotstar, while Vi’s includes 20 OTT apps and live TV. The useful comparison is which apps a customer actually watches.
Rival ₹200 packs include Vi’s Movies & TV pack and Airtel’s Box Office Pack, both with 30GB for 28 days. Jio also bundles YouTube Premium with four recharges, and our OTT plans guide compares the cheapest bundles.
Why it matters for mobile shops
This is an easy add-on sale for a Jio customer who pays for apps separately. Check that the customer has an active base plan first, because a customer without one will not get calling from this pack. Remind them to claim YouTube Premium, as it does not start on its own.
