5G Tariff Bundle - Insight into 200+ operators' 5G pricing

5G Tariff Bundle - Insight into 200+ operators' 5G pricing

5G Tariff Bundle - Insight into 200+ operators' 5G pricing
Telecomspricing released its latest edition of the ‘5G Tariff Bundle’ providing an insight into 5G pricing adopted across 69 countries.

The 12 edition of the 5G Tariff Tracker covers pricing for 200 operoatrs countries. Each update includes the latest launches. Detailed information such as price in local currency and Euros, inclusive allowances, speeds and Value added and how 5G pricing compares with 4G pricing is provided in an easy-to-use format.

Additionally, there is an analysis provided in PowerPoint comparing the new services launched along with an analysis across all offerings.

The Research finds that different approaches have been taken:

Charging 5G as a premium is discontinued by a number of operators, many make 5Ga available across its entire postpaid portfolio.

Launching new set of price plans

5G is being made increasingly available to the prepaid segments.

Sub-brands and MVNO start introducing 5G with some of them across the entire portfolio with others just for the highest priced plans.

Download speeds are as high as up to 2 Gbps, with the most common average advertised download speed now being 1,000 Mbps.

The majority of 5G plans are still based on data consumed rather than on download speed, but this is changing.

Highest 5G price levels are to be found in the Middle East though also have the highest mobile data allowances.

Launch of 5G home internet services across the globe.

5G services are still at an emergent stage in some countries, with network coverage, the availability and the purchase cost of handsets acting as barriers to mass market deployment. The deployment of 5G already has been surprisingly widespread when compared with the early stage of 4G LTE.