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About

We list plans. Operators take the money.

RechargeHub is a discovery platform for prepaid plans, bill payments and the offers that apply to them across India. It exists because comparing a ₹299 pack against a ₹379 pack is genuinely hard when every operator describes the same thing differently, and because the offer that would have saved you ₹75 is usually sitting in an app you did not open.

53 plans tracked45 operatorsZero commission

No payments taken

No checkout, no card details, no OTP. Ever.

No commission

No affiliate links and no paid ranking, anywhere.

Dated prices

Every plan names its source.

Stated limits

Where a rule is unclear we say so instead of guessing.

What we do

We read tariff pages, record what each plan costs and contains, and note the source and its date. We list a bank, UPI or wallet offer only once its terms and end date are on the provider's own page.

Then we get out of the way. Every recharge button on this site opens the operator's own page.

What we do not do

We do not take payments. There is no checkout here, no card field, no UPI collect request and no OTP screen — which also means there is nothing on this site for a recharge scam to work against.

We do not run affiliate links, sponsored placements or paid rankings. Plans are ordered by whichever sort you pick and nothing else. That is why we have no commercial reason to steer you toward a costlier pack, and why a page can tell you BSNL undercuts everyone by ₹1,200 without it costing us anything.

Where the numbers come from

Prices come from the operator's own plan page where we can read it, otherwise from a dated report by a telecom news site, and each plan page links its source. Each plan card names its source and that source's date, because a price with no source attached is a claim rather than a fact.

We do not keep a price history yet, so we do not show price-drop badges or trend lines. When an operator changes a price, the news page records it with a link to the report.

What we get wrong

Operators reprice without notice and coupon codes die when their redemption cap is hit. Both happen faster than any comparison site updates, ours included. Treat every figure here as the price its source showed, confirm the final amount on the operator's checkout, and tell us when something is stale.

Corrections are the most useful thing anyone sends us.

Found a price that has moved?

Tell us and we will check it against the operator's page.

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