Reliance Jio has launched a Rs 10,000 prepaid recharge that keeps your number active for three full years with a single payment. Announced on 6 November 2026 and available from 7 November, the plan offers 1,095 days of validity, 2.5GB of data every day, unlimited calls and unlimited 5G — and Jio says it locks in the price for the whole period, so no tariff hike can touch it for three years. Here is the full list of benefits, how it compares with Jio’s annual plan, and whether it is worth Rs 10,000.
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Jio Rs 10,000 Recharge Plan: Quick Facts
- Price: Rs 10,000 (prepaid, one-time)
- Validity: 1,095 days (3 years / 36 months)
- Daily data: 2.5GB high-speed data per day (2,737.5GB over the full period)
- Calls: unlimited local, STD and roaming calls
- SMS: 100 per day
- 5G: unlimited 5G for eligible users (5G phone + Jio True 5G coverage)
- After daily quota: speed drops to 64 Kbps
- Bundled benefits: JioHotstar Mobile + Hollywood, JioTV, 50GB JioAICloud, Canva Pro Lite for 12 months
- Effective cost: about Rs 9.13 per day, about Rs 278 per month
- Available from: 7 November 2026, via MyJio app, Jio website, Jio stores and authorised recharge channels
What You Get for Rs 10,000
The headline benefit is the validity: one recharge, 1,095 days of service — roughly three years without another recharge. Every day you get 2.5GB of high-speed data, which adds up to 2,737.5GB if you use the full quota every day. Calls are unlimited across all networks in India, and you get 100 SMS a day. Eligible users also get unlimited 5G data, though that needs a 5G phone and Jio True 5G coverage in your area — outside 5G coverage, the 2.5GB daily quota is what you use. Once the daily quota is over, speeds fall to 64 Kbps.
The plan also bundles JioHotstar Mobile + Hollywood, JioTV, 50GB of JioAICloud storage and a 12-month Canva Pro Lite subscription worth Rs 1,590. Note that the Canva subscription lasts only 12 months, not the full three years, and the reports do not spell out how long the JioHotstar access lasts — check both in the MyJio app before you pay.
Jio Rs 10,000 Plan vs Rs 3,599 Annual Plan
Jio’s Rs 3,599 annual plan is the closest comparison: it gives the same 2.5GB per day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS per day and unlimited 5G, but only for 365 days — 912.5GB in total. It also adds JioTV Pro, extra data and partner vouchers that the Rs 10,000 plan does not list. The difference is the price per month: about Rs 278 a month for the three-year plan against about Rs 300 a month for the annual plan. So the Rs 10,000 plan is cheaper per month and protects you from three years of possible tariff hikes — but it asks for Rs 10,000 upfront, while the annual plan asks for Rs 3,599 at a time.
How to Recharge the Jio Rs 10,000 Plan
The plan is available across India through the MyJio app, Jio’s official website, Jio retail stores and authorised third-party recharge channels. Because this is a new, high-value plan, confirm the benefits shown in the MyJio app before paying — one checker could not open Jio’s own plan page, and bundled-service terms can change.
Who Should Buy It — and Who Should Not
This plan makes sense if you are a long-term Jio user who wants to forget recharges for three years and lock in today’s price before any future tariff hike. At about Rs 9 a day it is also one of the cheapest per-day Jio plans for a 2.5GB daily user. It does not make sense if Rs 10,000 upfront is too much, if you use far less than 2.5GB a day (Jio’s cheaper voice-only plans may suit you better — see our Jio Voice Only Plans price list), or if you may switch networks within three years — a three-year lock-in only pays off if you stay. Light 5G users can also consider Jio’s Rs 15 one-day unlimited 5G pack — see our Jio Rs 15 Unlimited 5G Pack post.
Our take: for a settled Jio user, Rs 10,000 for three years of 2.5GB a day plus unlimited 5G is a genuinely good lock-in — just remember the Canva benefit ends after year one and the plan only pays off if you stay on Jio.
Would you pay Rs 10,000 once and forget recharges for three years — or is the upfront amount too much? Tell us in the comments.