What is the best All-in-One Monthly Bundle in Kenya?

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Back in the day, calling was the most common way to stay in touch with friends and family. Then came the era of texting, that was quickly followed by the dawn of the digital age. Today, everyone you know has a smartphone.

Subscribing to an internet package, an SMS package and then hunting around for a decent calling rate tariff seems to be the order of the day. But even that is quickly changing. All major carriers in Kenya offer some form of All-In-One package that gives the users a data allocation, an often generous SMS allocation and a number of minutes, both on-net and off-net.

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We took a look at offers from all three major carriers in Kenya; Telkom Kenya, Airtel Kenya and Safaricom. Let us look at how they all stack up.

Telkom Kenya’s #MzitoBundle

Telkom Kenya is of course the third largest telco in Kenya and lately, they’ve been really pushing their new #MzitoBundle that carries all three packages in one. This table shows how much you get for how much money.

Mzito Bundle30 Days Validity
PriceKSHS4999991999
DataGB3717
Voice (On-Net and Off-net)Min100300600
SMS (All Local Networks)SMS100300600

Airtel Kenya’s UnlimiNet packages

Airtel Kenya already has an all-in-one bundle dubbed UnlimiNet. The bundle has been around since 2015 and hasn’t seen much revision since. That said, these are the monthly UnlimiNet bundles you can subscribe to and their rates.

UnlimiNET Monthly30 Days Validity
PriceKSHS3995001000*2000*
DataGB10.5715
Voice (On-Net)Min100 per Day1004001200
Voice (Off-net)Min100 per Month50
SMS (All Local Networks)SMS-500200010000

All UnlimiNet bundles come with free WhatsApp, Facebook & Twitter up to 100MB per day to be reset at midnight.

Safaricom’s All-In-One Bundles

Ksh 1,000Ksh 2,000Ksh 3,000
Minutes400 Min + 1GB Data1,000 Min+ 3GB Data1,500 Mins + 5GB Data
Minutes & Data200 Min + 4GB Data600 mins+ 12GB Datra900 Mins + 20GB Data
Data5 GB Data15GB Data25GB Data

Safaricom’s All in One bundle offer its users unlimited free WhatsApp for the entirety of the bundle validity period, even after your bundles run out.

Conclusion

As is the case with almost any product that all three telcos push, Telkom Kenya offers the most value for money, followed by Airtel Kenya and Safaricom….well, do they ever play fair?

Safaricom is unapologetically positioning itself as a premium brand, so offering its cult of avid users almost half of what underdog Telkom is offering doesn’t seem like it’ll hurt the giant telco’s reputation one bit.

If you are not fully dependent on Safaricom’s services like M-PESA, there are compelling offers for monthly bundles by Telkom Kenya and Airtel. But then you might have to check the kind of reception you receive from the other two before making the jump as their coverage has been known to be spotty at best in some areas.


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