Telkom announces new prices

 ·28 Jun 2013

Telkom has announced its new tariff adjustments which will kick in on 1 August 2013, which sees an overall increase of 1.3% on basic voice and data connectivity services.

Telkom said that it endeavoured to contain the adjustments to a minimum and kept them significantly lower than inflation, which is currently at 5.6%.

Telkom’s new prices include a decrease in the tariffs for outgoing fixed to mobile calls of 3.1% to R1.30 (Incl VAT) per minute during peak time and by 2.7% to R1.05 (Incl VAT) per minute during off-peak time.

Telkom left its DSL and Telkom Internet monthly subscription charges unchanged. The overall bill of ADSL clients will, however, increase because of higher line rental prices.

Postpaid analogue residential line rentals will increase by 5.8% to R157.00 (Incl VAT) per month and business line rentals will increase by 6.2% to R216.00 (Incl VAT) per month.

Installation charges will increase by 6% and this includes postpaid, PrepaidFone ISDN and DSL services. Line rental for PrepaidFone (weekly/monthly and Top-up) also increases by 6%.

The following table provides an overview of Telkom’s new prices which will become effective on 1 August.

Line rental

Current Changes as of August 2013
Line charges Residential Business Residential Business
Installation (New line) R551.69 R551.69 R584.79 R584.79
Monthly rental (analogue line) R148.37 R203.35 R157.00 R216.00
ISDN 2a (per month) R270.39 R375.55 R286.62 R398.08

Packages

Bundle category Consumer Bundles (all unchanged) Current Price
Soft Capped Bundles do Basic (1024kbps + 5GB) R219
do Advanced (2,048kbps + 10GB) R395
do Premium (4/10mbps + 20GB) R554
do Premium Plus (4/10mbps + 30GB) R639
do Elite (20mbps + 30GB) R727
do Elite Plus (40mbps + 50GB) R1,099
Uncapped Bundles do Uncapped Basic Bundle R329
do Uncapped Advanced Bundle R459
do Uncapped Premium Bundle R699
do Uncapped Premium Plus Bundle R999
do Uncapped Elite R1,899
do Uncapped Elite Plus R3,499

More on Telkom

Telkom workers set for strike action?

CCMA calls for more Telkom talks

Telkom dismisses Cell C merger talks

Telkom a re-run of the same movie: Analyst

The buck stops here: Telkom CEO

Show comments
Subscribe to our daily newsletter