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Chahit Sanghvi
Modern Marwadi Entre... • 1y
If I were to offer 1 GB of data at ₹5, with no expiry, and similar plans for higher data amounts at a hotspot location, would this model appeal to consumers? Is there a market need for such a service, where data affordability and flexibility are prioritized? I seek validation to assess its viability and demand. If I offer a WiFi plan worth 3000 per month with the highest speed available and set up 10 hotspots in high-traffic areas such as near colleges or markets, users would likely be willing to pay ₹5 to ₹20 for daily access. While there may be initial setup costs, earning 3000 monthly would quickly cover operating expenses and ensure profitability after the initial phase.
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