NEW DELHI: Vi's current individual postpaid cards show Vi Max 501 UL at Rs 501 a month, Vi Max 601 UL at Rs 601 and REDX 1251 at Rs 1,251, all plus GST. The main difference for an entertainment-focused subscriber is how many complimentary benefits can be selected, rather than the number of partner logos displayed.
Price as of 09 November 2026, 00:35 IST. The official page opened for this report was displaying Mumbai. The table covers the three individual cards visible there, not every value or family tariff available across India.
| Individual plan | Monthly rental before GST | Data label on card | Benefit selection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vi Max 501 UL | Rs 501 | Limitless; unlimited 5G | Choose 1 |
| Vi Max 601 UL | Rs 601 | Limitless; unlimited 5G | Choose 2 |
| REDX 1251 | Rs 1,251 | Unlimited; unlimited 5G | All listed benefits |
The page states that Vi Max plans include unlimited calls, national roaming and 3,000 SMS per month. These are monthly postpaid rentals. They should not be read as prepaid recharges with an equivalent number of days or as final tax-inclusive bill amounts.
Choose a benefit before choosing the rental
The entry card offers a choice from Vi Movies & TV, JioHotstar, Sony LIV and Norton. The middle card adds Amazon Prime, Swiggy and EazyDiner to the displayed selection. A subscriber deciding between these plans should first identify the particular service they would otherwise pay to use.
A long menu can make a plan look more generous than its selection allowance. The practical test is whether your preferred combination fits the plan, including any security or lifestyle option that uses a benefit slot. Do not count every logo as an independently activated subscription when the card asks you to choose.
This matters especially if you already have entertainment access through home broadband or another family member's account. A duplicate entitlement may add little to your household's actual viewing. The recurring mobile rental still has to make sense after removing the subscriptions that you would leave unused.
REDX changes the structure
The REDX card moves from a selection allowance to all listed benefits. Its highlights also include an international roaming pack worth Rs 2,999 once annually and airport lounge access four times a year. Those are distinct privileges, not extra daily mobile data or additional domestic SIMs.
A traveller should judge those features against actual plans to travel. A lounge entitlement has little practical value if the relevant journey or airport does not allow you to use it. Similarly, a roaming benefit needs to match the destination and eligible usage, rather than simply appearing in the subscription's marketing.
Our separate Mobile, broadband and DTH plan guide discusses that travel proposition. This price guide addresses the individual rental cards and benefit choices; it does not treat a domestic plan as unrestricted service in every country.
Watch the subscription renewal
All three cards display a Spotify Premium promotion with three months free, followed by paid auto-renewal at Rs 139 a month. That explicit recurring-charge notice deserves attention alongside the mobile rental. A trial being included at sign-up does not mean the service stays complimentary indefinitely.
Keep a record of the activation confirmation and the renewal terms of each service you claim. If a subscription duplicates something already paid for elsewhere, establish which account carries the entitlement before cancelling an existing arrangement. Changing the mobile tariff and managing a partner subscription are separate decisions.
Data labels need plan-specific reading
The current cards use the words limitless and unlimited, but the visible summary does not set out a numerical high-speed allowance or a post-quota speed. This guide therefore does not promise unrestricted high-speed tethering, a particular download rate or a rollover balance on these tariffs. Check the applicable plan details before relying on them for large downloads.
Older Vi FAQ pages still display different price points and bulk-data allowances. Mixing those figures into the newer cards would create a plan that the operator has not actually presented. The prices above come from the current cards, with their current selection structure.
Who these plans are for
The entry option suits someone whose needs centre on the mobile connection and a single preferred benefit. The middle option is more relevant when the additional choice will be used regularly. REDX is for a subscriber who can put its broader bundle and travel privileges to use.
These are individual-plan comparisons. Families comparing a combined bill should separately examine how additional connections are charged, as explained in our Vi makes international roaming free on select postpaid, prepaid plans. Readers weighing prepaid flexibility can also consult the Jio family billing explained: four SIMs reach Rs 899 before tax.
Official sources: Vi individual postpaid plan cards and Vi's explanation of benefit selection.
