Nayatel in Peshawar

[Haseeb Jamal]

Nayatel has started services in Peshawar. Following are its packages:

So how are the packages, what do you think? Nayatel is available in University Town, University Road and Hayatabad Phase 4-5 currently.

 

[Journeys End]

nayatel has good reputation but their packages have gone ridiculous. I don't understand the concept of volume based internet in this day and age. imo stormfiber is a far better option than this as they don't throttle the speed and have unlimited volume. plus their packages cost a lot less too. I m using their blizzard deal (20mbps, one HD device and telephone) for 3800/- per month including all taxes. nayatel comparable deal is for 3800/- without taxes

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[deltaop007]

nayatel has good reputation but their packages have gone ridiculous. I don't understand the concept of volume based internet in this day and age. imo stormfiber is a far better option than this as they don't throttle the speed and have unlimited volume. plus their packages cost a lot less too. I m using their blizzard deal (20mbps, one HD device and telephone) for 3800/- per month including all taxes. nayatel comparable deal is for 3800/- without taxes

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The problem is that Nayatel currently has a monopoly on 'out-of-society' fiber coverage. All the big names are focused on big ARPU DHAs, Bahrias, Hayatabads and Gulbergs, meanwhile Nayatel has had a firm focus on a general urban network. They know they have a lot of legroom in that aspect because of a 13-year jump start. The only real competitor they have is PTCL's GPON, which is rolling out at a snail's pace. PTCL's transformed packages are hurting them too because of which they have revised their packages twice in two years.

But in the end, Nayatel is thriving - particularly in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. And they will continue to thrive for the next 2-3 years. After that, they will have to rethink their Orwellian volume-based approach.

 

[Journeys End]

The problem is that Nayatel currently has a monopoly on 'out-of-society' fiber coverage. All the big names are focused on big ARPU DHAs, Bahrias, Hayatabads and Gulbergs, meanwhile Nayatel has had a firm focus on a general urban network. They know they have a lot of legroom in that aspect because of a 13-year jump start. The only real competitor they have is PTCL's GPON, which is rolling out at a snail's pace. PTCL's transformed packages are hurting them too because of which they have revised their packages twice in two years.

But in the end, Nayatel is thriving - particularly in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. And they will continue to thrive for the next 2-3 years. After that, they will have to rethink their Orwellian volume-based approach.

well here in Peshawar the tables have turned as stormfiber has a very decent setup and coverage whereas nayatel doesn't. its good to have several options but i doubt nayatel will enjoy the same kind of success/ monopoly here.

 

[deltaop007]

well here in Peshawar the tables have turned as stormfiber has a very decent setup and coverage whereas nayatel doesn't. its good to have several options but i doubt nayatel will enjoy the same kind of success/ monopoly here.

Agreed. Naytel is getting boxed in. This is why they are trying to milk their existing customers as much as they can, until the inevitable, that is. PTCL preempted their Faisalabad launch by transforming all 7 exchanges in the city on a fast track to support, new hi-speed, unlimited packages. And as you state, Stormfiber has had a jump start on them in Peshawar with significant coverage, better packages, and cheaper installation costs.

Its only a short time before Nayatel's does away with volume-capped projects. They have to do that to stay relevant.