Startimes Introduces Special Price Adjustments To Attract New Subscribers
By MKT Correspondent
Startimes Media, a leading Pay TV company, has rolled out a special price adjustment offer for all new subscribers.
This offer, which aims to provide affordable access to high-quality entertainment, is valid for one month, starting from July 10, 2024, and ending on August 31st , 2024.
Previously, new subscribers had to buy a DTH decoder for KSh2,999 and pay KSh500 for the Smart bouquet in the first month, totaling KSh3,499.
While under the new offer, subscribers can purchase the DTH decoder for KSh2,999 and pay only KSh200 for the first month of the Smart bouquet, reducing the total cost to KSh3,199.
Myke Mwai, Head of PR and Content Syndicate at Startimes in a statement emphasized the company’s commitment to making premium content more accessible to a broader audience across the Country.
He said that Startimes’ new price adjustment offer represents a strategic move to broaden the company customer base by making high-quality entertainment more accessible.
“We understand the importance of affordable entertainment, especially in these challenging times; our goal is to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy the best of what Startimes has to offer without financial strain,” Mwai said.
Mwai said this reduction is aimed at easing the financial burden on new customers and encouraging more people to join the Startimes family.
“At Startimes, we believe that entertainment is not just a luxury but a necessity. It brings families together, provides educational content, and offers a much-needed escape from daily stresses. By reducing the initial cost for our new subscribers, we hope to make a positive impact on our community,” he explained.
He said that the Smart bouquet offers a wide array of channels, including sports, movies, news, and educational content.
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