Your rival repriced. Who told you?
TelcoPricingIntel reads the published plan pages of all mobile operators in the GCC and gives you one answer: where you are cheapest, where you are level, and where you are being undercut. Every figure links to the page it came from.
Counts as of .
Stop rebuilding the competitor spreadsheet every Monday.
Somebody on your team opens seventeen websites, copies prices into a sheet, and hopes nothing changed on Tuesday. That work is done before you arrive.
Cheapest, level or undercut. In one line.
Pick your operator. For a 5 GB, 20 GB, 50 GB and unlimited customer, see your cheapest plan against each rival's, in USD per 30 days, with any gap of 5% or more called out.
Every plan, every promotion, one page.
Prepaid and postpaid plans across UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain, in local currency and USD. Live promotions sit beside the list price they discount.
Type in the plan you are about to launch.
Enter a price and a data allowance. The site ranks your draft plan against every rival's live plan before you take it to committee. It stays in your browser.
What their points are worth.
loyalty programmes: earn rates, tiers, expiry and partner changes, each tied to the operator's own page.
Revenue and margin, period marked.
Latest reported results for operators, with quarters and nine-month figures kept apart so nobody compares the wrong numbers.
The week's telecom news, sorted.
Operator, regulator and trade-press stories from the six markets, in English and Arabic, each with a one-line summary and a link to the source.
Three things the site showed on .
All three come from published operator prices. The operator and plan names are inside.
In one market, all three operators sell 25 GB at exactly the same price. One of them also sells 300 GB for 30% less, on a youth plan.
In another, the challenger's 40 GB plan costs 9% less than the larger operator's 25 GB plan.
One advertised discount decides who is cheapest for unlimited data in its market. At list price, that operator is not.
The pricing idea your market has not seen yet already worked somewhere else.
Watching your five rivals tells you what they did. It does not tell you what to do next. The Innovation Hub collects pricing, loyalty and product moves from operators around the world, and scores each one for how well it would transfer to the Gulf.
- Graded for evidenceEach idea is graded A, B or C on its source. An idea without a working source link is marked unverified, not dressed up.
- Scored for the GulfRegulatory fit, market fit, demand and assets, rolled into one transfer score out of 10. Scores suggested by AI are labelled until a curator confirms them.
- Already here, or notEach idea is marked when a GCC operator already runs something like it, so you know what is open ground.
- Ready to take into a meetingFilter by pricing, loyalty, product, digital or distribution, then copy a playbook or export a one-page brief.
Numbers you can defend in the room.
Sourced
Every plan, promotion, loyalty rule and financial figure carries a link to the operator page or filing it was read from, and the date it was last checked.
Honest about gaps
When a plan cannot be compared because the operator's page gives no data figure, the site says so and counts it. It does not guess.
Clear about scope
True price compares data and price. Voice minutes are an optional filter. Roaming, speed caps and VAT treatment are not compared, and the page says that too.
See where you stand by this time tomorrow.
Full access to every page for one month. No payment details asked.
- Send the request on the right from your work email.
- We create your account by hand and send your sign-in, normally within one working day.
- Sign in, choose your operator under "Viewing as", and open True price.