How pricing works

Rial on screen, a stable unit underneath

The Rial changes in value against foreign currencies, while the providers behind our plans are paid in foreign currency. To keep prices fair for you and sustainable for us, every plan has a price in a stable internal unit (a USD-equivalent). In the English interface that USD-equivalent is the price you see. In the Persian interface prices are shown in Rial, calculated from it at the moment you view or pay.

In words: Rial price = plan price × today's open-market rate × (1 + safety buffer). The buffer covers small rate movements between the moment a price is shown and the moment money is settled.

What this means for you

• The price you see is the price you pay. The catalog shows the live Rial price for each plan and updates it as you change options. Whatever is shown when you confirm an order is what is taken.
• Monthly billing re-prices each cycle. We do not promise a fixed Rial price for the future, because nobody can. Each cycle uses that day's rate.
• Your wallet keeps its purchasing power. When you top up, your Rial payment is converted once, at that day's rate, into the stable unit and stored that way. Your balance is displayed in Rial at the current rate, so the Rial figure on screen can move up or down while the amount of service it buys stays the same.
• Provider and plan names are real. Each plan is shown with the actual provider and the provider's own plan name.

Prices are not listed on the public website on purpose. They are only meaningful live, so you will find exact figures in the catalog once you are signed in.