In line with helping businesses reduce on their costs, Flashcom will be providing both Corporate and SMEs a plan that will help reduce on their telephone costs while ensuring that the duration of the calls does no change. With the Business Plan, a caller will be making up to 18% savings alone on their landline and mobile calls combined and up to 60% savings on their international calls. Flashcom currently boasts of providing the lowest international calling rates, customers can call comfortably to locations such as the UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, China, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, among others.

The main aim of this attractive tariff is to provide an opportunity for our subscribers to talk endlessly and encourage businesses to conduct deals at affordable rates. "Due to the high costs of telephony, most people keep their conversations to the bare minimum sacrificing the usual niceties such as hello and goodbye. By allowing lower rates we are giving people the opportunity to rediscover the art of conversation." says Flashcom CEO Joe Kimani Kariuki. Joe says "Our mission is to provide affordable telecommunication service to our customers. We have been able to do so by offering the lowest rates in the market". With the new Business Plan, businesses will get to enjoy unlimited Flashcom to Flashcom calls for only Kshs.1, 200 per month, this works out to an average of only Kshs. 40 per day; they also get to enjoy excellent rates to call other networks; calls to landline and mobile are charged at only Kshs. 5 and Kshs. 10 respectively. Apart from enjoying savings on their telephone calls, the customer will be able to control their telephone bills to their preferred limit using our Credit Management System. "The main reason for the credit management system is to reduce the telephony costs of businesses and encourage businesses to be able to enjoy the service within their desired budget plan. We understand the challenges that businesses are facing, and we are helping them reduce on their costs without changing their ways of carrying out business" Joe added.