Jazz Monthly Package: Best Monthly Bundles and Prices 2026
Jazz monthly package prices in November 2026 start from Rs478 for the Bachat Offer to Rs2,695 for Monthly X Plus with 200 GB, and Zong monthly packages start from Rs700.

Jazz monthly package prices in November 2026 start from Rs478 for the light-user Bachat Offer and go up to Rs2,695 for Monthly X Plus with 200 GB of data, and every package is checked against Jazz's official prepaid page. Jazz is Pakistan's largest mobile network, and its monthly bundles are the most searched telecom offers in the country, because most users want one bundle that covers calls, SMS and internet for the whole month.
A Jazz monthly package is valid for 30 days, and all prices below include tax, as published on jazz.com.pk/prepaid and checked in the first week of November 2026. Jazz changes its prices and offers often, so confirm the live price on the USSD screen or in the Jazz World app before you pay. This guide also covers Zong's monthly internet packages, so you can compare the two networks before choosing.
Jazz Monthly Package: The Three All-in-One Bundles
Jazz lists three monthly all-in-one bundles on its prepaid page, and each one gives calls, SMS and internet together for 30 days. Monthly X Plus costs Rs2,695 including tax, with 200 GB of data, 5,000 Jazz minutes and SMS, 1,500 other-network minutes and 40 international minutes. Dial *872# to subscribe. Monthly X Plus also includes mobile insurance up to Rs200,000, and Jazz asks for a load of Rs3,100 to subscribe.
Monthly Freedom costs Rs2,608 including tax, with 100 GB of data, 3,000 Jazz minutes and SMS, and 750 other-network minutes. Dial *733# to subscribe. Monthly Freedom is not available in Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan. Monthly X Plus costs only Rs87 more than Monthly Freedom and doubles the data and the other-network minutes, so for heavy users, X Plus is the better value of the two.
Monthly Bachat Offer costs Rs478, with 6 GB of open data plus 6 GB for WhatsApp, IMO and Tamasha, 300 Jazz minutes, 50 other-network minutes and 1,000 SMS. It is only for selected customers in some areas, and there is no dial code printed on the Jazz page for it. Dial *444# to check whether it is available on your SIM. For light users who mostly use WhatsApp, the Bachat Offer is the cheapest way into a monthly bundle.
Jazz Monthly Package: Calls and Data-Only Options
If you mainly need calls, the Jazz monthly package range includes voice-focused bundles. Monthly GupShup Basic costs Rs565 including tax for 1,000 Jazz minutes and 1,000 local SMS, valid 30 days. Dial *713#. It is a voice and SMS bundle, not a big data plan. New Monthly GupShup costs Rs868 for 2,000 Jazz minutes, 100 other-network minutes and 2,000 local SMS. Dial *716#.
For data with some calls, Monthly YouTube and Social costs Rs608 for 10 GB of YouTube, Facebook and WhatsApp data, with 300 Jazz minutes and SMS and 50 other-network minutes. Dial *620#. For app-specific data, Monthly TikTok gives 5 GB of TikTok data for Rs104, and similar 5 GB packs are available for YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat at Rs104 each through the Jazz World app.
For a data SIM or Wi-Fi device, Monthly Mega gives 100 GB for Rs2,260. Dial 11736#. Jazz no longer sells many minutes-only bundles. Most call packages now come with internet and SMS, so the tables above show minutes first, then data, because that is how Jazz now sells them.
Jazz Monthly Package: Which One Should You Pick
Choosing the right Jazz monthly package depends on how you use your phone. If you use less than 10 GB a month and mostly WhatsApp, the Bachat Offer at Rs478 is the cheapest monthly bundle, if it is available on your SIM. If you watch YouTube and use social media daily, Monthly YouTube and Social at Rs608 gives you 10 GB for those apps plus calls.
If you use 50 GB or more a month, Monthly Freedom at Rs2,608 with 100 GB is the sensible pick, and Monthly X Plus at Rs2,695 with 200 GB is better if you also call other networks a lot. The difference between Freedom and X Plus is only Rs87, so anyone who regularly crosses 100 GB should take X Plus.
Before subscribing, check the price on the USSD screen. Jazz changes bundle prices several times a year, and older lists on the internet are out of date. The prices in this guide were checked on Jazz's official prepaid pages in November 2026, and the confirmation SMS after subscribing gives the exact expiry date.
Zong Monthly Internet Packages
Zong's monthly internet packages start from Rs700 and go up to Rs2,800, and they are the main alternative to a Jazz monthly package. Monthly Social Bundle costs Rs700 for 12 GB, 250 Zong minutes and 50 off-net minutes. Dial *6000#. Monthly Social YouTube costs Rs700 for 20 GB, 500 Zong minutes and 100 off-net minutes. Dial *6001#.
Monthly Super Card costs Rs1,700 for 10 GB, unlimited Zong minutes and SMS, and 300 off-net minutes. Dial *5501#. Monthly Supreme costs Rs2,000 for 30 GB, 5,000 Zong minutes and 600 off-net minutes. Dial *3033#. Monthly Pro costs Rs2,300 for 50 GB, 10,000 Zong minutes, 600 off-net minutes and 10,000 SMS. Dial *7088#.
For heavy users, Monthly Digital Max Basic costs Rs2,600 for 100 GB, 10,000 Zong minutes and 1,000 off-net minutes. Dial *7339#. Monthly Pro Max Basic costs Rs2,700 for 200 GB, 20,000 Zong minutes and 2,000 off-net minutes. Dial *7340#. Monthly Pro Max Plus costs Rs2,800 for the same 200 GB with 20,000 Zong minutes and 2,000 off-net minutes. Dial *7331#.
Smaller Zong monthly options include the WhatsApp Offer at Rs250 plus tax for 4 GB of WhatsApp, dial *247#, Monthly 5GB at Rs850, dial *5050#, Monthly 20GB at Rs1,250, dial *5051#, and Monthly Max 40GB at Rs1,450, dial *5052#. The Zong Superstar Offer gives 8 GB, 3,000 Zong minutes, 500 off-net minutes and 3,000 SMS for Rs600 a month, but it is a regional offer available only in 21 listed cities, mostly in South and Central Punjab. Prices are the consumer prices Zong lists and can change, so check the My Zong app before subscribing.
How to Subscribe and Check Balance
To subscribe to any Jazz monthly package, dial the code given above from your Jazz SIM and confirm on the USSD screen. The price shown on the screen is the live price, and the confirmation SMS gives the exact expiry date. You can also subscribe through the Jazz World app, which shows all bundles available on your SIM, including area-specific offers like Bachat.
To subscribe to a Zong package, dial its code from your Zong SIM or use the My Zong app. Check your remaining data, minutes and SMS by dialling the balance code or in the app. If a package does not appear on your SIM, it may be a regional or selected-customer offer, and the app will show you the bundles that are available to you.
Jazz Monthly Package: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest Jazz monthly package?
Monthly Bachat Offer at Rs478, with 6 GB plus 6 GB of social data, 300 Jazz minutes, 50 other-network minutes and 1,000 SMS. It is only for selected customers in some areas, so dial *444# to check availability on your SIM.
Which Jazz monthly package has the most data?
Monthly X Plus at Rs2,695, with 200 GB, 5,000 Jazz minutes and SMS, 1,500 other-network minutes and 40 international minutes. Dial *872#.
What is the Jazz monthly package code for 1000 minutes?
Monthly GupShup Basic gives 1,000 Jazz minutes and 1,000 local SMS for Rs565 including tax. Dial *713#.
How much is the Zong monthly internet package?
Zong monthly packages start from Rs700 for Monthly Social Bundle (12 GB) and Monthly Social YouTube (20 GB), and go up to Rs2,800 for Monthly Pro Max Plus with 200 GB.
Do Jazz monthly package prices include tax?
Yes. The prices in this guide are the including-tax figures Jazz published on jazz.com.pk/prepaid, checked in November 2026. Jazz can change prices at any time, so confirm on the USSD screen before subscribing.
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