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Ufone Internet Packages: Daily, Weekly and Monthly (November 2026)

Updated: Nov 5, 2026

Quick verdict

Cheapest daily: Best Morning Offer (Rs 8, 2GB, 9 AM to 12 PM only). Best weekly value: Weekly Digital Offer (Rs 530, up to 60GB). Best monthly: Monthly Heavy Internet (Rs 1,100, 30GB including 15GB off-peak, *310#). Check remaining data with *706#. Prices are from ProPakistani's list, which says it was last updated June 6, 2026, so confirm in the My Ufone app.

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Not legal, tax or financial advice. Rules, duties and plan prices change often. Always confirm with the official source (PTA/DIRBS and FBR in Pakistan, DoT/Sanchar Saathi and TRAI in India) and with your operator before you pay.

Ufone (now part of PTML, which also runs Telenor's network after the merger) has dozens of internet bundles. Here are the main ones, by validity, from ProPakistani's package directory. The official Ufone site didn't load for us, so treat these as a third-party snapshot.

Daily internet packages

PackagePriceDataCode
Best Morning OfferRs 82GB (9 AM to 12 PM)See app
Daily Mega InternetRs 22See app*550#
Daily Off-Peak PlusRs 251.5GB*10#
Daily SHOQRs 60See app*7811#

Weekly internet packages

PackagePriceDataCode
Weekly Snackvideo OfferRs 704GBApp
Weekly TikTok OfferRs 1204GB social*2345#
Weekly Heavy InternetRs 25016GBApp
Weekly Internet PlusRs 40016GB + 8GB off-peak (1 AM to 9 AM)*260#
Weekly Digital OfferRs 530Up to 60GBApp

Monthly internet packages

PackagePriceDataCode
Social Hero OfferRs 70012GB for social apps*4440#
Super Internet PlusRs 90018GB (9GB off-peak bonus)*290#
Monthly Heavy InternetRs 1,10030GB (incl. 15GB off-peak, 1 AM to 9 AM)*310#
3 Month ExtremeRs 4,79980GB + 10,000 on-net / 1,000 off-net minutes a monthApp
6 Month ExtremeRs 8,49980GB + 10,000 on-net / 1,000 off-net minutes a monthApp

How to check remaining Ufone data

Dial *706#, per ProPakistani, or open the My Ufone app. You can also check the confirmation SMS after you subscribe.

Telenor users: can you buy Ufone packs?

Not yet, as far as published reports go. The networks merged legally on July 1, 2026, but SIMs, billing and packages migrate in later stages. See our Telenor-Ufone merger explainer.

Comparing with Jazz and Zong

For heavy users, compare against Jazz internet packages and Zong internet packages. Coverage in your area matters more than a few rupees.

How to pick the right pack in 3 steps

  • Check your real usage. Look at last month's data use in your phone's settings before buying a bigger pack.
  • Match validity to your top-up habit. Weekly packs suit people who recharge every week; monthly packs are usually cheaper per GB.
  • Watch for time-limited data. Some big-GB packs give much of their data only at night or in the morning. Read the time window before you subscribe.

Prices change: how to confirm today's price

Operators change pack prices, taxes and codes often. Before you subscribe, check the price in the operator's official app or website, or dial the operator's offers code. Our tables are a dated snapshot from the sources listed below, not an official tariff.

How to read a package before you buy

Every bundle lists some combination of on-net minutes, off-net minutes, SMS, data and validity. Before you subscribe, check four things. First, whether the data is all-day or split into off-peak hours; a large headline number can hide that half of it only works overnight. Second, whether minutes are on-net only (your own network) or include other networks. Third, whether the bundle auto-renews, and how to stop it. Fourth, the price including tax, since some lists quote prices before tax and the deduction from your balance can be higher. The confirmation SMS you get after subscribing is the best record of what you actually bought, so keep it until the bundle expires.

Match the pack to your real usage

Most people overpay because they guess their usage. Your phone's settings show how much mobile data you used last month; check that figure and pick the smallest bundle that covers it with a little headroom. If you use Wi-Fi at home and at work, a calls-focused pack with modest data is often cheaper than a large data bundle. If you mainly use one or two apps, a social or app-specific bundle may be enough, but remember that video calls and links that open in a browser usually use your general data instead. Heavy streamers should compare per-GB costs across weekly and monthly packs, because longer validity is often cheaper per GB.

Avoid common recharge mistakes

  • Subscribing twice by accident: check your active bundles in the operator app first.
  • Assuming a bundle covers every region or roaming: check terms for regional restrictions.
  • Letting balance run out before renewal: many bundles renew only if there's enough balance on the due date.
  • Trusting screenshots on social media: price lists shared online are often out of date.
  • Sharing OTPs with callers offering 'free' bundles: operators don't ask for codes over the phone.

Where our figures come from

We compile prices from operator pages where they load, and from established listing sites where they don't. When two sources disagree, we show both rather than pick one. We don't receive anything from operators for listing their packages. If you spot a price that has changed, the operator app is the authority, and we update our guides when we re-check the sources.

Rules change: how to stay current

Telecom and tax rules are revised often, usually with each budget or a new regulatory order. Before acting on any guide, including this one, check the date on the official page and look for recent news from established outlets. If the official page and a news report disagree, follow the official page. We note the dates of our sources so you can judge how fresh the information is.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Very cheap daily and time-limited packs
  • Big weekly bundle (Rs 530, 60GB)
  • Long-validity Extreme bundles

Cons

  • Many packs split data into off-peak hours
  • Source page last updated June 2026
  • Official site didn't load for verification

FAQ

How do I check Ufone internet balance?

Dial *706# or use the My Ufone app.

What is the cheapest Ufone internet package?

The Best Morning Offer at Rs 8 for 2GB, usable 9 AM to 12 PM.

What is the best Ufone monthly package?

Monthly Heavy Internet at Rs 1,100 for 30GB (half off-peak).

Are these prices current?

They come from ProPakistani's page, last updated June 6, 2026. Confirm in the app before you subscribe.

How we researched this

This guide is research-based. We did not test these phones in hand. Prices and plan details come from the retailer listings, operator information and official pages named in the sources list, checked or published on the dates shown. Prices in Pakistan and India change with stock, exchange rates and promotions, so treat every number as a dated snapshot and re-check on the day you buy.

Sources

  1. ProPakistani: Ufone internet packages (November 2026 page, last updated June 6, 2026)
  2. Telenor Today Answer: Telenor-Ufone merger, what changes for users

Updated: Nov 5, 2026. Sources were checked on Nov 5, 2026.

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