Jazz *699# Offer and Just 4 You *5555#: Get Your Personal Packages From Rs 100 in Pakistan

Dial *699# on a Jazz prepaid SIM to see the "Mera Package" offers Jazz has made for you, starting from Rs 100, or dial *5555# for Just 4 You, which shows three bundles picked from your own use. Dialling *5555# is free. Both menus differ from person to person, so compare any offer with Jazz's listed bundles before you accept it.

Two people on the same street can dial the same Jazz code and see different prices. That is the point of these two menus: Jazz looks at how you use your SIM and shows offers built around it. Sometimes they are cheaper than the public bundles. Sometimes they are not. We read both offer pages on jazz.com.pk on 1 November 2026 and set the public bundle prices next to them so you can judge.

Jazz *699# shows a package made for your SIM

Jazz calls *699# "Mera package, Meri superpower". Its page says you dial *699# and get data, SMS and call packages crafted to your needs, starting from as low as Rs 100. The offer is tailored to each customer, may vary from person to person, and allows multiple subscriptions.

One line in the terms matters. Jazz says the offer is for "gross adds and reactivation". In telecom language, gross adds are new connections. We read this as meaning *699# is aimed at new SIMs and SIMs coming back into use after a gap, so a long-running active SIM may see little or nothing on it. That is our reading of the wording, not a statement from Jazz.

1. Dial *699# from your Jazz prepaid SIM.
2. Read each offer: price, data, minutes, SMS and validity.
3. Compare it with the listed bundles in the table further down.
4. Reply with the option number only if the price per GB or per minute is better.
5. Save the confirmation SMS with the price and expiry date.

Just 4 You on *5555# picks three bundles from your usage

Just 4 You looks at your needs and your balance and recommends three offers based on what you use most: data, SMS or minutes. Jazz says over 100 Just 4 You offers exist, changing day to day and customer to customer. It is for prepaid users, and dialling *5555# costs nothing.

Jazz gives a simple example: if you use a lot of data, Just 4 You will pick data deals that save you money. You can open it at any time and with any balance, either by dialling *5555# or through the Jazz World app. Because dialling is free, there is no harm in checking it before every recharge.

Compare any personal offer with Jazz's listed bundles

The easiest test is price per GB. Jazz's public weekly bundles range from Rs 521 for 10 GB (Weekly Super Plus) to Rs 695 for 100 GB (Weekly X Plus), including tax. If a personal offer costs more per GB than a listed bundle with similar minutes, skip it.

The pattern is clear: the bigger listed bundles are far cheaper per GB. A Rs 100 personal offer only makes sense if you need a little data for a few days and cannot afford a weekly recharge. Minutes also count. Weekly X Plus includes 2,000 Jazz minutes and 600 to other networks, so compare minutes too, not just data.

The full weekly and monthly lists, with minutes, are in Jazz weekly all in one bundles and Jazz monthly bundles. If no offer fits, Jazz Make Your Own Bundle on *303# lets you set the amounts yourself.

Taxes and validity follow Jazz's general rules

Jazz's general terms apply to both menus. Advance income tax of 15 per cent is taken on each recharge. Sales tax is 16 per cent in Islamabad and 19.5 per cent in the rest of Pakistan and AJK, and Gilgit-Baltistan is exempt. Weekly offers run for the day of subscription plus 6 days.

Monthly offers run for the day of subscription plus 29 days, and expire at midnight on the last day. Jazz also says the balance needed for a bundle may be rounded up to the nearest whole rupee. So if an offer shows Rs 99.40, keep at least Rs 100 in the account.

Because multiple subscriptions are allowed on *699#, it is easy to stack two packages by mistake. Check what is running with the codes in Jazz codes list, and stop anything you did not mean to keep with Jazz unsubscribe codes.

When a personal offer is a good deal, and when it is not

A personal offer is worth taking when its price per GB or per minute beats the closest listed bundle, and when its validity matches how long you need it. It is not worth it when it only looks cheap because it is small or short.

• Take it if it gives more data or minutes than a listed bundle at the same price.
• Take it if you rarely recharge and a Rs 100 pack covers a short need.
• Skip it if it is a daily or 3 day pack you would buy again and again in a week.
• Skip it if the minutes are Jazz-only and most of your calls go to other networks.

If your balance drops after taking an offer and you are not sure why, the steps in check why Jazz balance was deducted show your recent charges.

Common questions

What is the Jazz *699# offer?

It shows packages tailored to your SIM, starting from Rs 100. Jazz says the offer is for new and reactivated connections.

What is the Jazz Just 4 You code?

Dial *5555#. It shows three offers chosen from your usage, and dialling it is free.

Why do I see different offers from my friend on *5555#?

Jazz says Just 4 You offers vary from customer to customer and from day to day, based on usage and balance.

Can I subscribe to more than one *699# package?

Yes. Jazz's terms say multiple subscriptions are allowed.

Is Just 4 You available on Jazz postpaid?

No. Jazz says Just 4 You is for prepaid customers only.

How long does a Jazz monthly offer last?

The day you subscribe plus 29 days, ending at midnight on the last day.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked 1 November 2026. We read Jazz's *699# offer page and its Just 4 You page on 1 November 2026, and the listed bundle prices from Jazz's prepaid listing the same day. Price per GB figures are our arithmetic. We did not dial either code, so we could not see sample offers, and Jazz does not publish them because they differ by customer. The meaning of "gross adds" is our reading of Jazz's terms.