Jazz Golden Number Prices in Pakistan: Rs 1,500 Golden, Rs 6,000 Platinum
Jazz sells chosen numbers in nine bands: Normal Rs 350, Golden Rs 1,500, Platinum Rs 6,000, up to Rs 2.7 million. See how to search and buy one with a CNIC.
Jazz sells chosen numbers in nine price bands, from Rs 350 for a Normal number to Rs 1,500 for Golden, Rs 6,000 for Platinum and Rs 2.7 million for the top Octa band. You search for a number on Jazz's Choose Your Number tool, but you cannot reserve it online: you buy it at a Jazz centre or franchise with your CNIC.
A number that is easy to remember is worth real money to a shopkeeper, a taxi driver or a small business printing it on a signboard. Jazz runs an official search tool for this on its website. We read the tool and its terms on jazz.com.pk on 20 October 2026, and the price list below comes from it.
Jazz has nine number bands priced from Rs 350 to Rs 2.7 million
Jazz's tool lists nine categories. The cheapest is Normal at Rs 350 and the dearest is Octa at Rs 2,700,000. Most buyers will look at Silver, Golden or Platinum, which cost Rs 600, Rs 1,500 and Rs 6,000.
| Category | Price shown by Jazz |
|---|---|
| Normal | Rs 350 |
| Silver | Rs 600 |
| Golden | Rs 1,500 |
| Platinum | Rs 6,000 |
| Platinum Plus | Rs 30,000 |
| Penta | Rs 75,000 |
| Hexa | Rs 150,000 |
| Hepta | Rs 1,500,000 |
| Octa | Rs 2,700,000 |
Jazz does not explain on this page what pattern puts a number in each band. The names Penta, Hexa, Hepta and Octa are Greek for five, six, seven and eight, which hints at repeated digits, but we could not confirm the rule. The tool shows each number with its band, so you see the price before you go.
You can search 20 Jazz prefixes from 0300 to 0329
The tool covers the prefixes 0300 to 0309 and 0320 to 0329. You can search by the first, middle or last three or four digits, or type all seven digits after the prefix. Pick a category first to see only the band you can afford.
Searching by the last four digits is the most useful. Many people want a number ending in their shop number, birth year or house number. Type those four digits, choose a prefix or "All", and press search.
Jazz will not hold a number for you
The terms are short and strict. Numbers cannot be reserved through the website. Availability is first come, first served. Once a number is sold at any Jazz office, it disappears from the tool.
So a number you found at night may be gone by morning. If the number matters, go early and take a second choice with you. Jazz also says the prices are "displayed for your convenience" and "may vary according to company policy". Ask for the final amount at the counter before you pay.
How to buy a chosen Jazz number
Jazz says the rest of the new SIM process stays the same. That means your original CNIC and a fingerprint check at a Jazz Experience Centre, franchise or selected retailer. Postpay numbers are sold through the same outlets.
- Open Jazz's Choose Your Number tool and pick a category.
- Search by the digits you want and note two or three numbers.
- Take your original CNIC to a Jazz Experience Centre or franchise.
- Ask the staff to check the number is still unsold and confirm the price.
- Complete the fingerprint check and keep the receipt.
The SIM is registered in your name, on your CNIC. Before you buy, it is worth checking how many SIMs already sit on that CNIC, because PTA caps the number per person. The method is set out for checking the SIMs on your CNIC. Buy only at a proper outlet, as explained for buying a SIM safely.
Buying a "golden number" from a private seller is risky
Golden numbers are also sold on social media and classified sites, often for more than Jazz's own price. The SIM in that case is registered to someone else's CNIC. Jazz's terms on its offer pages say that using a SIM not in your name is a crime under PTA rules.
A seller can also take the number back with a duplicate SIM, since the SIM stays on their CNIC. If you really want a number held by another person, the legal route is a formal ownership transfer at a franchise, with both CNIC holders present. The steps are in the guide to transferring SIM ownership.
Paying Rs 30,000 for a Platinum Plus number makes sense for a business that prints it on every bill. For personal use, a Rs 350 Normal number you can pick by its last four digits often does the job.
Common questions
How much is a Jazz golden number?
Jazz's Choose Your Number tool lists Golden numbers at Rs 1,500. Platinum costs Rs 6,000.
Can I book a Jazz number online?
No. Jazz says numbers cannot be reserved through the website and are sold first come, first served.
Which Jazz prefixes can I search?
0300 to 0309 and 0320 to 0329.
What documents do I need for a chosen Jazz number?
Your original CNIC and a fingerprint check, as for any new SIM. Jazz says the normal new SIM process applies.
Is the price on the website final?
Not always. Jazz says prices may vary according to company policy, so confirm at the counter.
Can I get a chosen number on postpay?
Yes. Jazz says postpay numbers are sold at Experience Centres, franchises and selected retailers.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 20 October 2026. The price bands, prefixes, search options and terms come from Jazz's Choose Your Number tool, which we read on jazz.com.pk on that date. The note that using a SIM not in your name is a crime comes from the general terms printed on Jazz's offer pages, such as the Quetta Haftawar offer. We did not buy a number, so we could not confirm whether the band price includes the SIM charge or tax, or what pattern defines each band.
About the author
Technology Journalist & Multimedia Producer
Ahmad Ali is a technology journalist and multimedia producer at Pakistan Era, joining the team in October 2026. He covers consumer technology and digital life for Pakistani readers, combining research with hands-on product testing.
