Jazz Monthly All-in-One Bundles in Pakistan: X Plus Rs 2,695, Freedom Rs 2,608, Bachat Rs 478
Jazz's three monthly all-in-one bundles cost Rs 478, Rs 2,608 and Rs 2,695 inclusive of tax. See data, minutes, codes and cost per GB before you pick one.
Jazz lists three monthly all-in-one bundles on its prepaid page: Monthly X Plus at Rs 2,695 for 200 GB, Monthly Freedom at Rs 2,608 for 100 GB, and the Monthly Bachat Offer at Rs 478 for 6 GB plus 6 GB of social data. All three prices are printed as inclusive of tax. The gap between the two big bundles is only Rs 87, and that Rs 87 buys 100 GB more, 2,000 more Jazz minutes and 750 more other-network minutes.
We read Jazz's monthly all-in-one page at jazz.com.pk on 19 October 2026. The page shows the price, data, minutes and SMS of each bundle, and prints the dial codes as unlabelled footers under the two larger cards. The Bachat card shows no code on this page. Here is what each bundle gives, which one is worth it, and how to buy and stop it.
Jazz's three monthly bundles cover three different budgets
Monthly Bachat at Rs 478 is a light-user bundle with 6 GB of open data, 6 GB for WhatsApp, IMO and Tamasha, 300 Jazz minutes, 50 other-network minutes and 1,000 SMS. Monthly Freedom and Monthly X Plus are heavy-user bundles with 100 GB and 200 GB. Each of the two also carries mobile insurance.
| Bundle | Price, incl. tax | Data | Jazz minutes and SMS | Other network minutes | Extras | Code on page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly X Plus | Rs 2,695 | 200 GB | 5,000 | 1,500, plus 40 international | Rs 200,000 mobile insurance | *872# |
| Monthly Freedom | Rs 2,608 | 100 GB | 3,000 | 750 | Mobile insurance | *733# |
| Monthly Bachat Offer | Rs 478 | 6 GB, plus 6 GB social | 300 minutes, 1,000 SMS | 50 | None listed | Not shown |
The 40 international minutes on X Plus are for the USA, Canada, Australia and China, according to the card. Jazz does not print validity on this page. Monthly means 30 days in Jazz's other bundle pages, and the confirmation SMS gives the exact expiry.
Monthly X Plus costs Rs 87 more than Freedom and doubles everything
Freedom gives 100 GB, 3,000 Jazz minutes and 750 other-network minutes for Rs 2,608. X Plus gives 200 GB, 5,000 Jazz minutes, 1,500 other-network minutes and 40 international minutes for Rs 2,695. The difference is Rs 87, about 3.3 per cent more money for twice the data.
On a per-gigabyte basis, X Plus is Rs 13.48 and Freedom is Rs 26.08. Those figures are our arithmetic from Jazz's prices. If you are already paying Rs 2,608, paying Rs 2,695 instead is hard to argue against, unless 100 GB is more than you use anyway.
That last point matters. 100 GB a month is a lot for a phone. For a home with no fixed internet that runs a hotspot for a laptop or a TV, 200 GB is the useful number and X Plus is the obvious pick. For a single phone that streams an hour or two a day, Freedom is already more than enough.
Monthly Bachat is for calls and WhatsApp, not for video
The Bachat offer's 6 GB of open data works out at Rs 79.67 a GB, far dearer than the big bundles. Its value is elsewhere: 300 Jazz minutes, 50 other-network minutes, 1,000 SMS and a separate 6 GB for WhatsApp, IMO and Tamasha, all for Rs 478 a month.
For a parent, a shopkeeper or anyone who calls more than they stream, that is the right shape. For a student who watches YouTube on mobile data, 6 GB of open data will be gone in a week. The price and code history of this offer is in the page on the Jazz Mahana Bachat offer.
The social data covers three apps only. Video calls on WhatsApp count against it, which is fine, but a YouTube link opened from a WhatsApp chat uses open data.
Compare a month of weekly bundles before you commit
A month of weekly bundles is not always dearer. Four weeks of Weekly X Plus at Rs 695 is Rs 2,780 for 400 GB, against Rs 2,695 for 200 GB on Monthly X Plus. Four weeks of Weekly Freedom at Rs 652 is Rs 2,608 for 200 GB, the same price as Monthly Freedom for double the data.
The catch is that weekly data does not roll over, so 100 GB a week only helps if you use it every week. The monthly bundle lets you spread heavy and light weeks across 30 days. The weekly prices and codes are in the comparison of Jazz weekly all-in-one bundles.
Our view: a steady heavy user is better off on Monthly X Plus, and a user whose weeks vary should buy weekly and skip the light weeks.
How to subscribe, check usage and stop a monthly bundle
Dial the code printed under the bundle card, or buy it in the SIMOSA app. The price is deducted at once, so load the full amount first. Monthly bundles are the ones where an unwanted renewal hurts most, so note the expiry date from the SMS.
- Load more than the bundle price, because a recharge loses advance income tax before the price is deducted.
- Dial *872# for Monthly X Plus or *733# for Monthly Freedom. For Bachat, use the SIMOSA app or the code on the offer's own page.
- Read the confirmation SMS for the expiry date and the exact allowances.
- Track usage with the codes in how to check remaining Jazz MBs, minutes and SMS.
- To stop renewal, use the bundle's unsubscribe code or the SIMOSA app.
Jazz's page does not label the codes, so we paired *872# with X Plus and *733# with Freedom by their position under each card. If the reply names a different bundle, cancel and use the SIMOSA app instead. If money is deducted for a bundle you did not pick, the steps in why Jazz balance was deducted show the last three days of charges.
Mobile insurance comes with the two big bundles, with terms we could not read
Monthly X Plus lists Rs 200,000 of mobile insurance and Monthly Freedom lists mobile insurance without an amount on the card. Jazz's page does not state the insurer, the excess, what is covered or how to claim. Treat it as a bonus and not as a reason to pay more.
If insurance is the point, read the policy before relying on it. Jazz's own helpline, 111 from a Jazz number, can send the terms. A bundle price that moves without notice can be reported through the PTA telecom complaint process once Jazz has had its chance.
Common questions about Jazz monthly all-in-one bundles
What is the Jazz Monthly X Plus price?
Rs 2,695 inclusive of tax, for 200 GB, 5,000 Jazz minutes and SMS, 1,500 other-network minutes, 40 international minutes and Rs 200,000 of mobile insurance. The code printed under it is *872#.
What is the Jazz Monthly Freedom code?
Jazz prints *733# under the Monthly Freedom card. It gives 100 GB, 3,000 Jazz minutes and SMS and 750 other-network minutes for Rs 2,608 including tax.
How much is the Jazz Monthly Bachat Offer?
Rs 478 inclusive of tax, for 6 GB of data, 6 GB for WhatsApp, IMO and Tamasha, 300 Jazz minutes, 50 other-network minutes and 1,000 SMS.
Which Jazz monthly bundle is the best value per GB?
Monthly X Plus at about Rs 13.48 a GB. Monthly Freedom is about Rs 26.08 a GB. Bachat's open data is about Rs 79.67 a GB, so buy it for the minutes, not the data.
Do Jazz monthly bundles renew automatically?
Jazz's page does not say. PTA's tariff rules bar renewal without consent, but check the confirmation SMS and stop the bundle before expiry if you do not want it again.
Is a monthly bundle cheaper than four weekly ones?
Not always. Four weeks of Weekly Freedom cost Rs 2,608 for 200 GB, the same price as Monthly Freedom for 100 GB. The monthly bundle wins only if your usage varies week to week.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 19 October 2026. Prices, allowances and codes come from Jazz's monthly all-in-one page, which we read on 19 October 2026, and the weekly figures from Jazz's weekly all-in-one page read the same day. Prices are printed as inclusive of tax. Jazz does not print validity, insurance terms or a code for the Bachat card, and we could not verify those. Cost per GB and the four-week comparisons are our arithmetic. We did not buy a bundle.
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.
