Jazz Weekly All-in-One Bundles in Pakistan Compared: Rs 521 to Rs 695, With Codes

Jazz sells seven weekly all-in-one bundles on its prepaid page, from the Lajawab Haftawar Offer at Rs 209 for 2 GB to the Weekly X Plus at Rs 695 for 100 GB, and every price is printed as inclusive of tax. The best value per gigabyte is Weekly X Plus at about Rs 7 a GB. The cheapest ticket to 1,000 Jazz minutes is the Karachi, Hyderabad and Badin offer at Rs 304, if your number qualifies.

We read Jazz's weekly all-in-one page at jazz.com.pk on 19 October 2026 and copied every bundle, price and dial code from it. Jazz lists the codes under each card without labels, so we matched each code to the card above it and say so where it matters. Dial the code and read the confirmation before you accept.

Jazz has four nationwide weekly bundles and three regional ones

Four bundles are open to every prepaid number: Weekly Super Plus at Rs 521, Weekly Super Max at Rs 608, Weekly Freedom at Rs 652 and Weekly X Plus at Rs 695. The other three carry a region in the name: Chenab Plus, Karachi Hyderabad Badin, and Lajawab. Jazz's page does not list the eligible districts.

Weekly X Plus also lists Rs 50,000 of handset insurance. Jazz's page does not print the validity of any bundle. The word weekly points to seven days, and the confirmation SMS will state the expiry, so read it.

Weekly X Plus costs about Rs 7 a GB, Weekly Super Plus about Rs 52

Divide each price by its data and the gap is wide. Weekly X Plus works out at Rs 6.95 a GB, Weekly Freedom at Rs 13.04, Weekly Super Max at Rs 20.27 and Weekly Super Plus at Rs 52.10. These per-gigabyte figures are our arithmetic from Jazz's prices, not something Jazz prints.

That sounds like X Plus wins every time. It does not. Nobody uses 100 GB in a week on a phone unless they hotspot a laptop or stream video all day. If you use 5 to 8 GB a week, the Rs 174 you save on Super Plus against X Plus is real money, and the unused 90 GB is not.

The honest comparison is against what you will actually use. For 20 to 30 GB a week, Super Max at Rs 608 is the fit. For 30 to 50 GB, Freedom at Rs 652 costs only Rs 44 more than Super Max and gives 20 GB extra plus double the other-network minutes.

Other-network minutes are the real difference between the four nationwide bundles

All four nationwide bundles give at least 1,000 Jazz minutes and SMS, which few people exhaust in a week. What runs out is the allowance for calls to Zong, Ufone and Telenor numbers: 120 on Super Plus, 150 on Super Max, 300 on Freedom and 600 on X Plus.

If most of your family is on another network, the Freedom bundle's 300 minutes is the sensible floor. Once the other-network minutes are gone, calls are charged at the base rate, which is where a cheap bundle quietly turns expensive. The rates that apply after an allowance ends are in the table of call, SMS and data rates without a package.

Weekly X Plus is the only one with international minutes, ten of them. Jazz's page does not say which countries, so treat that as a bonus rather than a reason to buy.

The three regional offers are cheaper, but only if your number qualifies

The Karachi, Hyderabad and Badin Haftawar Offer at Rs 304 is unusual because its 1,000 minutes are all-network, not Jazz-only. The Chenab Plus offer at Rs 380 matches Super Plus on 10 GB for Rs 141 less. Lajawab at Rs 209 is a calling bundle with 2 GB on the side.

Jazz does not list which districts or number series qualify. Our reading is that a number bought in the region, or one that Jazz has tagged to it, gets the offer, and others get a rejection message when they dial. Dialling costs nothing, so try the code if you live in Karachi, Hyderabad, Badin or the Chenab belt of central Punjab and see what the reply says.

One warning. Jazz's page does not print SMS for Lajawab and does not state validity for any regional offer. Read the reply before confirming.

How to subscribe, check what is left, and stop the bundle

Dial the code for the bundle you want. Jazz deducts the price from your balance and sends a confirmation SMS with the expiry. The SIMOSA app also lists the same bundles under prepaid offers and lets you buy with balance or a card.

1. Load at least the bundle price. Jazz prices are inclusive of tax, but a recharge still loses advance income tax, so load a little more than the price.
2. Dial the code, for example *737# for Weekly Freedom, and confirm.
3. Read the SMS for the expiry date and the exact allowances.
4. Check remaining data and minutes during the week with the steps in how to check remaining Jazz MBs, minutes and SMS.
5. If a bundle renews when you do not want it, the stop codes are in the list of Jazz unsubscribe codes.

Weekly bundles are a poor fit for a very light user. If you mostly need calls, the Jazz Voice Infinity offer covers 90 days of calls for Rs 217. If you only need a few days of data and calls, the Jazz 3 Day Max offer is Rs 103.

Jazz may raise these prices, and PTA's rules say how

Jazz, like every operator, can change a bundle price with PTA's approval, and PTA's quarterly tariff tracking shows weekly bundles have gone up before. PTA's tariff rules require a notice before a price change and bar auto-renewal without consent, which is why the confirmation SMS matters. The rules are summarised in PTA's tariff regulations on auto-renewal and price notices.

If the price you are charged does not match the page, keep the SMS and the deduction time. Jazz's helpline is 111 from a Jazz number. If that fails, the process in how to complain to PTA about a telecom service takes it further.

Common questions about Jazz weekly all-in-one bundles

What is the cheapest Jazz weekly bundle?

The Lajawab Haftawar Offer at Rs 209 for 2 GB and 2,000 Jazz minutes. It is a regional offer, so dial *565# and see whether your number is accepted. Nationwide, the cheapest is Weekly Super Plus at Rs 521.

Which Jazz weekly bundle has the most data?

Weekly X Plus, with 100 GB for Rs 695 on *852#. It also carries 2,000 Jazz minutes, 600 other-network minutes, 10 international minutes and Rs 50,000 of handset insurance.

What is the Jazz Weekly Freedom code?

Jazz lists *737# under the Weekly Freedom card. It gives 50 GB, 1,000 Jazz minutes and SMS and 300 other-network minutes for Rs 652 including tax.

Are Jazz weekly bundle prices inclusive of tax?

Yes. Every price on Jazz's weekly all-in-one page is marked inclusive of tax. The withholding tax on your recharge is separate, so load a little more than the bundle price.

How long does a Jazz weekly bundle last?

Jazz's page does not print a validity. The names say weekly, and the confirmation SMS states the expiry date and time. Check it there.

Can I buy a Jazz weekly bundle on the SIMOSA app?

Yes. Jazz directs package queries to the SIMOSA app, which lists the same bundles and can charge your balance or a card.

How we verified this

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

Last checked 19 October 2026. Bundle names, prices, allowances and dial codes come from Jazz's weekly all-in-one page, which we read on 19 October 2026. Prices are printed there as inclusive of tax. Jazz does not print validity, eligible regions for the three regional offers, or the countries covered by the international minutes, and we could not confirm those. The code pairing follows the order on the page. Cost per GB is our arithmetic. We did not buy a bundle.