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Nayatel Packages and Prices by City in Pakistan, 2026

Nayatel packages and prices for all 13 cities, read on nayatel.com on 29 September 2026, plus installation charges, how to apply and the 1441 helpline.

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan EraShahid Anwar7 min read
A white Wi-Fi router with soft green lights on a wooden shelf in a Pakistani living room

Nayatel's cheapest home fibre package is Home Unlimited 30 Mbps at Rs 1,900 a month plus tax, and its fastest is Triple Play 500 Mbps at Rs 30,850. On 29 September 2026 the list was the same in all 13 cities Nayatel serves, with two exceptions: the 30 Mbps plan is not offered in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Taxila or Wah Cantt, and Peshawar charges Rs 2,200 for it.

We read these Nayatel packages and prices from the package list that nayatel.com loads for each city, city by city, on 29 September 2026. Prices on the site are shown "per month plus tax", so your bill will be higher than the numbers below. The one-time setup cost is separate too, and it is bigger than most people expect.

Nayatel Home Unlimited internet prices in 2026

Home Unlimited is the internet-only plan. Prices start at Rs 1,900 for 30 Mbps and rise to Rs 25,550 for 400 Mbps. Each plan has a monthly data cap, called a fair usage policy (FUP), from 2.5 TB to 10 TB.

PackageMonthly price (plus tax)Monthly data cap
Home Unlimited 30 MbpsRs 1,900 (Rs 2,200 in Peshawar)2.5 TB
Home Unlimited 40 MbpsRs 2,3502.5 TB
Home Unlimited 60 MbpsRs 3,6503.5 TB
Home Unlimited 80 MbpsRs 4,6504 TB
Home Unlimited 100 MbpsRs 5,7505 TB
Home Unlimited 200 MbpsRs 11,4507 TB
Home Unlimited 300 MbpsRs 19,5509 TB
Home Unlimited 400 MbpsRs 25,55010 TB
Nayatel Home Unlimited package prices from 30 Mbps to 400 Mbps in 2026

"Unlimited" does not mean no limit. Nayatel's terms say that once you use the cap, your speed drops to 1 Mbps until you buy extra GBs from the customer portal. The cap resets every month. For most homes, 2.5 TB is a lot. A family that streams in 4K on several screens every evening can still get close on the smaller plans.

Honestly, 40 Mbps at Rs 2,350 is the plan most homes should start with. The jump to 60 Mbps costs Rs 1,300 more a month, which only pays off if several people stream or game at once.

Nayatel Triple Play packages with TV and phone

Triple Play adds Naya TV and a phone line to the same fibre connection. It costs Rs 300 more than the matching internet-only plan at every speed, and it is the only range with a 500 Mbps option.

SpeedTriple Play price (plus tax)Home Unlimited price
30 MbpsRs 2,200Rs 1,900
40 MbpsRs 2,650Rs 2,350
60 MbpsRs 3,950Rs 3,650
80 MbpsRs 4,950Rs 4,650
100 MbpsRs 6,050Rs 5,750
200 MbpsRs 11,750Rs 11,450
300 MbpsRs 19,850Rs 19,550
400 MbpsRs 25,850Rs 25,550
500 MbpsRs 30,850Not offered

The data caps are the same as the internet-only plans, and the 500 Mbps plan gets 11 TB. Nayatel's terms say there is no line rent for the phone, but you must bring your own phone set. If you already pay for cable TV, Rs 300 for TV and a phone line is a fair deal.

Nayatel prices by city

Nayatel lists 13 cities: Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Lahore, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Multan, Gujranwala, Sialkot, Sargodha, Attock, Taxila, Wah Cantt and Muzaffargarh. We pulled the list for each one. The monthly prices matched everywhere except the entry plan.

  • Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Taxila and Wah Cantt: plans start at 40 Mbps. The 30 Mbps plan is not listed.
  • Peshawar: Home Unlimited 30 Mbps is Rs 2,200, not Rs 1,900. The Triple Play 30 Mbps plan is also Rs 2,200 there.
  • Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, Gujranwala, Sialkot, Sargodha, Attock and Muzaffargarh: the full list, from 30 Mbps at Rs 1,900.
Which Nayatel cities get the 30 Mbps plan and which start at 40 Mbps

A city on the list does not mean your street is covered. Fibre reaches sectors and societies one at a time. Check your exact area before you pay anything, as the next section explains.

Nayatel installation charges and hardware

A new connection costs Rs 3,000 for installation plus Rs 12,000 for the fibre modem (ONT) without cable TV, or Rs 15,000 with it. You can spread the ONT over 20 or 30 months instead, but you pay more in total.

ItemPay in fullPay in instalments
InstallationRs 3,000Rs 3,000
ONT without cable TVRs 12,000Rs 1,000 down, then Rs 700 a month for 20 months (Rs 15,000 total)
ONT with cable TVRs 15,000Rs 1,000 down, then Rs 600 a month for 30 months (Rs 19,000 total)
Home routerRs 8,000 including taxRs 1,000 a month for 9 months
Premium routerRs 19,000Not offered
Nayatel installation charges and ONT prices, full payment and instalments

So the cheapest way in is Rs 15,000 upfront for installation and an ONT without TV. The instalment route costs Rs 4,000 upfront but Rs 18,000 over time. If you can pay once, pay once.

One more cost to plan for. Nayatel's terms recommend an extra 5 GHz access point to get full speed over Wi-Fi on 50 Mbps and above. A 100 Mbps plan on a weak router in a back bedroom will feel slow, and that is a router problem, not a line problem. Switching bands helps, and switching between 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz works the same way on most routers.

How to apply for a Nayatel connection

Check coverage for your area first, then sign up online or through the sales team on 1441, extension 2. Nayatel's city pages say signing up online gets an extra Rs 1,000 discount.

  1. Open nayatel.com, choose Coverage Areas, and pick your city and area.
  2. If your area is listed, choose a package on your city's internet page.
  3. Click Sign up and fill in the online form. This is the route with the Rs 1,000 discount.
  4. Or call 1441 and press 2 for sales, or email sales@nayatel.com.
  5. Pay the installation and ONT charges, and agree a date for the fibre to be laid.
Steps to apply for a Nayatel fibre connection online

Sales lines are open 9 am to 8 pm, Monday to Saturday, with a break from 1 pm to 2 pm on Friday, and 10:30 am to 6 pm on Sunday, according to Nayatel's contact page.

Nayatel helpline and complaints

The Nayatel helpline is 1441. Press 1 for technical support, which runs 24 hours a day, 2 for sales and 3 for billing. You can also use WhatsApp on +92 51 111 11 44 44 or SMS 8116.

  • Technical: 1441, extension 1, or support@nayatel.com.
  • Billing: 1441, extension 3, or billing@nayatel.com.
  • App: in the My Nayatel app, go to Support, then Requirements/Complaints, choose Technical and submit.

Write down the complaint number you are given. If the fault drags on, that number is what PTA asks for when you take the matter further, and complaining to PTA about your provider starts with it. Nayatel is one of the providers listed in PTA's own complaint form.

Paying the bill is simpler than fixing a fault. Nayatel lists its payment options on its site, and the same banking apps you use for a StormFiber bill payment usually carry Nayatel too.

Common questions

What is the cheapest Nayatel package?

Home Unlimited 30 Mbps at Rs 1,900 a month plus tax. It is not offered in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Taxila or Wah Cantt, where the cheapest plan is 40 Mbps at Rs 2,350. In Peshawar the 30 Mbps plan costs Rs 2,200.

How much are Nayatel installation charges?

Rs 3,000 for installation, plus Rs 12,000 for the ONT without cable TV or Rs 15,000 with it. That makes Rs 15,000 upfront for the cheapest setup.

Is Nayatel internet really unlimited?

No. Each plan has a monthly cap from 2.5 TB to 11 TB. After that your speed falls to 1 Mbps until you buy extra GBs or the month resets.

Do Nayatel prices include tax?

No. The site shows every package as "per month plus tax". Government taxes are added to your bill on top of the listed price.

What is the Nayatel helpline number?

1441. Press 1 for technical support, 2 for sales and 3 for billing. WhatsApp is +92 51 111 11 44 44 and SMS is 8116.

Is Nayatel available in Karachi?

No. Karachi is not among the 13 cities Nayatel listed on 29 September 2026. The list is mostly northern Punjab, Islamabad and Peshawar.

How we verified this

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

Last checked on 29 September 2026. Package names, speeds, monthly prices and data caps for all 13 cities were read from the package data that nayatel.com loads for each city's home internet page, and the city list from the same site. The FUP, the 1 Mbps speed after the cap, the 5 GHz advice, no line rent and the tax note come from the terms shown with those packages. Installation, ONT and router prices were read on Nayatel's hardware charges page. The helpline, extensions, timings, WhatsApp, SMS and emails were read on the Nayatel contact page, and the Rs 1,000 online discount on the city page. We did not sign up or test a connection, and prices can change without notice, so confirm the total with sales before you pay.

About the author

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan Era

Senior Writer, Public Services and Technology

Shahid Anwar

Shahid joined us in 2024 as an author. He is a senior contributor to Pakistan's leading technology websites. He writes detailed articles, mostly covering his expertise in the latest tech, mobiles, apps, gadgets, and step-by-step guides. His ideology is to help people understand the latest trends and explain complex methods through very easy-to-understand guides.

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