Night Internet Packages in Pakistan: Jazz, Zong, Ufone and Telenor Compared

Night internet packages in Pakistan give the most data for the money: on PTA's list of 30 September 2026, Zong's Weekly Mega Data gives 100 GB from 1am to 9am for Rs 370, Telenor's Mega Monthly gives 100 GB from midnight to noon for Rs 347 plus withholding tax, and Jazz's Weekly Extreme gives 50 GB from midnight to 9am for Rs 115. Data used outside those hours is not covered.

Big downloads do not need to happen at 8pm. Game updates, phone backups, a season of a drama on an offline app, a 20 GB software installer: all of these can run while you sleep. Every network sells cheap data for those hours, and the gap with daytime prices is large.

We went through every bundle in the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority's (PTA) "Cellular Broadband Tariffs" and "Cellular Hybrid Bundles Tariffs" files, both updated 30 September 2026, and pulled out each one with time-limited data. Here they are by network, with the hours that matter.

Zong and Telenor sell 100 GB of night data for under Rs 400

Two bundles stand out. Zong Weekly Mega Data gives 100 GB for 7 days, usable from 1am to 9am, at a load price of Rs 370 with all taxes. Telenor Mega Monthly gives 100 GB for 30 days, usable from midnight to noon, at Rs 347 including sales tax but before withholding tax.

Telenor's Mega Monthly is the cheapest per GB on the whole list, about Rs 3.50 per GB before withholding tax. Its hours are also the widest, a full 12 hours. Zong's bundle works out at Rs 3.70 per GB but needs renewing every week.

PTA's files show Jazz and Telenor prices with 19.5% sales tax but without the 15% withholding tax taken from every recharge, so loading them costs a little more. Zong and Ufone prices are load prices with all taxes in.

Daily night bundles cost Rs 18 to Rs 69

If you only need one night, every network has a short bundle. These suit a single large download, such as a phone update or a game patch.

• Telenor 4G Raat Din Offer: 1.5 GB from midnight to noon, Rs 18.
• Ufone Mega Internet: 2 GB from midnight to noon, Rs 22.
• Jazz Super Hours: 2 GB from midnight to noon, valid one day, Rs 35.
• Zong Daily GNO: 2.5 GB from 1am to 9am, Rs 69 load price.

Daytime has cheap slots too. Telenor's Daily Off Peak gives 1,500 MB from 6am to 6pm for Rs 15, and Ufone's Best Morning Offer gives 2 GB from 9am to noon for Rs 8. They suit students with morning classes online.

Monthly bundles split data into day and night halves

Several monthly bundles give half their data at any time and half only at night. The headline number counts both, so read the split before you buy.

So Zong's "Monthly 40 GB" is really 20 GB for daytime use. If your daytime use is heavy, a full-time bundle may suit you better; the price per GB of those is compared in Pakistan's cheapest monthly packages per GB.

Set up your phone so night data is not wasted

Night data only helps if the download actually runs in those hours. A phone left on Wi-Fi-only updates, or one that sleeps and drops the connection, can wake at 9am with the bundle unused. And a download that runs past the end time starts eating normal data or balance.

1. Subscribe in the operator's official app and note the exact hours.
2. Start the big download a few minutes after the start time, not before.
3. Keep the phone on charge and turn off battery saver for the night.
4. Allow app and system updates over mobile data for that night only.
5. Turn mobile data off, or pause the download, before the end time.

Step five protects your balance. After a bundle's data runs out, PTA's file lists overage at Rs 2.25 per MB on Jazz's internet bundles, about Rs 1.20 on Zong and Rs 1 plus tax on Telenor. Ufone falls back to its standard Rs 2.75 per MB. The free blocks are in balance save codes for every network.

To share night data with a laptop or TV, a phone hotspot works with any of these bundles. The settings for Android and iPhone are in sharing your mobile hotspot.

Common questions

Which network has the cheapest night internet package in Pakistan?

Per GB, Telenor Mega Monthly, with 100 GB from midnight to noon for Rs 347 plus withholding tax on PTA's 30 September 2026 list. Zong Weekly Mega Data gives 100 GB for Rs 370 a week.

What happens if I use night data after 9am?

The night data stops working at the end time. Further use comes from any other bundle you have, or is charged from your balance at the overage or standard rate.

Are night packages cheaper than normal packages?

Yes, by a wide margin. Telenor Mega Monthly works out at about Rs 3.50 per GB, while the cheapest any-time monthly bundles on PTA's list cost about Rs 7 to Rs 9 per GB.

Which one-night bundle is cheapest?

Telenor 4G Raat Din Offer is the lowest price, 1.5 GB for Rs 18. Ufone Mega Internet gives more data, 2 GB for Rs 22, both from midnight to noon.

Do prices include tax?

Zong and Ufone prices include all taxes. Jazz and Telenor prices include sales tax, but 15% withholding tax is deducted when you recharge.

How we verified this

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

We checked on 10 October 2026. All bundles, data, hours, prices and overage rates are from PTA's "Cellular Broadband Tariffs" and "Cellular Hybrid Bundles Tariffs" files, updated 30 September 2026, on the PTA tariffs page. Per GB figures are our arithmetic. PTA's files leave out regional packages, and operators change offers often, so confirm the hours and price in the operator's app on the day.