Stop Ufone Koyal, Oladoc, Fitflex and Gamelotte Charges in Pakistan: Daily Prices and Unsubscribe Codes
Ufone add-ons charge daily until stopped: Koyal Rs 1 to Rs 3, Oladoc Rs 5, Gamelotte Rs 6.68. Stop Koyal on 5995 and Oladoc on *4003#. Every price and stop step

Ufone's add-on services Koyal, Oladoc, Fitflex and Gamelotte each charge your balance every day until you stop them. Koyal costs Rs 1 to Rs 3 plus tax a day, Oladoc Rs 5 plus tax, Fitflex Rs 5 and Gamelotte Rs 6.68 plus tax. To stop Koyal, send "Unsub" to 5995. To stop Oladoc, dial *4003#. Fitflex and Gamelotte stop only in their own app or website.
We read each service's page on ufone.com on 9 November 2026. We did not subscribe. Below is what each service is, what it costs per day and per month, how it starts, and the exact way to stop it, so a surprise daily charge does not keep eating your balance.

Ufone add-on services renew until you stop them
Ufone's VAS page says every value added service stays active and renews by itself until you unsubscribe. It also says that pressing a VAS advert counts as agreeing to subscribe, and charges can start without another confirmation. So check your balance messages after you tap any advert.
| Service | What it is | Price | How to stop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Koyal web | Regional and folk music | Rs 3 + tax a day | On koyal.pk |
| Koyal IVR | Music by phone call | Rs 1 + tax a day | Unsub to 5995, or dial 5995 and press 0 |
| Oladoc | Doctor video calls and discounts | Rs 5 + tax a day, Rs 25 a week, Rs 60 a month | Dial *4003# or call 333 |
| Fitflex | Workout and diet plans | Rs 5 a day with tax, Rs 100 a month on postpaid | In the Fitflex app |
| Gamelotte | Cloud games | Rs 6.68 + tax a day | On ufone.gamelotte.com |
| Cricwick | Cricket videos and scores | Rs 4.29 + tax a day, Rs 59.75 a month | In the Cricwick app |
Ufone's own codes for other services, such as balance save and caller tunes, are in our list of every Ufone code.

Koyal costs Rs 1 or Rs 3 a day, depending on how you listen
Koyal is a music service for Pakistani regional and folk music, dramas and short videos in languages such as Sindhi, Saraiki, Punjabi, Pashto, Balochi, Hindko and Urdu. On the web or app it costs Rs 3 plus tax a day. By phone call on 5995 it costs Rs 1 plus tax a day.
- To start the phone service, send "Sub" to 5995, or dial 5995 and press 1.
- To stop it, send "Unsub" to 5995, or dial 5995 and press 0.
- To stop the web service, sign in at koyal.pk and unsubscribe there.
- If you cannot stop it, call 333 from your Ufone number.
Ufone says calling 5995 is free, and only the daily charge applies. Koyal is for prepaid users. Downloading a tune as your caller tune adds normal UTunes charges, as in Ufone's caller tune guide.
Oladoc gives doctor video calls from Rs 5 a day
Oladoc on Ufone gives free video calls with doctors and discounts on clinic visits, lab tests, medicine delivery and surgery. It costs Rs 5 plus tax a day, Rs 25 plus tax a week, or Rs 60 plus tax a month. Dial *4003# to start or stop it.
- Clinic visits: up to 20% off the doctor's fee.
- Lab tests: up to 40% off, including home sampling.
- Medicine delivery: up to 10% off.
- Surgery booking: up to 30% off.
Ufone says it only distributes the service, and Oladoc provides it. You use the benefits in the Oladoc app. The monthly plan is the cheapest way to keep it: Rs 60 against about Rs 150 for 30 daily charges. For health cover that pays hospital bills, compare Ufone's insurance plans.
Fitflex and Gamelotte stop only in their own app or website
Fitflex is a workout and diet app. It costs Rs 5 a day on prepaid and Rs 100 a month on postpaid, both with tax included. Gamelotte is a cloud games service at Rs 6.68 plus tax a day. Neither has an SMS or dial code to stop it on Ufone's page.
| Service | Start | Stop | Extra cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fitflex | Fitflex app or fitflexapp.com | Fitflex app | Data for videos |
| Gamelotte | ufone.gamelotte.com | ufone.gamelotte.com | Data for every game, no offline play |
Gamelotte charges postpaid users the same Rs 6.68 plus tax a day. Over 30 days that is about Rs 200 before tax, more than most Ufone daily internet bundles. If you only want games, a data bundle may suit you better, as in Ufone's PUBG and Free Fire packages. For Ufone's older game service, see the Gamebox unsubscribe guide.
What to do if Ufone charges you for a service you did not want
First stop the service with the method above. Then call 333 and ask Ufone to confirm the service is off and to explain the charges. If Ufone does not fix it, you can complain to PTA.
- Stop the service using its own code, app or website.
- Call 333 and ask which services are active on your number.
- Ask for a refund of charges you did not agree to, and note the complaint number.
- If there is no fix, follow our guide to services activated without consent and complain to PTA.
To stop small balance deductions in general, Ufone also has a balance save service, explained in Ufone balance save.
Common questions about Ufone add-on services
How do I unsubscribe from Koyal on Ufone?
Send "Unsub" to 5995, or dial 5995 and press 0. For the web service, unsubscribe on koyal.pk.
What is the Ufone Oladoc code?
Dial *4003# to subscribe or unsubscribe. You can also call 333 to stop it.
How much does Fitflex cost on Ufone?
Rs 5 a day on prepaid and Rs 100 a month on postpaid, with tax included.
How do I stop Gamelotte on Ufone?
Go to ufone.gamelotte.com and unsubscribe there. Ufone's page gives no SMS code.
Do Ufone VAS services renew by themselves?
Yes. Ufone says every VAS subscription stays active and renews until you unsubscribe.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 9 November 2026. Prices, codes and terms come from Ufone's own pages for Koyal, Oladoc, Fitflex, Gamelotte, Cricket and the VAS disclaimer. Monthly totals are our sums. We did not subscribe, so we have not tested the stop codes.
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.




