Ufone PUBG Package Code: Daily, Weekly and Monthly Offers, and Free Fire Too (2026 List)
Ufone PUBG and Free Fire packages on one code: daily Rs 12, weekly Rs 60, monthly Rs 150. How much is game data, cost per GB, and how Zong's bundles compare.

The Ufone PUBG package code is *8080#. Ufone lists a daily PUBG offer at Rs 12 for 750 MB, a weekly one at Rs 60 for 5 GB and a monthly one at Rs 150 for 10 GB. Free Fire players use the same code for a Rs 12 daily and Rs 60 weekly offer. Below is how much of each bundle is game data and how much is normal internet, and how the offers compare with Zong's.
Mobile games eat data in short, heavy bursts, and running out in the middle of a match is the worst moment to find out. Ufone sells game bundles that set aside data for one game. We read Ufone's PUBGM offer page, Free Fire offer page and internet offers list on 24 October 2026.
Ufone PUBG and Free Fire offers all use *8080#
Ufone gives one code, *8080#, for every PUBG Mobile and Free Fire offer on its pages. PUBG has daily, weekly and monthly offers. Free Fire has daily and weekly offers only. All prices are listed as load amounts.
| Offer | Price (load) | Total data | Normal data | Game data | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily PUBGM | Rs 12 | 750 MB | 250 MB | 500 MB PUBG | 24 hours |
| Weekly PUBGM | Rs 60 | 5 GB | 1 GB | 4 GB PUBG | 7 days |
| Monthly PUBG | Rs 150 | 10 GB | Split not shown | 30 days | |
| Daily Free Fire | Rs 12 | 750 MB | 250 MB | 500 MB Free Fire | 24 hours |
| Weekly Free Fire | Rs 60 | 5 GB | 1 GB | 4 GB Free Fire | 7 days |

Ufone's monthly PUBG offer shows only 10 GB in total. The page does not say how much of it is for the game, so read the reply SMS when you subscribe.
Most of each bundle works only inside the game
On the daily and weekly offers, two thirds or more of the data is locked to the game. The weekly bundle gives 4 GB for PUBG or Free Fire and only 1 GB for everything else, including the game's own updates outside play.
That split matters more than the headline number. A 5 GB weekly bundle sounds generous, but if you also watch match videos or use WhatsApp heavily, the 1 GB of normal data will run out first. After that, normal browsing comes from your balance unless you have another bundle.
The weekly offer is still the best value on paper. At Rs 60 for 5 GB it works out at Rs 12 a GB, against Rs 16 a GB for the daily offer, which is our arithmetic from Ufone's prices. The monthly PUBG offer is cheaper again at Rs 15 a GB if the whole 10 GB is usable.

How to subscribe to a Ufone game bundle
Dial *8080# from your Ufone number with enough balance, and follow the reply to pick the game and validity if it asks. Ufone also offers its game bundles in the U ptcl app. Check the confirmation SMS for the data split.
- Recharge at least Rs 12 for daily, Rs 60 for weekly or Rs 150 for monthly.
- Dial *8080# from the Ufone SIM.
- If the reply offers a choice, pick PUBG Mobile or Free Fire and the validity you paid for.
- Read the reply SMS for the price, game data and normal data.
- Dial *706# during the week to see how much data is left.

Ufone's Super Card page gives *706# for remaining data, minutes and SMS. If you want a general data bundle instead, the full list of Ufone weekly bundles has larger packs.
Ufone's game bundles cost less than Zong's
Zong's Monthly PUBG Bundle costs Rs 280 for 10 GB, with 9 GB of normal data and 1 GB for PUBG. Its Gaming Bundle costs Rs 680 for 15 GB and adds a 60 UC voucher. Ufone's monthly PUBG offer lists 10 GB for Rs 150.
| Network and offer | Price | Data | Extra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ufone Monthly PUBG | Rs 150 load | 10 GB | Split not shown |
| Zong Monthly PUBG Bundle | Rs 280 | 9 GB normal, 1 GB PUBG | Not auto renewed |
| Zong Gaming Bundle | Rs 680 | 15 GB, 14 GB flat | 60 UC voucher |
Zong's split is the opposite of Ufone's weekly one: mostly normal data with a small game share. Which is better depends on whether you mostly play or mostly browse. The full Zong offer is set out in the Zong gaming bundle for PUBG and Free Fire.
A data bundle does not buy UC or diamonds
These offers pay for the data the game uses, not for in-game currency. To buy PUBG UC or Free Fire diamonds you still need a separate top-up, paid by card, wallet or app store. Ufone's game data does not change that.
The safe, official ways to pay from Pakistan are set out for PUBG UC top-up and Free Fire diamonds. Avoid anyone selling UC or diamonds for a Ufone balance transfer, because a balance transfer cannot be reversed.
Common questions
What is the Ufone PUBG package code?
Dial *8080#. The same code covers the daily, weekly and monthly PUBG offers and the Free Fire offers.
How much is the Ufone weekly PUBG package?
Rs 60 load for 5 GB over 7 days: 1 GB of normal data and 4 GB for PUBG Mobile.
Is there a Ufone monthly Free Fire package?
Not on Ufone's Free Fire page. It lists daily and weekly Free Fire offers only, while PUBG also has a monthly offer.
Does the Ufone PUBG offer work for PUBG Lite?
Ufone's page names only PUBG Mobile and does not mention PUBG Lite, so assume it does not cover it.
Can I use the game data for YouTube or WhatsApp?
No. The game share works only in that game. Only the normal data part, 250 MB daily or 1 GB weekly, covers other apps.
Does a Ufone game bundle include UC or diamonds?
No. Ufone's offers give data only. In-game currency needs a separate purchase.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 24 October 2026. We read Ufone's PUBGM offer page, its Free Fire offer page, its internet offers list and its Super Card Grand page, and Zong's Monthly PUBG Bundle and Gaming Bundle pages, all on 24 October 2026. Cost per GB is our arithmetic. Ufone's terms sections on both offer pages were empty, so we could not confirm auto renewal, the monthly split or PUBG Lite support. We did not subscribe to any offer.
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