Ufone WebDoc 5570 in Pakistan: Doctor, Vet, Legal and Farm Advice From Rs 4 a Day, and How to Stop It

We read Ufone's WebDoc page on 11 November 2026. We did not subscribe or call a doctor. Below is every WebDoc service with its daily charge, the hours, how to start and how to stop, plus the one place where Ufone's own page gives two different prices.

Ufone WebDoc costs Rs 4 to Rs 12.97 a day plus tax

WebDoc has five plans on Ufone. The doctor line has three price levels. The farm, vet and legal lines cost Rs 5 plus tax a day each. One bundle gives all four kinds of advice for Rs 12 plus tax a day. Tax is added on top of every price.

Our view: the bundle only makes sense if you need two or more of these lines. Two separate Rs 5 lines cost Rs 10 a day, already close to the Rs 12 bundle.

Ufone's page shows two prices for the doctor plan

The doctor section lists three levels: Basic at Rs 4, Premium at Rs 8 and Platinum at Rs 12.97, all excluding tax. Further down the same section, Ufone says the "daily cost of Rs. 6 + Tax" covers the service. The page does not explain which level costs Rs 6. When you dial 5570, listen to the price the menu reads out before you press anything, and keep the confirmation SMS.

The same section also lists features about phone screen damage, theft and claims paid in 5 working days. Those lines look like they belong to an insurance product, not to a doctor service. We have not relied on them.

Dial 5570 to start any WebDoc service

Every WebDoc service starts the same way: dial 5570 from your Ufone number and follow the voice menu. There is no SMS keyword on Ufone's page. You choose the service and plan inside the call.

1. Make sure you have enough balance for at least one day of the plan, plus tax.
2. Dial 5570 from the Ufone number you want to register.
3. Listen to the menu and pick the service: doctor, agriculture, veterinary, legal or the bundle.
4. For the doctor line, pick Basic, Premium or Platinum, and note the price the menu reads out.
5. Wait for the confirmation SMS. The daily charge then comes out of your balance each day.

Ufone says each subscription is for one phone and one person. The doctor plan covers family members under one subscription. Calls are unlimited, but Ufone may suspend a number for misuse.

Dial 5570 and press 3 to stop WebDoc

To stop a WebDoc service, dial 5570, pick the service you are subscribed to and choose option 3 for deactivation. Ufone gives the same steps for all five services. Do it once for each service you joined.

1. Dial 5570 from the subscribed Ufone number.
2. Select the service you want to stop.
3. Choose option 3, deactivation.
4. Wait for the SMS that confirms the service is off.
5. Check your balance the next day. If a charge still comes out, call Ufone on 333.

If you did not know you had WebDoc at all, check every other paid service too. Our list of Ufone Koyal, Oladoc, Fitflex and Gamelotte stop codes covers four more daily charges, and the Ufone unsubscribe guide covers bundles.

Each WebDoc line answers a different kind of problem

The doctor line is for everyday health questions, the farm line for crops and soil, the vet line for animals, and the legal line for general legal guidance. None of them is an emergency service. All are audio calls from any phone, including basic keypad phones.

Online Healthcare Consultation

Ufone says you get unlimited doctor calls for your family, with advice, counselling, e-prescriptions and referrals to specialists. Ufone also says plainly that it is not a replacement for emergency care. For chest pain, heavy bleeding or a serious injury, call 1122 or go to a hospital.

Tele-Agri Advisory

Farm experts answer questions about crop health, soil, fertiliser and pests for field crops, vegetables and fruit. The line runs from 9 am to 5 pm. Ufone also sells a separate farm service, Bakhabar Kissan, on 6255 for Rs 5 a day including tax, which sends market rates and weather instead of live advice.

Veterinary Consultation

Vets give advice on livestock and pets owned by the subscriber, with prescriptions and referrals, from 9 am to 5 pm.

Legal Advisory

Legal advisers give general guidance on contracts, employment, brands, disputes and following the law, from 9 am to 5 pm. A phone call cannot replace a lawyer who has read your papers, so use it to understand your options before you pay for one.

Work out the monthly cost before you join

A daily charge looks small, but it adds up over 30 days. By our sums, before tax, the basic doctor plan comes to Rs 120 a month, a Rs 5 line to Rs 150, the bundle to Rs 360 and the Platinum doctor plan to about Rs 389. Tax is added on top.

To protect your balance from charges you did not ask for, read our guide to Ufone Balance Save. If a charge was taken without your consent, complain to Ufone on 333 first. Our Ufone helpline guide lists the numbers for other networks and from abroad.

Common questions about Ufone WebDoc

What is the Ufone WebDoc number?

Dial 5570 from your Ufone number. The same number is used to join and to stop every WebDoc service.

How do I unsubscribe from Ufone WebDoc?

Dial 5570, select the service you have and choose option 3 for deactivation. Wait for the confirmation SMS.

How much does Ufone WebDoc cost per day?

Ufone's page lists Rs 4, Rs 8 or Rs 12.97 plus tax for the doctor plan, Rs 5 plus tax for agri, vet or legal advice, and Rs 12 plus tax for the bundle.

Can my family use one WebDoc doctor subscription?

Yes. Ufone says you can consult for family members under one subscription.

Does WebDoc work on a keypad phone?

Yes. Every WebDoc service works by audio call, so any phone with a Ufone SIM can use it.

Is WebDoc available at night?

The agri, vet and legal lines run from 9 am to 5 pm. On the bundle, Ufone lists doctors from 9 am to 9 pm.

How we verified this

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

Last checked 11 November 2026. Every price, code, hour and rule above comes from Ufone's WebDoc Services page. The Bakhabar Kissan price comes from Ufone's Bakhabar Kissan page. The 30 day totals are our own sums before tax. We did not subscribe to WebDoc or call its doctors.