WorldCall Internet Packages in Lahore and Karachi: 6 Thunder Plans From Rs 699, Plus TV Prices (Pakistan)
WorldCall internet packages in Lahore and Karachi: Thunder 1 at Rs 699 to Thunder 10 at Rs 2,350 or Rs 3,500, plus set-up cost, free cable TV and TV prices.

WorldCall's cable internet packages start at Rs 699 a month for 1 Mbps and go up to 10 Mbps, which costs Rs 2,350 in Lahore and Rs 3,500 in Karachi. These are the six "Thunder" plans on WorldCall's own website, before tax. In Lahore, 14% advance tax is added to the bill, and most plans from 2 Mbps up include free cable TV.
We read WorldCall's broadband, cable TV, digital TV and bundle pages on 12 November 2026. One warning first: WorldCall does not date these prices, and the footer on every page still reads 2023. So treat the list as WorldCall's published price and confirm it on the phone before you pay a set-up fee.

WorldCall Thunder internet packages in Lahore and Karachi
WorldCall sells six Thunder plans from 1 Mbps to 10 Mbps in both cities. Lahore is cheaper at the top end: 10 Mbps costs Rs 2,350 there and Rs 3,500 in Karachi. Every plan is listed as unlimited downloads.
| Package | Speed | Lahore, per month | Karachi, per month | Free cable TV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thunder 1 | 1 Mbps | Rs 699 | Rs 699 | No |
| Thunder 2 | 2 Mbps | Rs 1,200 | Rs 999 | Lahore only |
| Thunder 4 | 4 Mbps | Rs 1,500 | Rs 1,500 | Yes |
| Thunder 6 | 6 Mbps | Rs 1,800 | Rs 2,500 | Yes |
| Thunder 8 | 8 Mbps | Rs 2,100 | Rs 3,000 | Yes |
| Thunder 10 | 10 Mbps | Rs 2,350 | Rs 3,500 | Yes |
WorldCall says the rates exclude taxes. The Lahore cards add "14% Advance Tax". The Karachi cards do not mention it.

Set-up cost, modem and tax on a new WorldCall connection
On top of the monthly fee, WorldCall lists a one time cost of Rs 1,750, which it waives if you pay a quarter in advance. In Lahore, Thunder 1 on a modem without Wi-Fi has a Rs 2,000 set-up cost instead.
- One time cost: Rs 1,750, waived on a quarterly advance payment.
- Thunder 1 in Lahore: Rs 2,000 set-up with a non Wi-Fi modem.
- Thunder 2 to Thunder 10: "Set-up and modem charges apply". WorldCall does not print the modem price.
- Digital TV box: Rs 4,000 in Lahore, if you add digital TV.
- Tax: 14% advance tax on Lahore internet bills.
Our view: ask for the modem price in writing before the technician comes. It is the one figure WorldCall leaves out, and on a Rs 1,500 plan it can cost more than the first month.
WorldCall internet and TV bundle discounts
WorldCall's bundle page joins cable TV with cable internet. In Lahore, Thunder 1 and Thunder 2 customers get Rs 200 off each month, and cable TV is free on Thunder 2 to Thunder 10. In Karachi, cable TV is free on Thunder 4 to Thunder 10.
The Rs 200 discount applies only when you pay the bundle bill by the due date, WorldCall says. The Karachi offer is for new and reconnection customers.
WorldCall cable TV and digital TV prices
If you only want TV, WorldCall's analogue cable TV costs Rs 660 a month in Lahore and Rs 550 in Karachi for the main TV, with 80+ channels. Digital TV costs Rs 270 a month in Lahore and Rs 250 in Karachi, after you buy an HD box.
| TV service | Lahore | Karachi |
|---|---|---|
| Cable TV, first TV | Rs 660 a month, Rs 1,500 set-up | Rs 550 a month (Rs 400 in flats), Rs 1,000 set-up |
| Cable TV, second TV | Rs 300 a month | Rs 200 a month |
| Cable TV, third TV | Free | Rs 150 a month |
| Digital TV HD box | Rs 4,000 | Rs 4,715 |
| Digital TV subscription | Rs 270 a month, Rs 2,755 a year | Rs 250 a month |
Digital TV has 120+ channels and parental control, according to WorldCall. Provincial sales tax is added to TV bills.
How to get a WorldCall connection
WorldCall takes new connections by phone and at its customer care centres. Its pages list coverage across Lahore and in "major areas" of Karachi only, so check your street first.
- Open WorldCall's coverage map on worldcall.net.pk, or ask the sales team if your street is covered.
- Call WorldCall on 042 32510505 or message WhatsApp 0302 8422965, the numbers on its site today.
- Choose a Thunder plan and ask for the modem and set-up price in writing.
- Ask whether paying three months in advance waives the Rs 1,750 one time cost.
- Pay the advance and keep the receipt.
- After installation, run a speed test and compare it with the plan speed.
Our WorldCall helpline guide lists every number and office, including the main helpline WorldCall says is down.
How WorldCall compares with fibre internet
WorldCall's fastest plan is 10 Mbps on a cable TV network. Fibre companies sell far faster plans in the same cities, so WorldCall suits light use: WhatsApp, browsing and one video stream at a time.
For a family that streams on several screens, compare PTCL Flash Fiber, Nayatel and StormFiber, StormFiber prices by city and Wateen packages in Lahore before you sign up.
Common questions about WorldCall packages
What is the cheapest WorldCall internet package?
Thunder 1, 1 Mbps for Rs 699 a month in Lahore and Karachi, before tax.
How much is WorldCall 10 Mbps?
Rs 2,350 a month in Lahore and Rs 3,500 a month in Karachi, on WorldCall's site.
Is WorldCall internet unlimited?
WorldCall lists every Thunder plan as "unlimited downloads". It does not publish a fair usage limit on its package page.
Does WorldCall give free cable TV with internet?
Yes. In Lahore on Thunder 2 to Thunder 10, and in Karachi on Thunder 4 to Thunder 10.
Is WorldCall available outside Lahore and Karachi?
WorldCall's site lists packages only for Lahore and Karachi. Its contact page says it covers Lahore fully and major areas of Karachi.
Are these WorldCall prices current?
They are the prices on WorldCall's site on 12 November 2026. The site does not date them, so confirm by phone before you pay.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 12 November 2026. Prices come from WorldCall's Cable Broadband, Bundle Offers, Cable TV and Digital TV pages. We did not order a connection, so the modem price and installation time are not tested.
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.




