All current Jazz and Warid bundles for internet, calls and SMS, with price, validity and the code to subscribe.
Jazz Weekly Super Max gives 30 GB, 1,000 Jazz minutes, 150 other-network minutes and 1,000 SMS for 7 days at Rs. 608.…
View details →JazzJazz Monthly Freedom gives 100 GB, 3,000 Jazz minutes, 750 other-network minutes and 3,000 SMS for 30 days at Rs. 2,608. Code…
View details →Jazz is the largest mobile network in Pakistan and also carries the old Warid customer base, so a Warid number gets the same Jazz bundles, codes and app. Its offers fall into four groups: internet bundles, call packages with on-net and off-net minutes, SMS bundles, and all-in-one offers that mix data, minutes and texts in one price.
Because Jazz has so many subscribers, on-net minutes go a long way for most people. If the majority of your family and friends are also on Jazz, an on-net heavy bundle usually beats a bigger all-network bundle that costs more.
Start with your real usage, not the headline price. Look at last month in the Jazz World app to see how much data and how many minutes you actually used, then compare bundles by price per GB and price per 100 minutes. A cheaper weekly bundle bought four times can cost more than one monthly bundle.
You can pay for any Jazz package from your main balance, through JazzCash, or with a load from your local retailer.
| Check balance | *111# |
| Helpline (from Jazz) | 111 |
| Official app | Jazz World |
Codes come from Jazz and can change. Each package below lists its own subscribe and status codes.
Yes. Warid is now part of Jazz, so Warid numbers use the same Jazz bundles, codes and app.
Dial *111# from your Jazz number. You can also open the Jazz World app, where your balance, remaining MBs and minutes appear on the home screen.
Yes. JazzCash and the Jazz World app both let you recharge and pay for bundles without visiting a retailer.
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