Buying a mobile bundle for a whole month can feel like a gamble. If you pick a small bundle, the data runs out in the second week. If you pick a big one, half of it expires unused and the money is gone. A weekly prepaid bundle sits in the middle. It lasts long enough to cover a normal week of work, study, videos and chatting, but it is short enough that a wrong choice only costs you seven days, not thirty.
This guide answers one simple question: which weekly bundle fits your usage this week? It compares the strongest weekly prepaid options from Jazz, Ufone and Zong, plus Telenor’s 15-day bundles for people who want a slightly longer stretch without jumping to a full monthly plan. It is about weekly prepaid bundles only. Monthly internet packages and postpaid packages are different topics, and they are not ranked here.
One warning comes first, because it affects every price in this article. Mobile bundle prices and codes change often, sometimes without any announcement. The figures below were checked on 24 October 2026, except for Zong’s daily bundles, which were re-checked on Zong’s own website on 29 October 2026. Always read the confirmation message on your own phone before you accept a bundle, and confirm the price before subscribing. If the confirmation shows a different price or a different amount of data from what you expected, do not accept it. Check the operator’s app or website first.
The short answer: pick by your usage, not by the biggest number
If you only want one quick recommendation, here it is. For the most data overall, Ufone’s weekly Mega Offer gives 150GB for Rs 730, valid for 7 days. For the best weekly value for most people, Jazz Super Max gives 30GB for Rs 608, and you can activate it by dialling *506#. For a longer stretch, Telenor’s 15-day Extreme bundle gives 100GB for Rs 1,043, with the code 345126#. For a single day, Zong’s GNO bundle gives 2.5GB for Rs 69 through the *6464# menu. For the cheapest possible start, Zong Daily Basic gives 100MB for Rs 23.
Those five picks cover five different kinds of users. The rest of this guide explains why each one wins its category, what each bundle actually includes, and where the traps are, so you can match a bundle to your own week instead of copying someone else’s choice.
How to choose in 60 seconds
Before you look at any price, answer three quick questions about your last week. First, how much data did you actually use? You can check this in your phone’s settings under mobile data usage, or in your operator’s app. Second, when do you use data most: during the day, late at night, or all day long? Some cheap bundles only work at night or only during daytime hours, and buying one of those by mistake is the most common waste of money. Third, do you also need call minutes and SMS, or do you mostly need data alone?
If you use less than 1GB a day, a 10GB weekly bundle is usually enough, with a little room to spare. If you watch videos every day, stream dramas, or attend online classes, you will probably need 30GB or more for a week. If you only need data for one evening, for example to download a file or watch a match, a one-day bundle is far cheaper than buying a whole week. And if your usage is uneven, with some heavy days and some quiet days, a 15-day bundle can smooth things out better than two separate weekly bundles.
Most data overall: Ufone Mega Offer, 150GB for Rs 730
Ufone’s weekly Mega Offer is the biggest bundle in this comparison, and it wins on pure volume. It gives 150GB for Rs 730 (load price), valid for 7 days. That 150GB is split into 100GB of general data plus 50GB of social data. In simple terms, the general part works for anything, while the social part is reserved for social apps. The bundle also includes 10,000 Ufone, Telenor and PTCL minutes, 1,500 other-network minutes and 10,000 SMS.
At about Rs 4.87 per GB, this is the cheapest data per GB among the headline bundles in this guide. That does not automatically make it the best choice for everyone. It is the best choice if you genuinely use a lot of data in a week: a household sharing one hotspot, a student attending daily online classes, a shopkeeper running videos and WhatsApp all day, or anyone who downloads large files regularly.
There are two things to check before you buy it. First, because 50GB of the total is social data, your usable general data is 100GB, not the full 150GB, for browsing, downloads and apps outside the social allowance. Second, activation is through the Uptcl app or Ufone’s website rather than a single simple dial code, and some listings show *976# for Ufone’s weekly family of offers. The safe route is to open the Uptcl app, find the Mega Offer by name, and confirm the price and data split on screen before you subscribe. The price and data split given here were checked on 24 October 2026, so confirm them again before subscribing.
If 150GB sounds like far more than you need, Ufone’s smaller weekly bundles are worth a look. Weekly Power Pro gives 10GB for Rs 520 (load price), valid for 7 days, through the Uptcl app. Weekly Power Prime gives 50GB for Rs 630 (load price), valid for 7 days, and can be activated by dialling *7777#. Power Prime is a sensible middle step: it costs Rs 100 less than the Mega Offer but gives a third of the data, so it only makes sense if you are confident you will stay under 50GB for the week.
Best weekly value: Jazz Super Max, 30GB for Rs 608
Jazz has the strongest weekly ladder of any operator in this guide, because it offers four clear steps from 10GB up to 100GB, all valid for 7 days. Weekly Super Plus gives 10GB for Rs 521, activated by dialling *505#. Weekly Super Max gives 30GB for Rs 608, activated by dialling *506#. Weekly Freedom gives 50GB for Rs 652, activated by dialling *737#. Weekly X Plus gives 100GB for Rs 695, activated by dialling *852#.
Super Max is the sweet spot for most people, and that is why it is the best weekly value pick here. At Rs 608 for 30GB, it gives three times the data of Super Plus for only Rs 87 more. It also includes 1,000 Jazz minutes and SMS plus 150 other-network minutes, so it works as an all-in-one weekly bundle, not just a data bundle. For a typical user who watches some videos, uses WhatsApp and Facebook daily, and makes regular calls, 30GB for a week is a realistic amount. It is enough to be comfortable without paying for data that will expire unused.
Super Plus at Rs 521 suits lighter users: mostly chatting, browsing and some short videos. Freedom at Rs 652 suits heavier users who want 50GB and 300 other-network minutes. X Plus at Rs 695 suits the heaviest weekly users, with 100GB, 2,000 Jazz minutes and SMS, and 600 other-network minutes. Notice how small the price gap is between Freedom and X Plus: only Rs 43 separates 50GB from 100GB. If you are already considering Freedom, it is worth checking whether X Plus fits your budget, because the extra data costs very little.
All four Jazz prices and codes in this section were checked on 24 October 2026. Jazz prices here include tax, as published by Jazz. As always, read the confirmation SMS carefully. It will state the exact data, minutes and expiry for your number, and that message is the final word, not any article.
The 15-day stretch: Telenor Extreme and Max
Not everyone lives in neat seven-day blocks. If your salary, your work rota or your study schedule runs in two-week cycles, a 15-day bundle can be much more convenient than buying a weekly bundle twice. Telenor’s two 15-day bundles fill that gap.
Telenor 15 Days Extreme gives 100GB for Rs 1,043, valid for 15 days, and can be activated by dialling 345126#. Telenor 15 Days Max gives 30GB for Rs 869, valid for 15 days, and has no widely published USSD code, so it is subscribed through the My Telenor App or the bundle’s official page. Both figures were checked on 24 October 2026.
Two honesty notes belong here, and neither is hidden. First, there is a data conflict on the Extreme bundle. PTA’s tariff file lists 130GB for Telenor Extreme, while Telenor’s own page says 100GB. This guide publishes the operator’s figure, 100GB, because the operator’s own page is the source that decides what your SIM actually receives. If your confirmation message shows a different amount, trust that message and contact Telenor before using the bundle heavily.
Second, Telenor’s prices are the least stable figures in this guide. Other October 2026 listings show lower tax-inclusive prices for the same 15-day bundles, including Rs 782 to Rs 869 for Extreme and around Rs 652 to Rs 783 for Max, depending on whether the listing shows a balance price, a tax-inclusive price or a load price. That disagreement is exactly why the check-before-you-subscribe warning matters most for Telenor. Do not dial 345126# blindly and accept whatever is deducted. Open the My Telenor App first, or read the confirmation prompt in full, and only accept if the price and data match what you expect. If they do not match, stop and check the app instead. The code 345126# itself is consistent across listings, but the price you will actually pay must be confirmed on your own SIM.
For the right user, the 15-day stretch is still attractive. Fifteen days of data without a mid-month recharge suits students in hostels, workers on a two-week shift pattern, and anyone who dislikes topping up every week. Just remember that 15 days is not a month: if you buy Extreme on the 1st, it will expire around the 16th, and you will still need a second bundle to reach the end of the month.
One-day top-ups: Zong daily bundles from Rs 23
Zong owns the cheap daily end of the market, and its daily bundles are the best tool for short, specific jobs. All four daily bundles below are activated through Zong’s *6464# tariff menu, and all four were re-checked on zong.com.pk on 29 October 2026, so these are the freshest figures in this guide.
Zong Daily Basic is the cheapest entry point in the whole comparison: 100MB for Rs 23, valid for 24 hours. It suits one day of light messaging, email and a little browsing. It will not carry video streaming, so do not buy it expecting to watch dramas all evening.
Zong Daily Data Max gives 1GB for Rs 49, valid for 24 hours. That is a sensible one-day bundle for normal use: chatting, browsing, social apps and some short videos.
Zong Daily DTO gives 1.5GB for Rs 69, valid for 24 hours, but it is a daytime bundle, usable from 4am to 7pm. It is a good pick if your heavy use happens during the day, for example for work or study, and you are on Wi-Fi or asleep at night.
Zong Daily GNO is the best one-day deal in this guide: 2.5GB for Rs 69, valid for 24 hours, for night use from 1am to 9am. You can also subscribe by sending an SMS with the text “gno” to 6464. Night bundles are popular for a reason. Many people do their downloading, updating and video watching late at night, and GNO gives more than twice the data of Data Max for only Rs 20 more, as long as you can actually use it inside the night window. If you buy GNO at noon and expect to use it all afternoon, you will be disappointed, because the allowance is tied to the 1am to 9am window.
Zong also lists weekly options on its own site, including Weekly Video at Rs 330 for 8GB of YouTube and TikTok over 7 days, and a Weekly Mega Data Offer at Rs 370 for 100GB of night data (1am to 9am) over 7 days. Those are worth checking in the My Zong app if you are already a Zong user, but the daily bundles above are the ones that fit this guide’s one-day top-up category.
Full comparison table
The table below puts every headline bundle in one place. Use it to compare data, price, validity and activation at a glance. Remember the checked dates: 24 October 2026 for Jazz, Ufone and Telenor, and 29 October 2026 for Zong’s daily bundles, re-checked on zong.com.pk.
| Operator | Bundle | Data | Price | Validity | Activation | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jazz | Weekly Super Plus | 10GB | Rs 521 | 7 days | *505# | 24 Oct 2026 |
| Jazz | Weekly Super Max | 30GB | Rs 608 | 7 days | *506# | 24 Oct 2026 |
| Jazz | Weekly Freedom | 50GB | Rs 652 | 7 days | *737# | 24 Oct 2026 |
| Jazz | Weekly X Plus | 100GB | Rs 695 | 7 days | *852# | 24 Oct 2026 |
| Ufone | Weekly Power Pro | 10GB | Rs 520 (load) | 7 days | Uptcl app | 24 Oct 2026 |
| Ufone | Weekly Power Prime | 50GB | Rs 630 (load) | 7 days | *7777# | 24 Oct 2026 |
| Ufone | Weekly Mega Offer | 150GB (100GB + 50GB social) | Rs 730 (load) | 7 days | Uptcl app / website | 24 Oct 2026 |
| Telenor | 15 Days Max | 30GB | Rs 869 | 15 days | My Telenor App | 24 Oct 2026 |
| Telenor | 15 Days Extreme | 100GB | Rs 1,043 | 15 days | 345126# | 24 Oct 2026 |
| Zong | Daily Basic | 100MB | Rs 23 | 24 hours | *6464# menu | 29 Oct 2026 |
| Zong | Daily Data Max | 1GB | Rs 49 | 24 hours | *6464# menu | 29 Oct 2026 |
| Zong | Daily DTO (daytime) | 1.5GB (4am to 7pm) | Rs 69 | 24 hours | *6464# menu | 29 Oct 2026 |
| Zong | Daily GNO (night) | 2.5GB (1am to 9am) | Rs 69 | 24 hours | *6464# menu or SMS “gno” to 6464 | 29 Oct 2026 |
No minutes or SMS figures are given for the Telenor or Zong bundles in this table, because the source roundup for this week did not publish them for those bundles. Do not assume a bundle includes call minutes just because another bundle on the same network does. Check the confirmation message for your own subscription.
How to check your usage before you buy
The fastest way to stop wasting money on bundles is to look at what you actually used last week. On Android, open Settings, then Network and Internet, then SIMs or Data usage, and look at the mobile data total for the last seven days. On iPhone, open Settings, then Mobile Data, and scroll down to see usage per app, remembering to note when the counter was last reset. Your operator’s app will usually show a clearer picture, including remaining bundle data and expiry dates for any active bundle.
Compare that real number with the bundles above. If you used 8GB last week, a 10GB bundle leaves a small safety margin. If you used 28GB, Super Max at 30GB will be tight, and Freedom at 50GB may be the safer buy. If you used 3GB, do not buy a 100GB bundle just because the per-GB price looks cheap. Unused data that expires is not a bargain. It is money spent on nothing.
Also check whether you already have an active bundle before buying a new one. On some networks, activating a new bundle can override the old one, and the remaining data from the old bundle can be lost. If you still have data left, wait until it is close to expiry, or check in your operator’s app whether the new bundle will add to the old one or replace it.
Check before you subscribe: a five-point warning
First, confirm the price type. Some operators show a load price, which is the amount of recharge you need, while others show a tax-inclusive consumer price, which is the amount actually deducted. Ufone’s weekly prices in this guide are load prices. Jazz’s are tax-inclusive. Comparing a load price with a tax-inclusive price without knowing the difference can mislead you.
Second, confirm the data split. A bundle advertised as 150GB may include social-only data, night-only data or daytime-only data. Read whether the data is general, social, night or daytime before you pay. The Zong GNO and DTO bundles and the social half of Ufone’s Mega Offer are the clearest examples in this guide.
Third, confirm the validity. A weekly bundle lasts 7 days from activation, not until the end of the calendar week. If you activate on a Wednesday, it expires the following Wednesday. A 15-day bundle works the same way. Set a reminder a day before expiry if you plan to renew.
Fourth, keep enough balance. A bundle will fail if your balance is even a few rupees short, and some users then retry repeatedly and get charged for failed attempts or fall back to expensive pay-as-you-go data. Load a little more than the bundle price, then activate once.
Fifth, turn on your operator’s balance or data protection if it offers one. Jazz, Ufone, Telenor and Zong all offer ways to stop pay-as-you-go data charges when a bundle expires, either through a code or in the app. Without that protection, one forgotten expiry can eat your balance at the standard per-MB rate, which is far more expensive than any bundle.
Which bundle should you actually buy this week?
If you want the simplest decision, use this list. Light users who mainly chat and browse should start with Jazz Super Plus at Rs 521 or Ufone Power Pro at Rs 520, depending on their network. Most regular users should buy Jazz Super Max at Rs 608, because 30GB for a week covers daily social apps, calls and a reasonable amount of video. Heavy users should compare Ufone Mega Offer at Rs 730 with Jazz X Plus at Rs 695: Ufone gives more total data, while Jazz gives a simpler all-in-one bundle with strong call minutes. Users who want a two-week cycle should look at Telenor 15 Days Extreme, but only after confirming the exact price in the My Telenor App, given the conflicting listings noted above. Users who need data for just one day should buy Zong Daily Data Max, DTO or GNO depending on the time of day they will use it, and users who need almost nothing should buy Zong Daily Basic at Rs 23 rather than a weekly bundle at all.
Whichever bundle you choose, the rule stays the same: check the price and data on your own phone, read the confirmation message, and never assume last week’s bundle is still the same price this week. Operators change these offers often, and a five-second check can save you from paying for the wrong bundle.
The weekly bundles in this guide were first gathered in a 24 October 2026 roundup published by 4G Packages, which warned in its own words that prices and codes change often and should be confirmed before subscribing. This article has kept that warning, re-checked Zong’s daily bundles directly on zong.com.pk on 29 October 2026, and printed the known Telenor conflicts — the operator’s 100GB figure against PTA’s 130GB listing, and the differing October price listings for the 15-day bundles — rather than presenting any single aggregator figure as operator-confirmed fact.
FAQs
Which weekly prepaid bundle is best in Pakistan this week?
For most people, Jazz Super Max is the best weekly prepaid bundle this week: 30GB for Rs 608, valid for 7 days, activated by dialling *506#. It also includes Jazz minutes, SMS and other-network minutes, so it covers calls as well as data. If you need the most data possible in a week, Ufone’s Mega Offer gives 150GB for Rs 730 over 7 days, but remember that 50GB of that total is social data.
What is the cheapest weekly or daily bundle in this guide?
The cheapest bundle overall is Zong Daily Basic at Rs 23 for 100MB, valid for 24 hours, activated through the *6464# menu. It is a daily bundle, not a weekly one, so it only suits very light use for a single day. The cheapest weekly bundles are Ufone Power Pro at Rs 520 (load price) for 10GB and Jazz Super Plus at Rs 521 for 10GB, both valid for 7 days.
Why does Telenor’s Extreme bundle show 100GB in some places and 130GB in others?
PTA’s tariff file lists 130GB for Telenor Extreme, while Telenor’s own page says 100GB. This guide publishes the operator’s figure, 100GB, because the operator’s page decides what your SIM actually receives. Prices for the 15-day bundles also differ between October 2026 listings, so always confirm the exact price and data in the My Telenor App or in the confirmation message before accepting the bundle.
How do I activate Zong’s GNO night bundle?
Dial *6464# from your Zong SIM, open the tariff menu, and choose the GNO bundle, or send an SMS with the text “gno” to 6464. GNO gives 2.5GB for Rs 69, valid for 24 hours, for night use from 1am to 9am. It is the best one-day deal in this guide if you use data late at night, but it will not help much during the daytime, so check the time window before you subscribe.