WhatsApp is the app most people in Pakistan open first every morning. Family groups, work groups, voice notes, video calls to relatives abroad — for many users, WhatsApp is the whole reason they buy a mobile bundle at all. Yet the four networks sell WhatsApp data in very different ways. One network charges Rs 104 a month, another charges Rs 608, and one does not sell a WhatsApp-only monthly bundle at all.
This guide compares the monthly WhatsApp packages of Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone side by side: the price, the data, the validity, the activation code and the extras. Every price below was checked against the operators’ own websites through independent reads dated 31 October to 9 November 2026. Where the operators’ own pages disagree with each other, or where no code is published, that is stated plainly instead of guessed.
WhatsApp Packages Compared at a Glance
| Network | Package | Price | WhatsApp Data | Validity | Activation Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telenor | Monthly WhatsApp | Rs 104 (incl. tax; load Rs 120) | 4 GB, WhatsApp only | 30 days | No code published — My Telenor app |
| Zong | WhatsApp Offer | Rs 250 + tax | 4 GB, WhatsApp only | 30 days | *247# (reply 1) |
| Zong | Monthly WhatsApp Plus | Rs 400 | 7 GB, WhatsApp + IMO | 30 days | *4000# |
| Ufone | Social WhatsApp | Rs 350 (load) | 10 GB, WhatsApp only | 30 days | No code published — Ufone app |
| Jazz | Monthly YouTube and Social Offer | Rs 608 (incl. tax) | 10 GB shared across YouTube, Facebook and WhatsApp | 30 days | *620# |
| Jazz | Weekly WhatsApp & SMS Bundle | Rs 34 (incl. tax) | 25 MB WhatsApp + 1,500 SMS | 7 days | *101*1*07# |
The headline is simple. Telenor has the cheapest monthly WhatsApp-only bundle at Rs 104. Ufone gives the most WhatsApp data for the money at 10 GB for Rs 350. Zong sits in the middle with a straightforward 4 GB bundle. Jazz has no WhatsApp-only monthly bundle on its official site, so its nearest option costs Rs 608 and shares its data with YouTube and Facebook.
Telenor WhatsApp Packages
Telenor has the cheapest WhatsApp-only monthly bundle of any network. Monthly WhatsApp costs Rs 104 including tax for 4 GB of WhatsApp data, valid for 30 days. You need a load (balance) of Rs 120 to subscribe, because the load price is higher than the tax-included price. That works out to about Rs 26 per GB, the lowest per-GB price for a WhatsApp-only monthly bundle.
There is one catch. Telenor’s own page for this bundle does not print a dial code. It says the bundle is available on all channels, and the way to get it is through the My Telenor app. You can check your remaining data by dialling *123#. The bundle does not renew automatically, so you need to subscribe again each month if you want to keep it.
Telenor also sells larger social bundles for people who use more than WhatsApp. Monthly Social Extreme costs Rs 234 including tax (load Rs 270) for 5 GB shared across Facebook and WhatsApp, on *345*61#. Monthly YouTube and Social costs Rs 434 including tax (load Rs 500) for 10 GB across YouTube, Facebook and WhatsApp, plus 400 on-net minutes and 80 off-net minutes, on *345*189#. For very light users, the Daily Social Pack costs only Rs 3 including tax for 70 MB of Facebook and WhatsApp data for one day, on *311#.
One warning applies to Telenor’s social bundles: they are not available in Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, which have separate offers. Also note that Telenor merged into Ufone (PTML) on 1 July 2026, and existing Telenor packages are reported to continue during the transition, but it is still wise to confirm the price in the My Telenor app before subscribing.
An older bundle with a similar price still appears on many websites: Monthly Social Ultra, 4 GB for Facebook and WhatsApp at Rs 104 on *345*115#. That is a different bundle from the current WhatsApp-only Monthly WhatsApp, and its code should not be used to subscribe to the WhatsApp-only bundle. Some older pages also list a 2 GB WhatsApp bundle at Rs 86. Both figures are outdated, so do not rely on them.
Zong WhatsApp Packages
Zong’s main WhatsApp bundle is the WhatsApp Offer: 4 GB of WhatsApp data for a month at Rs 250 plus tax. To subscribe, dial *247# and reply with 1. Zong also lists the same 4 GB bundle as Monthly WhatsApp on *3998#, and some of its pages show Rs 220 instead of Rs 250 for it. The price box on Zong’s own pages shows Rs 250, while the text underneath shows Rs 220, so treat Rs 250 plus tax as the figure and check the price in the confirmation SMS before you pay. Zong’s WhatsApp bundles include voice and video calls, picture and video sharing, and messages, which matters if you make a lot of WhatsApp calls.
Zong actually sells four monthly WhatsApp bundles, so you can pick by size. Monthly WhatsApp Mini gives 3 GB for Rs 200, with no code printed — subscribe through the My Zong app or the website. The standard Monthly WhatsApp gives 4 GB for Rs 250 on *3998#. Monthly WhatsApp Prime gives 8 GB for Rs 300 on *3999#. Monthly WhatsApp Plus gives 7 GB for WhatsApp and IMO, plus 200 Zong minutes and 50 other-network minutes, for Rs 400 on *4000#. Plus is the best choice if you make WhatsApp voice and video calls often, because it adds IMO and calling minutes to the data.
For lighter users, Zong also has a Monthly SMS + WhatsApp Bundle at Rs 150, which gives 30 MB of WhatsApp data per day plus 500 SMS per day, on *705# (reply 4). A weekly option, the Weekly SMS + WhatsApp Bundle, costs Rs 60 for 200 MB of WhatsApp data and 1,300 SMS for 7 days, with no code printed. And the Daily Social Offer costs Rs 69 for 2 GB shared across YouTube, Facebook, WhatsApp, TikTok and IMO for one day, on *386#.
To stop a Zong WhatsApp bundle, dial *247# and reply 2, or send “unsub sm” to 6464. For WhatsApp Plus, send “Unsub WPO” to 6464. Be careful not to subscribe twice: Zong’s own FAQs say subscribing to the same bundle again charges you a second time. Most Zong social bundles are for prepaid users only; postpaid and internet-device SIMs cannot subscribe.
Ufone WhatsApp Packages
Ufone gives the best value per GB of any WhatsApp-only monthly bundle. Social WhatsApp gives 10 GB of WhatsApp data for 30 days at a load price of Rs 350. That works out to Rs 35 per GB, and it is the largest WhatsApp-only allowance in this comparison. Like Telenor, Ufone’s page for this bundle does not list a dial code, so subscribe through the Ufone app.
If you also want minutes and SMS with your social data, Ufone’s Social Grand costs Rs 850 (load) for 25 GB of social-network data, plus 3,000 on-net minutes, 300 off-net minutes and 500 SMS, on *9876#. Two smaller social bundles are also available: Social Lite Plus, 6 GB of social data with 150 on-net minutes, 20 off-net minutes and 150 SMS for Rs 350 on *1818#, and Social Prime, 15 GB of social data with 500 on-net minutes, 300 off-net minutes and 500 SMS for Rs 750 on *6373#. These are social bundles rather than WhatsApp-only bundles, so their data works across social apps, not just WhatsApp.
For a single day, Ufone’s Unlimited WhatsApp Offer costs Rs 5 (load) for 500 MB of WhatsApp data and 10,000 SMS, valid for one day, on *987#. That is a useful option if you only need WhatsApp for a day, for example while travelling.
One cost to keep in mind with Ufone: its prices are usually load prices, meaning the balance you need before subscribing. Every prepaid recharge loses about 15 percent advance income tax, so loading Rs 350 of balance costs roughly Rs 403 in cash. Even after that, Social WhatsApp stays the cheapest WhatsApp data per GB in this comparison.
Jazz WhatsApp Packages
Jazz is the odd one out. It does not list a WhatsApp-only monthly bundle on its official site. The closest option is the Monthly YouTube and Social Offer: 10 GB shared across YouTube, Facebook and WhatsApp, plus 300 Jazz minutes and SMS and 50 other-network minutes, for Rs 608 including tax, valid for 30 days. Dial *620# to subscribe.
That makes Jazz the most expensive route to monthly WhatsApp data, at about Rs 61 per GB, and the data is shared with YouTube and Facebook rather than reserved for WhatsApp. But it is also the most generous bundle in other ways: if you watch YouTube and use Facebook as well as WhatsApp, and you make Jazz calls, the 10 GB and the minutes may be worth more to you than a WhatsApp-only bundle.
Jazz does have a small weekly WhatsApp bundle. The Weekly WhatsApp & SMS Bundle costs Rs 34 including tax for 25 MB of WhatsApp data and 1,500 SMS, valid for 7 days. Dial *101*1*07#. The 25 MB is small — enough for text messages and a few photos, but not for voice notes and video calls. It suits users who mostly text and already have another data bundle for everything else.
Jazz also lists a Monthly Bachat Offer at Rs 478, which gives 6 GB for WhatsApp, IMO and Tamasha, but only for selected customers in some areas, with no code printed on its offer card — subscribe from the *444# menu or the Jazz World app. Because it is a selected-customer offer, confirm in the app whether it is available on your SIM before counting on it. Some websites still list an older Jazz Monthly Social Bundle of 10 GB for Rs 347 or Rs 521 on *661#, and older WhatsApp bundles around Rs 75 to Rs 99. Those offers do not appear on Jazz’s official site any more, so do not rely on those codes. Jazz’s own site refused access to independent checks on 8 November 2026, so the Jazz figures here rest on reads of jazz.com.pk from September to 5 November 2026 — confirm the price in the Jazz World app before subscribing.
Which WhatsApp Package Is Best for You
The right bundle depends on how you use WhatsApp, not just on the price.
If you want the lowest monthly price, pick Telenor Monthly WhatsApp at Rs 104 for 4 GB. It is the cheapest WhatsApp-only monthly bundle, and 4 GB is plenty for text messages, photos, voice notes and some voice calls. Just remember there is no dial code — use the My Telenor app.
If you use WhatsApp heavily, especially video calls and status videos, pick Ufone Social WhatsApp at Rs 350 for 10 GB. It gives two and a half times the data of Telenor’s bundle for about three times the price, and at Rs 35 per GB it is the best value per GB here. It is the best pick for families who share one phone’s hotspot, or for anyone whose WhatsApp is their main internet app.
If you are on Zong, the WhatsApp Offer at Rs 250 plus tax for 4 GB is a solid middle choice, and WhatsApp Plus at Rs 400 is worth it if you also use IMO or want calling minutes included. Zong is also the only network in this comparison whose WhatsApp bundles clearly include voice and video calls in the bundle terms.
If you are on Jazz, the honest answer is that Jazz does not sell a cheap WhatsApp-only monthly bundle any more. The Monthly YouTube and Social Offer at Rs 608 is the nearest option, and it only makes sense if you also watch YouTube and Facebook and use Jazz minutes. If you only need WhatsApp, the weekly Rs 34 bundle covers texting, but for real monthly use, a Jazz user who mainly needs WhatsApp may be better served by keeping a small general data bundle instead of a social bundle.
A final practical point applies to every network. A WhatsApp bundle usually covers only activity inside WhatsApp itself. Links you open from WhatsApp in a browser, and other apps, use your regular data or balance. Check the confirmation SMS after subscribing, and check your remaining data in your network’s app, so a finished bundle does not silently eat your balance.
FAQs
Which network has the cheapest monthly WhatsApp package?
Telenor Monthly WhatsApp, at Rs 104 including tax for 4 GB of WhatsApp data for 30 days. You need Rs 120 load to subscribe, and there is no dial code — use the My Telenor app.
What is the Zong WhatsApp package code?
Dial *247# and reply with 1 for the WhatsApp Offer (4 GB a month, Rs 250 plus tax). The same 4 GB bundle is also listed as Monthly WhatsApp on *3998#. For WhatsApp Plus (7 GB, WhatsApp + IMO, Rs 400), dial *4000#.
Does Jazz have a monthly WhatsApp-only package?
Not on its official site. The nearest option is the Monthly YouTube and Social Offer: 10 GB shared across YouTube, Facebook and WhatsApp for Rs 608 including tax, on *620#. Jazz’s only WhatsApp-focused bundle is the weekly Rs 34 bundle with 25 MB of WhatsApp data and 1,500 SMS.
What is the Ufone WhatsApp package price?
Ufone Social WhatsApp costs Rs 350 (load) for 10 GB of WhatsApp data for 30 days. No dial code is published for it, so subscribe through the Ufone app. A one-day option, Unlimited WhatsApp Offer, costs Rs 5 (load) for 500 MB on *987#.
Which WhatsApp package is best for video calls?
Ufone Social WhatsApp (10 GB, Rs 350) gives the most data for video calls, followed by Zong Monthly WhatsApp Plus (7 GB for WhatsApp and IMO, Rs 400, *4000#). Telenor’s 4 GB bundle at Rs 104 is enough for light video calling but will run out faster.
Do WhatsApp bundles cover WhatsApp calls?
Zong states clearly that its WhatsApp bundles include voice and video calls. For the other networks, WhatsApp calls use the bundle’s data allowance, but the operators do not all state this in the same detail, so check your remaining data after a long call. Once a bundle runs out, calls use your regular data or balance.
Conclusion
For most people, the choice comes down to two bundles. Telenor Monthly WhatsApp at Rs 104 is the cheapest way to keep WhatsApp running for a month, and Ufone Social WhatsApp at Rs 350 is the best value if you use WhatsApp heavily, with 10 GB for the month. Zong’s WhatsApp Offer at Rs 250 plus tax is a fair middle option with clear codes, and its Plus bundle is the best pick for WhatsApp and IMO callers. Jazz users pay the most, because Jazz no longer sells a WhatsApp-only monthly bundle — its Rs 608 YouTube and Social bundle only makes sense if you use YouTube and Facebook too.
Whichever network you are on, check the price in your network’s app on the day you subscribe. Operators change these bundles often, and a code that worked last month may not work today. The figures in this article are a snapshot checked against official operator pages between 31 October and 9 November 2026, not a live price list.
Sources
- Pakistanipro, “WhatsApp Packages 2026: Jazz, Zong, Telenor & Ufone” — cross-check of all four operators’ official websites, 9 November 2026: pakistanipro.net/whatsapp-packages/
- Pakera, “Zong WhatsApp, TikTok, YouTube Packages: Every Code (2026)” — read of zong.com.pk, 31 October 2026: pakera.pk/zong-whatsapp-tiktok-youtube-social-packages-codes-pakistan/
- Pakera, “Telenor WhatsApp and Social Packages 2026: Every Code” — read of telenor.com.pk, 24 October 2026: pakera.pk/telenor-whatsapp-tiktok-social-packages-codes-pakistan/
- Janopk, “Jazz Monthly WhatsApp Package 2026” — checked on jazz.com.pk, 5 November 2026: janopk.com/jazz-monthly-whatsapp-package/
- Janopk, “Zong Monthly WhatsApp Packages 2026” — checked on zong.com.pk, 5 November 2026: janopk.com/zong-monthly-whatsapp-packages/
- Janopk, “Ufone Internet Packages 2026” — checked on ufone.com, 17 October 2026: janopk.com/ufone-internet-packages-prepaid/
- Pakera, “WhatsApp Data Bundles on Jazz and Zong” — Jazz pages read 22 September 2026; jazz.com.pk refused access on re-check, 8 November 2026: pakera.pk/increase-whatsapp-data-bundle/
- MobilePricePakistan, “Ufone Sasta Packages” (post 3756) — Ufone daily Unlimited WhatsApp Offer, Rs 5 load, 500 MB, *987#.
- Direct checks today, 10 November 2026: telenor.com.pk returned 403 (blocked); a guessed jazz.com.pk social-packages URL returned 404; a guessed zong.com.pk WhatsApp-offer URL returned a 404 page. Operator figures above therefore rest on the dated independent reads listed here, not on a direct official-page fetch today.
