Zong Internet Packages 2026: Daily, Weekly and Monthly

Zong sells its internet in daily, weekly and monthly bundles, plus cheaper social-only packs that work only on apps like WhatsApp, Facebook, IMO, YouTube and TikTok. This guide lists the current Zong internet packages for 2026 with prices, dial codes and validity, checked against Zong’s own website so you can pick a bundle without guessing.

Prices below are the consumer prices shown on zong.com.pk. They include tax unless a bundle is marked +Tax. On a couple of pages Zong’s header price and body text disagree, and where that happens we used the header figure and flagged it under the table.

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Quick answer

If you only want one recommendation: most Zong users should get Weekly Pro (*7940#), which gives 40 GB for Rs. 670 over 7 days and throws in calls and SMS. If you think in months, Monthly Pro (*7088#) gives 50 GB for Rs. 670’s monthly equivalent of Rs. 2,300. If you want calls, SMS and data in a single bundle, that is the Monthly Super Card (*5501#) at Rs. 1,700. And if your phone mostly runs WhatsApp, skip general data entirely and take Monthly WhatsApp Prime (*3999#), 8 GB of WhatsApp for Rs. 300.

Daily internet bundles

For the Daily Supreme Offer, the official page would not load fully, so the activation code is unconfirmed. Subscribe from the My Zong App. The Daytime Offer only works between 4 AM and 7 PM, which suits students and anyone who downloads or studies during the day, but it is useless for evening streaming.

Weekly internet bundles

Weekly HLO, Weekly Pro, Weekly Digital Max, and Weekly Premium also include Zong minutes, off-net minutes, and SMS. Weekly Azadi includes free Zong TV. In practice this means the weekly lineup is where Zong is most generous: the per-GB price of Weekly Pro and Weekly Digital Max is lower than anything in the monthly list, as long as you are disciplined about re-subscribing every week.

Weekly Pro in detail

Weekly Pro is the bundle we recommend most often on this page. For Rs. 670 you get 40 GB of general data, 5000 Zong minutes, 250 off-net minutes and 5000 SMS for 7 days, and it is available nationwide. That works out to roughly 5.7 GB a day, which covers heavy social use, video calls and a few hours of video daily.

How to subscribe: keep at least Rs. 670 balance on your SIM, dial *7940#, and wait for the confirmation SMS. You can also send “Sub SWG” to 6464, or subscribe from the My Zong App. How to check: dial *102# and follow the menu, or open the My Zong App, which shows remaining data, minutes and expiry on the home screen. How to unsubscribe: dial *7940# again or send “Unsub SWG” to 6464.

Terms that matter: Weekly Pro does not auto-renew, so it stops after 7 days unless you subscribe again. It is for prepaid customers only; Zong’s FAQ says postpaid and MBB or internet-SIM users cannot subscribe. If you subscribe twice by mistake, Zong charges you again, so check *102# before re-subscribing.

Monthly internet bundles

Monthly Digital Max Plus also includes a free Golootlo subscription and mobile insurance. All bundles in the table now publish public USSD codes; you can also subscribe via the My Zong App or *6464#. Note the odd pricing in this list: for Rs. 100 more than Monthly Pro, the Digital Max bundles double your data to 100 GB, which makes them the better buy for anyone who streams daily.

Monthly Super Card in detail

The Super Card is Zong’s classic all-in-one. Rs. 1,700 gets you 10 GB of data, unlimited Zong minutes, unlimited SMS and 300 off-net minutes for 30 days. The “unlimited” Zong minutes and SMS carry a fair usage cap of 5000 each, which is still more than most people use in a month. We have a full breakdown in our Zong Super Card guide, and the Super Card also anchors our cross-network best monthly internet packages in Pakistan comparison against the Jazz, Telenor and Ufone flagships.

How to subscribe: dial *5501# or *6464#, or send “Monthly500” to 6464. How to check: dial *102# or use the My Zong App. How to unsubscribe: dial *5501# or send “Unsub monthly500” to 6464.

Terms that matter: the Super Card does not auto-renew, so you re-subscribe manually each month. It is prepaid only; postpaid and MBB or internet-SIM users are not eligible. Zong charges again if you subscribe twice, and the 10 GB is general data, not app-restricted, so it works for everything from browsing to hotspot use.

Monthly Pro in detail

Monthly Pro is the data-first flagship: 50 GB of data, 10000 Zong minutes, 600 off-net minutes and 10000 SMS for Rs. 2,300 over 30 days. Compared with the Super Card you trade unlimited-style calling for five times the data, which is the right trade for anyone whose phone is mostly a screen.

How to subscribe: dial *7088# or send “Sub mpp” to 6464. How to check: dial *102# or open the My Zong App. How to unsubscribe: dial *7088# or send “Unsub mpp” to 6464.

Terms that matter: no auto-renewal, prepaid only, available nationwide, and you will be charged again on a double subscription. One practical tip: because tax is deducted when you recharge, load a little more than Rs. 2,300 so the subscription does not fail for a few missing rupees.

Social bundles (WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube)

On the Monthly Social Bundle page, the body copy says Rs. 650 while the header price is Rs. 700. We used the header figure; confirm in the app before subscribing. Social bundles only carry traffic for the named apps, so links opened inside WhatsApp or Facebook may still consume your regular balance. They make sense for light users, parents’ phones, and anyone whose internet life is mostly messaging. Readers whose month is mostly chat should also compare the dedicated options in our Zong WhatsApp packages guide before settling for a general bundle.

How much data do you actually need?

Bundle sizes only mean something against your own habits, so here are the reference points we use. YouTube at 360p uses roughly 180 MB an hour, so 1 GB buys about five and a half hours of standard-quality video; raise the quality to 720p and the same hour eats several times more. WhatsApp texting is tiny at around 1 to 2 MB an hour, but WhatsApp video calls and status videos are what really drain a social bundle. Ordinary social scrolling, a mix of Facebook, Instagram and TikTok clips, lands near 500 MB a day for an active user.

Turn that into monthly numbers and the choice gets easy. An hour of 360p video a day is about 5.4 GB a month, so a 10 GB Super Card covers it with room for browsing. A 500 MB-a-day scroller needs roughly 15 GB a month, which points to Monthly Pro or a weekly habit of Weekly Pro. And if you regularly cross 3 GB a day between downloads, HD video and hotspot use, the 100 GB Digital Max bundles stop looking expensive very quickly.

About Zong and how its bundles work

Zong is the Pakistani network of CMPak, a wholly owned subsidiary of China Mobile. It started life as Paktel, was rebranded as Zong in April 2008, and has grown into Pakistan’s second largest mobile network, with over 15,000 4G sites across the country. Zong was the first operator to launch 4G in Pakistan, in September 2014, and heavy investment in 4G coverage is a big reason its data bundles are usually priced aggressively.

The structure of the catalogue is deliberate. Zong runs a Pro and Digital Max ladder in both weekly and monthly flavours for people who buy on data size, a Super Card line for people who want one bundle for everything, and social bundles that discount data locked to a few apps. Readers whose recharge is driven by talk time rather than data will use our Zong call packages guide more than this one, and heavy texters the Zong SMS packages guide, because the same hybrids look very different once scored for minutes or messages. A handful of bundles are app-only, which pushes users toward the My Zong App, and that is also why some offers never get a public USSD code.

Ways to subscribe and check your balance

There are four ways to buy almost any Zong bundle. Dial the bundle’s USSD code, like *7940# for Weekly Pro. Dial *6464#, Zong’s bundle shop menu, and pick from the categories. Send the bundle’s keyword by SMS to 6464, for example “Sub mpp” for Monthly Pro. Or use the My Zong App: log in with your number, open the bundles section, choose the offer and confirm. The app is also the easiest place to check remaining data and expiry, though dialing *102# works on any phone without internet. If you are ever handed an unfamiliar prepaid number and want to know its network before you top it up, our network code series list maps every 030x to 034x prefix to its owner.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check remaining Zong MBs?

Dial *102# and follow the menu, or check the My Zong App.

Are Zong prices inclusive of tax?

Consumer prices on zong.com.pk are tax-inclusive unless the page says +Tax.

Why is there no code for some bundles?

Zong keeps some bundles app-exclusive. Subscribe from the My Zong App or dial *6464#.

Do Zong bundles renew automatically?

Most do not. Weekly Pro, Monthly Pro and the Monthly Super Card all state no auto-renewal on their official pages, so you subscribe again when validity ends. The Daily Daytime Offer is an exception and does auto-renew.

Can postpaid customers subscribe to these bundles?

No. Zong’s bundle FAQs say these offers are prepaid only, and MBB or internet-SIM users are not eligible either.

How do I unsubscribe a Zong bundle?

Where Zong publishes a method it is simple: dial the bundle code again or send the unsub keyword to 6464, for example “Unsub SWG” for Weekly Pro or “Unsub mpp” for Monthly Pro. Anything you cannot find a method for can be managed from the My Zong App.

Figures on this page were checked against Zong’s official bundle pages, including Monthly Super Card, Weekly Pro and Monthly Pro on zong.com.pk.