Ufone Internet Packages 2026: Daily, Weekly, Monthly Data Bundles

If you want the short version: the cheapest daily data option on Ufone right now is the SnapChat Offer (100 MB, free, dial *7627#), the best weekly value is Weekly Internet Plus (16 GB for Rs. 400, dial *260#), and the best monthly pick is Super Internet Plus (18 GB for Rs. 900, dial *290#). All of these are prepaid bundles.

Every price, data volume and dial code below was checked against the official Ufone website (ufone.com internet offers page). If a code does not respond on your SIM, confirm it in the UPTCL app before retrying.

If you already know how long you need data for, skip straight to Ufone daily internet, the 3-day bucket, weekly bundles, or monthly data plans.

Quick Answer: Best Ufone Internet Package for Most Users

For most Ufone prepaid users, the best monthly choice is Super Internet Plus: 18 GB for Rs. 900 over 30 days, dial *290#. Half of that data (9 GB) works around the clock and the other 9 GB is reserved for 1 AM to 9 AM, so it suits people who can shift downloads and updates to the night. If you need more data, the Monthly Mega Offer gives 30 GB for Rs. 1,100 (*310#) and is cheaper per GB. On a weekly routine, Weekly Internet Plus (16 GB for Rs. 400, *260#) is the best value Ufone sells. Dial *706# at any time to check what is left.

Ufone Internet Packages Compared: Top Picks

This page covers all current Ufone internet packages for 2026, grouped by daily, weekly and monthly validity. Prices marked “load” mean the amount is deducted from your recharge or load balance; prices marked “incl. tax” already include taxes. A pattern runs through Ufone’s catalogue: the cheapest data always comes with a timing catch, either an off-peak window or a night window. The tables below state those windows plainly so you can match a bundle to your routine instead of just its headline GB figure.

Ufone Daily Internet Packages 2026

Daily bundles expire after 24 hours or one calendar day, whichever the offer states. They suit light use, a day trip, or topping up when your monthly bundle runs out early.

The Best Morning Offer is the bargain of this table if your routine allows it: 2 GB for Rs. 8, usable between 9 AM and 12 PM, which covers a morning of classes, office work or travel. The Daily Off Peak Plus stretches a smaller 1.5 GB across the whole working day (6 AM to 6 PM) for Rs. 25. Gamers should note the two Rs. 12 offers: most of their volume is game-only data, so only 250 MB works for general browsing. The free SnapChat Offer’s 100 MB is genuinely free, but it is Snapchat-oriented and runs out quickly, so treat it as a sampler rather than a daily plan.

Ufone Weekly Internet Packages 2026

Weekly bundles run for 7 days. The data-only picks start at Rs. 60, while the bigger hybrid bundles add call minutes and SMS for people who want one weekly recharge to cover everything.

Weekly Internet Plus is the headline act: 16 GB for Rs. 400 works out near Rs. 25 per GB, although 8 GB of it only works between 2 AM and 2 PM, so daytime-only users effectively get 8 GB anytime plus a generous off-peak pool. The Internet Max Offer is the opposite extreme, 25 GB for Rs. 135 (about Rs. 5.4 per GB) but entirely inside the 1 AM to 9 AM night window, which only suits night-shift workers and download schedulers. One caution: Ufone revises its hybrid Power bundles often, so confirm the current figures for the Power Pro, Power Max and Sab Se Bari Plus offers in the UPTCL app before subscribing.

Ufone Monthly Internet Packages 2026

Monthly bundles run for 30 days and give the lowest price per GB. If you stream or work from your phone daily, start here.

The two general-purpose monthly bundles split their data the same way. Super Internet Plus gives 18 GB for Rs. 900 (about Rs. 50 per GB), while the Monthly Mega Offer gives 30 GB for Rs. 1,100 (about Rs. 36.7 per GB), so the bigger bundle is better value per GB if you use the extra data. In both cases half the pool is night data (1 AM to 9 AM). Push app updates, photo backups and downloads into that window and keep the anytime half for daytime browsing and work. The two gaming bundles are cheaper, but their data is tied to Free Fire or PUBG.

Flagship Ufone Internet Packages in Detail

Weekly Internet Plus (*260#)

Weekly Internet Plus is Ufone’s best weekly data deal: 16 GB for Rs. 400 (load) over 7 days, dial *260# to subscribe. Of the 16 GB, 8 GB works any time and 8 GB is available between 2 AM and 2 PM. Check remaining data with *706# and watch the expiry, because unused data does not carry into the next week. To unsubscribe or manage the bundle, use the UPTCL app. The price is deducted from your recharge balance as a load amount, so make sure at least Rs. 400 of load is available before dialing. This is the weekly bundle to pick if your phone is your main internet device and you recharge every week.

Super Internet Plus (*290#)

Super Internet Plus is the monthly bundle most Ufone users should take. For Rs. 900 (load) you get 18 GB over 30 days, split into 9 GB anytime and 9 GB for 1 AM to 9 AM. Subscribe by dialing *290#, check usage with *706#, and manage or unsubscribe through the UPTCL app. All resources expire at 23:59 on the last day of validity, and nothing carries over. If the bundle runs out early, do not keep browsing: after the volume is consumed, Ufone charges the default tariff of Rs. 2.75 plus tax per MB, although the first 25 MB of out-of-bundle use earns 150 MB free until midnight under Ufone’s standard terms. A fresh bundle is always cheaper than pay-as-you-go browsing.

Monthly Mega Offer (*310#)

The Monthly Mega Offer is the step up for heavier users: 30 GB for Rs. 1,100 (load) over 30 days, dial *310#. As with Super Internet Plus, 15 GB works any time and 15 GB is reserved for 1 AM to 9 AM. At about Rs. 36.7 per GB it is the cheapest general monthly data Ufone sells by volume, and it fits users who stream video daily, attend online classes or occasionally share a hotspot. Subscribe with *310#, monitor usage with *706# or the UPTCL app, and plan downloads into the night window to stretch the anytime pool. The bundle is prepaid only and expires at 23:59 on the final day.

Best Morning Offer (*4200#) and Daily Off Peak Plus (*10#)

These two daily bundles reward people whose internet use happens early. The Best Morning Offer gives 2 GB for Rs. 8 (incl. tax) between 9 AM and 12 PM, dial *4200#, which is the cheapest usable data on this page by a wide margin. The Daily Off Peak Plus gives 1.5 GB for Rs. 25 (incl. tax) between 6 AM and 6 PM, dial *10#, stretching across the working day instead of a three-hour window. Students with morning classes, office workers and travellers with daytime journeys get the most from them. Check remaining volume with *706#, and remember both expire the same day.

How Much Data Do You Actually Need?

Ufone’s bundles make more sense once you translate your habits into data. WhatsApp text messaging uses about 1 to 2 MB per hour of active chatting, so heavy messengers rarely pass 1 GB a month on texts. WhatsApp voice calls use roughly 20 to 30 MB per hour and video calls 150 to 300 MB per hour. YouTube uses around 180 MB per hour at 360p, closer to 300 MB per hour at 480p, and can pass 1 GB per hour in HD. Social scrolling with autoplay video typically uses 100 to 200 MB per hour. As a planning figure, about 500 MB a day covers a typical mix of social apps, browsing, maps and some video, roughly 15 GB a month, which fits inside Super Internet Plus. Above that, if you stream daily, game heavily or share a hotspot, take the Monthly Mega Offer’s 30 GB. Readers comparing that 30 GB class across networks will find the same habits matched to bundles in our Jazz internet packages, Zong internet packages and Telenor internet packages guides. Wherever possible, push downloads and app updates into the 1 AM to 9 AM window, since half of both monthly bundles is reserved for exactly that.

Ufone Network Background: What Changed

Ufone operates as part of the PTCL group, and that shows in its current bundle design. Many Ufone hybrids now list their minutes as “Ufone & Telenor & PTCL minutes”, meaning the on-net allowance in bundles like the Sab Se Bari Plus Offer can be used across all three, a combined base of more than 72 million subscribers. Those same hybrids are priced for talk time in our Ufone call packages guide and for text volume in Ufone SMS packages. Ufone has also invested in next-generation coverage: it acquired the largest 3.5 GHz spectrum allocation in the country and its commercial 5G network is live in major cities, so existing bundles deliver faster speeds on compatible devices with no package change. For prepaid buyers the practical points are simpler: Ufone sells data through USSD codes and the UPTCL app, prices on its official internet offers page are stated inclusive of taxes, and “load” prices come out of your recharge balance.

How to Subscribe and Check Balance

Dial the bundle code from your Ufone prepaid SIM and follow the prompts. Most bundles can also be subscribed through the UPTCL app, which is worth using if a USSD code does not respond: open the app, go to the offers section, pick the bundle and confirm. The app also handles unsubscribing, since several Ufone bundles have no USSD unsubscribe code. Dial *706# any time to check remaining data and bundle expiry. According to Ufone’s own terms, the first few balance queries on some bundles are free and a small charge can apply after that, so use the UPTCL app for frequent checks. All bundles listed here are for prepaid customers, and resources expire at 23:59 on the last day of validity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest Ufone internet package?

The SnapChat Offer is free and gives 100 MB for a day (dial *7627#). Among paid bundles, the Best Morning Offer gives 2 GB for Rs. 8 between 9 AM and 12 PM.

Which Ufone monthly internet package gives the most data?

From the official internet offers page, the Monthly Mega Offer gives 30 GB for Rs. 1,100 (dial *310#). For heavier needs, Ufone’s all-in-one monthly bundles go up to 200 GB.

Do Ufone internet packages include taxes?

Ufone states all prices on its internet offers page are inclusive of taxes. Prices marked “load” are deducted from your recharge balance, and the actual deduction can include applicable withholding on the recharge itself.

How do I check remaining Ufone internet MBs?

Dial *706#. The first few balance queries on some bundles are free; after that a small charge can apply, so use the UPTCL app for frequent checks.

What happens when my data bundle expires?

Unused data does not carry over. After the bundle expires or the volume is used up, browsing is charged at Ufone’s default rate (Rs. 2.75 + tax per MB at a 512 KB charging pulse), so subscribe to a new bundle instead of browsing on pay-as-you-go.

How do I unsubscribe from a Ufone internet bundle?

Use the UPTCL app, which manages subscriptions and unsubscriptions for most Ufone bundles. Several bundles expire on their own at the end of validity, so check the bundle status in the app or with *706# before taking any action.

Can I subscribe to a Ufone bundle from the UPTCL app instead of USSD?

Yes. Open the UPTCL app, go to the offers section, choose the bundle and confirm. The app is also the safest place to confirm a bundle’s current price and allowance before you pay.

Do Ufone bundles work on 5G?

Ufone’s commercial 5G network is live in major cities, and its data bundles deliver 5G speeds on compatible devices in coverage areas without any package change. Your bundle’s data volume is the same; only the speed improves.