Jazz Call Packages 2026: Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Hourly

Here are the current Jazz call packages for 2026, verified against jazz.com.pk. Most voice bundles today are hybrids that include data and SMS, so each entry below shows the full breakdown.

Prices are inclusive of tax. Jazz changes its bundles often, so if a code fails, check the Jazz World app for the current lineup.

Prefer to compare by validity instead? The Jazz daily call packages, weekly call bundles, and monthly call packages pages each cover one validity window in full.

Quick answer: the Jazz call package most people should pick

For a single weekly bundle that covers calls, data, and SMS, Weekly Super Plus (*505#) at Rs. 478 gives you 1000 Jazz minutes, 120 other-network minutes, 10 GB, and 1000 SMS for 7 days. If you mostly call Jazz numbers and want to spend less, Lajawab Haftawar (*565#) at Rs. 209 gives 2000 on-net minutes for the week. Sharing with family? The We5 bundles below pool minutes and data across 5 people for 30 days.

Top picks compared

Weekly call bundles

Weekly Freedom is not available in AJK and GB. Status codes: dial *505*2#, *506*2#, or *737*2# to check the respective bundle.

Monthly call bundles

For Monthly Freedom, the official page did not render the specs in readable text. Confirm the allowances and code in the Jazz World app. Jazz’s clearest monthly voice options right now are the We5 sharing bundles below, which last 30 days.

We5 sharing bundles (30 days, shareable among 5 people)

Subscribe to any We5 bundle by dialing *400#. Source: jazz.com.pk.

Short-validity bundles

Weekly Super Plus in detail (*505#)

This is the balanced weekly pick for most Jazz callers: 1000 Jazz minutes, 120 other-network minutes, 10 GB data, and 1000 SMS for 7 days at Rs. 478, inclusive of tax. The minutes split matters. Calls to Jazz numbers come out of the big 1000-minute pool, while the 120 minutes cover calls to Zong, Telenor, Ufone, and PTCL. If most of your calls are to other networks, check that the smaller pool is enough before you subscribe.

How to subscribe step by step

1. Make sure you have at least Rs. 478 of balance on your Jazz prepaid SIM.
2. Dial *505# and wait for the activation message.
3. Dial *505*2# to confirm the bundle is active and see your allowances.

Status and unsubscribe

Check what is left at any time with *505*2#. To unsubscribe, open Jazz World, go to your active bundles, and remove it, or dial *505*4# where supported. The weekly bundles do not renew automatically in most cases, but it is worth checking the app if you see a renewal charge. No call setup fee applies to the weekly hybrid bundles on this page, according to Jazz.

Lajawab Haftawar in detail (*565#)

At Rs. 209, this is the cheapest serious weekly call option on Jazz: 2000 on-net minutes, 30 other-network minutes, and 2 GB of data for 7 days. “On-net” means calls to Jazz numbers. This bundle suits people whose family and friends are mostly on Jazz. The 30 other-network minutes are a small backup pool, so if you regularly call other networks, pick one of the Super bundles instead.

Voice Infinity in detail (*710#)

Voice Infinity is the odd one out: only 120 Jazz minutes and 50 other-network minutes, but it lasts 90 days for Rs. 217. It is not for heavy talkers. It suits a second SIM you keep alive for occasional calls, or someone who rarely calls but wants minutes that do not expire in a week.

Daily and hourly call bundles: what exists in 2026

Jazz no longer sells hourly-only call bundles on its official site, and there is no current daily voice-only code to dial. The shortest voice options are the 3 Day Max Offer (*631#) and the weekly bundles above. If you only need to talk for a day, the honest options are to use your balance at the standard rate, or activate a 3-day bundle and let the remaining days cover the rest of the week. Sites still listing old hourly Jazba-style codes are copying each other; those codes have been dead for years.

We5 in detail: how the sharing pools work

A We5 bundle is one subscription whose minutes and data are shared by up to 5 Jazz numbers for 30 days. We5 Super pools 10,000 on-net minutes, 1,000 off-net minutes, and 60 GB for Rs. 2,869; We5 Fantastic doubles the on-net pool and raises data to 200 GB for Rs. 5,216. Subscribe with *400# and manage members from the same menu or in Jazz World.

The maths favours groups. Five people sharing We5 Super pay roughly Rs. 574 each for a month, less than most weekly habits, provided the group actually uses the pool. The catch is discipline: one heavy caller can drain the shared minutes early, so the Jazz World app balance view matters here more than anywhere else. Groups whose members mostly text should price We5 Gupshup (10,000 SMS) instead.

How many minutes do you actually need?

Work it out from your own habit. If you make around 10 calls a day averaging 3 minutes each, that is roughly 210 minutes a week. A 2000-minute on-net bundle is overkill unless those calls are long. If you are on the phone for work, 30 to 60 minutes a day of calling adds up to 210 to 420 minutes a week, which the 1000-minute weekly bundles cover comfortably.

The cheapest pattern for most people is one weekly hybrid bundle rather than a daily top-up habit. If your calls are shared across a household, price out a We5 bundle and split it, because the per-person cost drops sharply. And if you need data with your minutes, our guide to Jazz internet packages covers the data-first side.

Ways to subscribe and manage your bundle

Every bundle here can be activated by dialing its code. In the Jazz World app, open Bundles, choose Calls or Hybrid, and tap the offer you want. The app is also the easiest place to check remaining minutes without remembering status codes. In Jazz eCare on the web you can see your subscription history and recent usage, which helps if you are tracking down why a bundle ended early.

The Jazz network, briefly

Jazz is the largest mobile network in Pakistan by subscribers. It began as Mobilink in 1994 and became Jazz after merging with Warid in 2016, so legacy Warid numbers are now Jazz numbers for billing and bundles. Its prepaid strategy is hybrid-first: one bundle that mixes minutes, data, and SMS, sold mostly by the week.

Practically, that means pure call-only bundles are rare and the voice value sits inside offers like Weekly Super Plus. On-net minutes are always the big pool because calls within Jazz cost the network less to carry. If the people you call are spread across networks, weigh the other-network minutes first when you compare.

Check remaining minutes and unsubscribe

On most Jazz bundles, dial the bundle code followed by *2# to check remaining allowances (for example *505*2#) and *4# to unsubscribe. If that does not work on a specific bundle, check its page on jazz.com.pk. For a full history of what you have used, see our Jazz eCare guide.

Bundle active but your balance is still cutting?

Three causes explain most cases. First, you may have run out of the small other-network minute pool while the big Jazz pool still shows a balance; *505*2# style status codes show both pools separately. Second, calls to numbers outside the bundle’s terms, such as international calls, are charged from balance by design. Third, the bundle may have expired mid-week without you noticing. The status code and the Jazz World app answer all three in under a minute. If none of them explains it, the Jazz helpline number gets you an agent who can see your bundle history.

Weekly or monthly: which pattern is cheaper?

Run the numbers before you commit. A weekly hybrid at Rs. 478 costs about Rs. 2,070 across a month of renewals and gives you a fresh allowance every week, while a 30-day sharing bundle like We5 Super at Rs. 2,869 pools far more minutes for a group. If you would rather carry calls, data and SMS in one monthly load instead of stacking weekly renewals, compare both patterns against the Jazz Super Card shelf before you decide. Weekly wins for a single user because Jazz’s monthly solo options are thin; monthly sharing wins the moment two or more people actually use the pool. The expensive mistake is drifting: renewing weekly bundles out of habit when a household pool, or stacking a second bundle because the other-network minutes ran out, would have been cheaper from the start. Check your real usage in Jazz World for a week before you switch patterns.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check remaining Jazz minutes?

Use the status code of your bundle, usually the activation code with *2# at the end, or check the Jazz World app.

Is there a call setup fee?

Jazz states no call setup fee on the weekly hybrid bundles listed here.

Do these work for Warid SIMs?

Warid merged into Jazz, so Jazz bundles apply to old Warid numbers as well.

Can I share minutes with family?

Yes. The We5 bundles pool minutes and data for 5 people over 30 days. Subscribe with *400#.

I ran out of minutes mid-week. What now?

You can add a 3 Day Max (*631#) to bridge the gap, share balance from another Jazz SIM using our Jazz balance share guide, or take a small Jazz advance balance if your balance is empty.

Verified against: Weekly Super Plus, Weekly Freedom, 3 Day Max, Voice Infinity.