Onic SIM Packages 2026: Monthly, Weekly Plans and Number List

Prices below are taken from the official Onic website and app.

Onic is Pakistan’s first fully digital mobile network, run by Pak Telecom Mobile Limited (the company behind Ufone). There are no franchises and no USSD codes for most tasks. You order the SIM, pick your number, and manage everything through the Onic app. Here are the current packages and prices.

The 0339 Number Series

Every Onic number starts with the 0339 prefix. This short, easy-to-remember series is exclusive to Onic and works like other series, such as Jazz 0300/032x, in that once you pick a 0339 number it is yours. When ordering, you choose your number in the app, and Onic groups numbers into tiers by exclusivity (standard numbers free, premium tiers carry a one-time fee). The app also supports porting your existing Jazz, Zong, Telenor or Ufone number into Onic, so you can keep an existing number while moving to an app-managed plan.

Onic Monthly Packages 2026

Every monthly plan includes unlimited calls and SMS to all networks (fair usage policy of 5,000 minutes applies), free eSIM or physical SIM, unused data rollover, and no hidden charges. The discounted prices apply for the first 3 months.

Onic Xclusive extras: free Foodpanda Pro subscription, Tapmad monthly subscription, Vouch365 monthly membership, and 2,000 loyalty points redeemable across partner brands.

Note: Onic has announced that pricing for weekly, monthly, annual, social, and group plans will increase starting 25th March 2026. If you are planning to join, locking in a plan before that date saves money. Since that date has now passed, confirm the current price in the Onic app before you subscribe.

Onic Weekly Packages 2026

Which Onic Plan Should You Pick?

• Light user (WhatsApp, browsing): Epic Plan, 30 GB is plenty for most people.
• Heavy streamer or hotspot user: Iconic or Limitless, 100 to 200 GB with rollover.
• Want perks with your plan: Onic Xclusive, 250 GB plus Foodpanda, Tapmad, and Vouch365.
• Short trip or temporary need: Weekly Ultimate, 80 GB for Rs. 550.

How Subscribing Works on Onic: The App Is the Network

Onic runs on an app-led model, which is the main reason this page looks different from other network guides. There are no franchise counters and no USSD dial codes for most tasks. You sign up with an email address, complete biometric verification, and then everything happens in one place: ordering the SIM, picking a plan, checking your remaining data and minutes, reading your current price, and managing rollover. Subscribing to a plan is a short in-app purchase rather than dialling a code. When you are choosing, plan pricing and the exclusive-number tiers also live in the app, so the app price, not an old screenshot, is the one that matters.

How to Order an Onic SIM Online

1. Download the Onic app or visit onic.pk.
2. Sign up with your email address.
3. Pick a plan and choose between a physical SIM or eSIM.
4. Choose your preferred number. You can also port your existing number into Onic from the app.
5. Enter your delivery details and complete the payment.
6. A rider delivers the SIM at your chosen time slot, verifies your details, and you activate from the app.

The Onic SIM costs Rs. 100. All Onic numbers start with the 0339 code.

Onic App

• Open the Play Store or App Store on your phone.
• Search for “Onic” and install the official app.
• Open the app to order a SIM, activate packages, and manage your account.

Onic SIM Numbers List

When ordering, you can pick your own number. Onic groups numbers into tiers by exclusivity. Standard numbers are free with any plan order. Premium tiers (Golden, Purple, Platinum) carry a one-time fee, so check the current number prices inside the Onic app before you choose, as these change from time to time.

How Much Data Do You Actually Need?

The plan tiers are priced by data, so the real question is how fast you burn through gigabytes. A light user who mostly keeps WhatsApp, email and browsing on the phone all day will usually stay well inside the Epic Plan’s 30 GB, especially if video stays on home Wi-Fi. At 360p, video uses roughly 180 MB an hour, so 30 GB covers around 160 hours at that quality before calls or browsing even enter the picture.

Streaming changes the maths quickly. An hour of HD video can use 1.5 to 3 GB depending on the app and quality setting, which means the same 30 GB can disappear in 10 to 20 hours of HD viewing away from Wi-Fi. That is the jump the Iconic and Limitless tiers exist for: 100 GB is a comfortable month for a regular streamer, and 200 GB suits hotspot use, laptop tethering or a household sharing one connection. If you regularly finish a month with data left over, drop a tier rather than paying for unused rollover; if you keep checking the app mid-month, move up one tier instead of buying weekly top-ups.

Things Worth Knowing Before You Order

Because everything runs through the app, a few practical points matter more than the headline data numbers. The rider who delivers a physical SIM verifies your identity at the door, so keep your CNIC handy at the delivery slot; eSIM orders skip the wait entirely. Check in the app whether your monthly plan is set to renew automatically, and turn renewal off before the cycle ends if you plan to switch tiers or pause. Number prices for the premium tiers (Golden, Purple, Platinum) are shown in the app at the moment you order and change from time to time, so confirm the one-time fee on screen before you commit. And because there are no USSD codes to fall back on, a working smartphone with the app installed is not optional on this network; that alone is a reason some households stay on a code-led network.

How Onic Compares With Jazz and Zong Monthly Plans

The easiest way to judge Onic is against the monthly-card shelves people usually compare it with. On the Jazz side, the classic reference points are the Jazz internet packages and the Super Duper-style cards sold through USSD codes, which are cheap but split minutes, SMS and data into separate buckets and validity windows. On the Zong side, the comparable shelf is the Zong internet packages and monthly Super Card-style bundles, which are also code-led and usually sit a few hundred rupees below a full app-managed subscription. Onic’s difference is not raw data alone; it is that calls and SMS to all networks are bundled into every monthly plan, the number is handled inside the app, and unused data rolls over. If you rely on USSD codes and retailer loads, the Jazz or Zong shelf is the more familiar route. If you want one managed subscription with a chosen 0339 number and app-based control, Onic is the cleaner fit, and the best monthly internet packages page is the better place to compare data volume per rupee across networks.

Epic vs Iconic: the honest difference

Most switchers hesitate between the two middle tiers. Epic gives 30 GB, 5,000 SMS and unlimited calls for Rs. 1,290; Iconic gives 100 GB, 10,000 SMS and the same unlimited calling for Rs. 1,690. The Rs. 400 gap buys data, not voice, because calls are unlimited on both. If your month is WhatsApp, browsing and the occasional video on Wi-Fi, the extra 70 GB will mostly roll over unused and Epic is the sensible buy. If you stream away from home, tether a laptop, or share the connection with family, Iconic pays for itself the first month you would otherwise have bought a weekly top-up. Limitless (200 GB at Rs. 1,890) is for households treating the SIM as their main internet line, and Xclusive only makes sense when the Foodpanda Pro, Tapmad and Vouch365 perks are things you would actually use.

Who Should Not Switch to Onic

Onic is not the right answer for everyone. If you rely on a feature phone or a shared family phone without a dedicated smartphone, the app-led model works against you: there are no USSD codes to subscribe or check balances with. If your household manages mobile spending through retailer loads and scratch cards, a code-led network such as Jazz, Zong or Ufone fits that habit better. And if biometric verification or app-based payments are a barrier for an elderly family member, keep them on a network where a franchise visit solves problems in person. The Ufone internet packages page is a reasonable comparison point, since Ufone is run by the same parent company but keeps the conventional code-and-retailer model.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Onic SIM code?
All Onic numbers start with 0339.

How do I activate an Onic package?
Through the Onic app. Onic is a digital network, so packages are subscribed from the app rather than dial codes.

Does unused data expire?
No. Unused data rolls over to the next cycle on monthly plans.

Is there really no hidden charges?
That is Onic’s stated policy, and the prices above are inclusive of taxes as shown on the official website.

Can I port my Jazz, Zong, Telenor, or Ufone number to Onic?
Yes. In-app mobile number port-in is supported.