Muhammad NaeemThis page covers the Jazz daily SMS packages: the daily texting bundles that actually exist, priced as listed on the official site. The carrier no longer sells standalone daily SMS packs the way it used to; the daily texting slot is covered by one bundle that pairs a big text pool with WhatsApp data, and that is the honest state of the lineup.
Prices below are as stated by the carrier. If a code returns an error, check the offer in the Jazz World app rather than dialing again.
Quick pick: the 24-hour texting bundle
Dial *334# for the WhatsApp and SMS bundle. At Rs. 7.2 inclusive of tax you get 1,800 all-network texts plus 10 MB of WhatsApp data, valid 24 hours. The texts are all-network, not on-net only, which makes this the most useful 24-hour texting bundle the carrier has published in years. Check the status with *334*2# and unsub with *334*4#.
Jazz daily SMS packages: the full current list
| Bundle | SMS | Also included | Validity | Price | Subscribe | Status |
| Daily WhatsApp and SMS | 1,800 (all networks) | 10 MB WhatsApp | 24 hours | Rs. 7.2 | *334# | *334*2# / unsub *334*4# |
| Daily WhatsApp | N/A | 200 MB WhatsApp | 24 hours | Rs. 2 | *311# | The app |
That short table is the full story. The carrier does not list a pure 24-hour text-only pack anymore; texting lives inside hybrids and social bundles now. If your daily texting is WhatsApp-based rather than SMS-based, the Rs. 2 daily WhatsApp bundle (*311#) gives 200 MB of WhatsApp data for 24 hours, which carries far more messages than 1,800 texts ever could. The complete WhatsApp lineup is in our WhatsApp bundles guide.
The Rs. 7.2 bundle in detail (*334#)
One subscription covers a full day of texting: 1,800 all-network texts plus 10 MB of WhatsApp data for Rs. 7.2. The all-network part matters because many old bundles restricted texts to on-net numbers; these work to Zong, Telenor, Ufone, and Jazz alike. The 10 MB of WhatsApp is a small top-up rather than a real data allowance, good for a few hours of messaging alongside your text habit. The bundle does not renew by itself; resubscribe each day you need it.
How far does 1,800 texts go in a day?
For context, a heavy texter sends 50 to 100 texts a day, so 1,800 is roughly a month of heavy texting compressed into 24 hours. In practice nobody uses the whole pool; the value is that you stop counting. The bundle suits coordination days, event organizing, marketing small campaigns, or travelling with patchy data where texts are the reliable channel. If you regularly burn through big text pools, you are not a 24-hour-bundle user at all; you are a monthly-bundle user buying the wrong duration, and the monthly text bundles will cut your cost sharply.
Texts or WhatsApp for your day?
Most 24-hour messaging now happens on WhatsApp, and the Rs. 2 daily WhatsApp bundle (*311#, 200 MB) carries far more messages per rupee than any text bundle. Buy texts when your recipients are on basic phones, when you need delivery without internet, or when services like banks and alerts require it. Buy WhatsApp data when everyone you message is on the app. The two bundles stack fine if your day needs both.
When 24-hour texting stops making sense
Do the weekly math before you set a 24-hour habit. Resubscribing *334# every day for a week costs about Rs. 50, which buys 1,500 texts plus 25 MB of WhatsApp in the 7-day bundle at Rs. 26, a far better per-day deal. And if your texting is really a month-long habit, the monthly text bundles give 12,000 texts for Rs. 70, which is less than ten days of the 24-hour bundle. The *334# bundle wins only when your need is genuinely occasional: travel days, event days, or days when you must reach people who are not on WhatsApp. For anything regular, compare these with the weekly text bundles before you recharge.
How to subscribe
Load at least Rs. 7.2 on your prepaid SIM, dial *334#, and wait for the confirmation text. Check your remaining texts with *334*2#, and use *334*4# to unsub. The same bundle is available in the carrier’s app under Bundles, where you can see it alongside the 7-day and monthly options before deciding which duration fits your pattern.
Terms worth knowing
This is a prepaid offer, valid 24 hours from activation, with no carry-over of unused texts. It does not auto-renew. Texts over and above the allowance are charged at the standard rate. As with all social bundles, verify the current price in the app if a code fails, since offers are revised periodically; the official bundle details are on the carrier’s official site.
Who should use the 24-hour text bundle?
Occasional heavy texting day: *334# is cheap and all-network. Every day texting: stop buying 24-hour and take the 7-day or monthly bundles instead. WhatsApp-first user: *311# at Rs. 2 covers your day. The whole texting lineup across every duration is in our text bundles hub.
Frequently asked questions
What is the 24-hour texting code?
Dial *334# for the WhatsApp and SMS bundle: 1,800 all-network texts plus 10 MB of WhatsApp for Rs. 7.2, valid 24 hours.
Are the 1,800 texts on-net only or all-network?
All-network. They work to Zong, Telenor, Ufone, and Jazz numbers.
Does the 24-hour text bundle renew automatically?
No. It ends after 24 hours unless you resubscribe with *334#.
What if I text every day?
Buy the 7-day bundle (*101*1*07#, Rs. 26) or the monthly bundle (*101*1*02#, Rs. 70) instead. Resubscribing every day is the most expensive way to text regularly.
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