Onic SIM Price and Number Tiers in Pakistan 2026

Onic is Pakistan’s fully digital mobile network, which means there are no shops, no franchise counters and no USSD codes. Everything, from getting the card to picking your number to paying the bill, happens inside the Onic app or on the official website. If you are wondering about the Onic SIM price and the number tiers for a special number, here is the complete picture for 2026.

One important thing to know up front: every line here starts with the 0339 prefix, and during the order flow the app lets you choose your own digits. Options are grouped into levels by how easy they are to remember, and the fancier ones carry a one time fee. The card itself is cheap; what you pay mostly depends on how premium your pick is.

Quick Answer

It costs Rs. 100. Standard options are free with any plan order, while Purple, Golden and Platinum picks carry one time fees. There is no USSD code here. You order and activate everything through the app.

Onic SIM price and number tiers

The base cost is simple: Rs. 100 for the physical card. You cannot buy one without first choosing a plan in the app, because it is sold as part of the plan order. This is different from older networks where you could grab a prepaid connection from any shop for a few rupees and then decide on a bundle later.

The eSIM is free with any plan order. If your phone supports eSIM, you can skip the physical card entirely. The eSIM profile lands in your email inbox and you scan it into your phone like any other eSIM. Plan allowances, your digits and the levels all work the same whether you pick eSIM or physical.

For context on where the monthly plans sit against the rest of the market, see our roundup of the best monthly internet packages in Pakistan.

How the levels work

Every line starts with 0339. When you reach the selection step of your order, the app shows you available digits grouped into four levels. The idea is that combinations which are easier to remember or look nicer cost more.

Standard is the free level. These are ordinary 0339 lines with no special pattern, and one is included free with any plan order. If you just need something working and do not care what it looks like, this is the one to take.

Purple is the entry premium level. These are partially patterned lines that are easy to read and remember. The reported fee for Purple is Rs. 600.

Golden is the mid premium level. Think repeated digits like 03394 111 139 or 03392 055 552, combinations people can recall after hearing them once. The reported fee is Rs. 4,500.

Platinum is the top level. These are the most memorable patterns, like 03392 222 260 or 03398 888 875, and business owners tend to buy them. The reported fee is Rs. 22,500.

A note on fees

Be aware that the Purple, Golden and Platinum figures above are indicative. They come from third party listings and older price lists, and the official site itself warns that prices can change. The company does not publish a fixed public tariff for these levels; the app shows you the live fee when you select your digits at checkout. Always go by whatever the app displays for your chosen option. The card cost and the free standard option are the stable parts; these fees are the part that can move.

If you want the full picture of the monthly and weekly plans alongside this guide, our Onic SIM packages guide covers them, and the network code series guide explains where 0339 fits among Pakistan’s mobile prefixes.

How to order: step by step

There are no USSD codes here, so the whole process is digital. Here is the order flow:

1. Download the app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. You can also start the order on the official website.
2. Create your account. Sign up with your email address. You will get a verification code on that email; enter it to continue.
3. Choose your plan. Pick a monthly or weekly plan that fits your data needs. This is a required step; it cannot be ordered without a plan.
4. Choose the type. Select physical or eSIM.
5. New digits or port-in. Choose whether you want brand new 0339 digits or you want to port your existing Jazz, Zong, Telenor or Ufone line across.
6. Choose your digits. If you picked new digits, the app shows what is available by level. Standard options are free; Purple, Golden and Platinum picks show their one time fee at this step. Pick the one you want.
7. Enter delivery and CNIC details. Physical cards are delivered by courier in major cities; eSIMs are emailed.
8. Pay and place the order. The app supports debit and credit cards, internet banking and mobile wallets.

Activation

After the courier delivers your physical card, open the app and tap the “Activate your SIM” button, then choose Activate. The rider usually does a quick biometric verification at your door, which is required by PTA rules before any new card can be activated. The network typically goes live within a couple of hours.

For eSIM orders there is no delivery wait. The eSIM profile is emailed to you and you activate it through the app as well.

Porting your existing line across

If you would rather keep your current digits, the network supports MNP. During the order flow you select the port-in option and enter your existing line. The standard PTA porting rules apply: it must be registered on your own CNIC, it must be at least 60 days since activation or the last port, and porting usually completes within a few working days. Note that these levels only apply to new 0339 lines; a ported line keeps whatever it already is, so no extra fee applies to it.

Terms and Limitations

• This is an app-only network. There are no USSD subscribe codes and no franchise counters; all management happens in the app or on the official site.
• The physical order requires a plan purchase first. You cannot order one by itself.
• Level fees, if any, are one time charges paid during the order. Monthly plan charges are separate.
• Biometric verification is mandatory at delivery for physical orders, per PTA regulations.
• The fees shown here are indicative and from third party lists. The app shows the live fee at checkout, which is the final word.
• Helpline for order issues: 051-111339111.

Verdict

If you just want to join, the honest cost is Rs. 100 for the card plus whatever monthly plan you pick, with a free standard 0339 line. That is a fair deal for a digital-only network. The premium levels are worth it only if you genuinely want memorable digits. Purple at Rs. 600 is the sweet spot for most people who want something nicer than random digits without paying Golden-level fees. Platinum only makes sense for businesses or anyone who treats their line as branding. Either way, confirm the fee inside the app before you pay, because these fees are the one part of the catalog that moves without warning.

FAQs

What does it cost in 2026?
The physical card costs Rs. 100, ordered with a plan through the app. The eSIM is free with any plan order.

Are standard options really free?
Yes. Any plan order includes one free standard 0339 line. Only the Purple, Golden and Platinum premium levels carry a one time fee.

How much is a Golden line?
Third party lists put Golden at Rs. 4,500, Purple at Rs. 600 and Platinum at Rs. 22,500, but these are indicative. The company does not publish fixed fees, so check the live fee shown in the app when you select your digits.

Can I buy one without the app?
No. This is a fully digital network. Ordering, selection, payment and activation all happen through the app or the official website. There are no USSD codes and no retail counters.

Can I port my Jazz, Zong, Telenor or Ufone line across?
Yes. Choose the port-in option during the order flow. Standard PTA porting rules apply, and ported lines do not pay any extra fee.

Is eSIM offered?
Yes. eSIM is free with any plan order and arrives by email. You can choose it instead of a physical SIM during checkout.

Do all lines start with 0339?
Yes. 0339 is the network prefix. If you port in from another network, your line keeps its original prefix.