Zong Monthly Supreme 2026: Code, Price, Data, How to Subscribe

Zong Monthly Supreme is the mid-ladder all-in-one bundle in the monthly hybrid lineup. It packs 30GB of data, 5000 on-net minutes, 600 off-net minutes and 5000 SMS into a 30 day validity at Rs. 2,000 consumer price. If you are the kind of user who wants calling, texting and internet sorted in one recharge and does not want to think about packages again for a month, this is the bundle built for you.

One honest note before anything else: this bundle is listed on Zong’s official hot bundles page but does not have a dedicated bundle page or a published USSD code. That makes it an offer you should confirm in the My Zong App before you subscribe. Several third-party blogs quote a price of Rs. 1,800 or Rs. 1,900 and a *3033# code that the official pages never show. This article sticks to what is officially listed and flags exactly where the blogs disagree.

Quick answer: Zong Monthly Supreme at a glance

This bundle costs Rs. 2,000 (consumer price, tax-inclusive) and gives you 30GB total internet, 5000 on-net minutes, 600 off-net minutes and 5000 SMS for 30 days. No USSD subscription code is published on the official site; third-party blogs claim *3033# but that is unverified, so the safe way to activate is through the My Zong App.

Where it sits in the monthly lineup

Four monthly hybrid bundles run back to back, and this is the second rung of that ladder. Here is how they stack up, all figures from the official site:

The interesting tradeoff: Super Card gives you unlimited on-net minutes and SMS under a fair-use cap of 5000 for Rs. 1,700, but only 10GB of data and 300 off-net minutes. This tier costs Rs. 300 more and triples your data to 30GB while doubling off-net minutes to 600. But notice Super Card is actually more generous on on-net calling. If your calls are mostly to other networks and you chew through data, it is the better pick. If you mostly call on-net numbers, Super Card is cheaper for you.

Stepping up, Pro at Rs. 2,300 adds another 20GB of data and doubles the on-net minutes and SMS. The sweet spot question is really about data: under 10GB a month, look at Super Card; 10 to 30GB, this tier; over 30GB, Pro or Digital Max Basic. If you only need data and no minutes at all, compare these prices with the pure data options on the best monthly internet packages page before you recharge.

How to subscribe

The recommended method is the My Zong App, because no official USSD code has been published for this bundle. Open the app, go to bundles, find it in the monthly hybrid section, and tap subscribe with enough balance in your account. The app route also shows you the current price and terms at the moment of purchase, which matters for a bundle that third-party blogs report at different prices.

What about the *3033# code? Several telecom blogs list *3033# as this bundle’s activation code, with some of the same blogs also attaching that code to a differently priced “Supreme Plus” variant at Rs. 1,900. The official pages show no code at all for this bundle. Until one is published, treat *3033# as unconfirmed. Dialling an unverified code can land you on a different bundle or a dead menu, so check the app first.

Before you subscribe, keep your balance comfortably above Rs. 2,000. A 15% advance income tax applies on recharges, and the official terms mention 19.5% sales tax on usage where applicable. The Rs. 2,000 figure shown is the consumer price, meaning it is the tax-inclusive price you pay, but you still need a sufficient load because tax gets deducted from your balance at recharge time. If your balance is short after a recharge, that is usually the tax, not an error; an advance-balance loan can cover the gap.

Checking remaining resources

The My Zong App shows remaining data, minutes, SMS and expiry under your active bundles. Third-party blogs also mention *102# family check codes (*102*1# for bundle info, *102*4# for remaining MBs and similar splits), but like the subscription code these are blog claims rather than something the official bundle pages publish. The app is the reliable source of truth for what is left on your bundle.

Terms and limitations

This is a prepaid bundle with 30 day validity. The 30GB is total internet usable on 2G, 3G and 4G devices. The published terms for the online shop bundles state a 15% advance income tax on every recharge and 19.5% sales tax on usage where applicable, so read those as part of the real cost of the bundle. Because there is no dedicated terms page for it, the exact auto-renewal behaviour and rollover policy are best confirmed in the app at subscription time. If you subscribe through the app, screenshot the confirmation screen so you have the terms and expiry on record.

Honest verdict: who should get it

This tier makes sense for the middle-ground prepaid user: someone who calls both on-net and other networks, sends a fair number of texts, and uses roughly 1GB of data a day. It is one recharge, no topping up for a month, and Rs. 2,000 puts it squarely between the budget Super Card and the heavier Pro.

Skip it if you are a data-only user (the pure data bundles or a device bundle give more GB per rupee), if you mostly call one or two on-net numbers (Super Card is cheaper and gives unlimited on-net), or if 600 off-net minutes will not cover your month (then look at Pro’s bigger allowances or a voice-heavy option). For the full monthly picture, the Zong internet packages hub lists every duration side by side, and the WhatsApp packages page covers the lighter social-only options.

FAQ

What is the subscribe code?
No official USSD code has been published for this bundle. Blogs claim *3033#, but that is unverified and some blogs attach the same code to a “Plus” variant, so subscribe through the My Zong App to be safe.

What is the 2026 price?
Rs. 2,000 consumer price according to the official listing. Note that some third-party blogs still show Rs. 1,800 or Rs. 1,900; those figures do not match.

How much data does it give?
30GB total internet for 30 days, and 5000 on-net minutes, 600 off-net minutes and 5000 SMS.

Is it the same as the “Plus” variant?
No. The official pages list this bundle (Rs. 2,000, 30GB). The “Plus” name appears only on third-party blogs at Rs. 1,900 with code *3033#. The two names get mixed up on blogs; go by the official listing and the app.

Does it auto-renew?
There is no dedicated terms page for this bundle, so auto-renewal behaviour is not officially documented. Confirm it in the My Zong App at the time of subscription and set a reminder near expiry if you rely on it every month.