Muhammad NaeemTelenor’s weekly all-in-one bundles sit between the cheap EasyCard options and the heavy Ultimate and Prime tiers. The two offers most people mean when they search for this are Weekly AIO and Weekly AIO Plus. Both give you on-net minutes, off-net minutes, SMS and data in one pack for seven days, so you recharge once and stop thinking about balance for the rest of the week.
Quick answer: The lighter tier packs 3,000 on-net minutes, 180 off-net minutes, 3,000 SMS and 8 GB data for 7 days. The heavier Plus tier packs 5,000 on-net minutes, 250 off-net minutes, 5,000 SMS and 15 GB data for 7 days. Recent listings do not agree on price, and neither bundle has a clean confirmed USSD code in current sources, so treat the My Telenor App as the reliable way to subscribe and confirm the live price there before you pay.
One thing to understand first is what on-net means here. Since the PTCL Group merger, ProPakistani reports that on-net minutes on the network can be used for calls to Telenor, Ufone and PTCL numbers. That makes the headline minute counts on these bundles go further than they would on a single network.
Telenor Weekly AIO offers at a glance
| Package | On-net minutes | Off-net minutes | SMS | Data | Validity | How to subscribe |
| Weekly AIO | 3,000 (Telenor, Ufone, PTCL) | 180 | 3,000 | 8 GB in ProPakistani and mobile-phone.pk listings; 10 GB in several recent listings | 7 days | In-app only |
| Weekly AIO Plus | 5,000 (Telenor, Ufone, PTCL) | 250 | 5,000 | 15 GB | 7 days | In-app only |
If you mainly browse, message and make normal calls, the smaller data on the base tier is workable across a week. If you watch video daily, the 15 GB on the Plus tier is the safer pick. For a wider comparison, the main internet packages guide puts these 7-day hybrids next to the pure data bundles.
The base tier: what you get
The base tier is built for moderate mixed use. The 3,000 on-net minutes work out to roughly 428 minutes a day across the Telenor, Ufone and PTCL pool, which is plenty for most people. The 180 off-net minutes are the real limit to watch, since calls outside that pool come out of the smaller bucket first.
On data, read carefully. ProPakistani lists the base tier with 8,000 MB, and mobile-phone.pk also lists 8 GB. Several other recent listings list 10 GB for the same offer name. That 2 GB gap changes the value over a week, so do not guess. Open the offer inside My Telenor App, read the data figure on the confirmation screen, and only then subscribe.
The Plus tier: what you get
The Plus tier keeps the same seven-day shape but lifts every allowance: 5,000 on-net minutes instead of 3,000, 250 off-net minutes instead of 180, 5,000 SMS instead of 3,000, and 15 GB of data. The data figure is the one number that agrees everywhere, with ProPakistani, mobile-phone.pk and the recent listings all showing 15 GB.
That 15 GB makes this the better 7-day bundle for video. Streaming at 360p uses roughly 180 MB an hour, so 15 GB covers a solid daily habit without forcing you onto Wi-Fi halfway through the week. If you mostly use WhatsApp and light browsing, the smaller base tier will leave data unused, and the voice comparison on the call packages page is worth a look first.
The price problem, stated honestly
Most package pages pick one price and pretend it is settled. It is not settled. For the base tier, ProPakistani lists Rs. 409, mobile-phone.pk lists Rs. 418, and several recent listings list Rs. 321 including tax. For the Plus tier, ProPakistani lists Rs. 461, mobile-phone.pk lists Rs. 499 including taxes, and the recent listings show Rs. 347 including tax with a Rs. 400 load price noted alongside it.
Part of this gap is likely the difference between a headline price with tax and the recharge amount a retailer asks for. Part may be older listings that never got updated. Either way, the only figure that decides whether your subscription succeeds is the one inside the app when you buy, so make sure your balance covers the app figure.
Is there a subscription code?
For both bundles, the consistent answer across ProPakistani and the recent listings is the same: subscribe through the My Telenor App. No USSD code is shown for these two bundles in those sources.
One source, mobile-phone.pk, lists *345*88# for the Plus tier. Treat that with caution. The same *345*88# also appears in older sources as the code for a discontinued Djuice 7-day all-in-one bundle. A code that points at two different bundles is not reliable. If you dial anything, read the confirmation menu word by word and back out if the bundle name, data size or price does not match the app.
How to subscribe in the My Telenor App
Open the My Telenor App and sign in with your number. Go to the bundles section and look for the base tier or the Plus tier by name rather than by price, since the price is the figure that changes between listings. Read the full bundle card, then tap subscribe and confirm. If you prefer the web, you can also browse Telenor’s official website for the latest bundle announcements.
Before confirming, check that your balance covers the amount on the confirmation screen, and that the bundle name matches the tier you wanted, since the base and Plus tiers sit close together in most lists. After subscribing, open your active bundles view to confirm the pack is live instead of relying only on an SMS.
How to check what is left
Check remaining resources inside the app, where your active bundle, used data and expiry time are shown together. Checking early in the week tells you whether your pace fits the pack. The dedicated MB check guide covers the checking methods in more detail if you want the code based options as well.
Terms and limits to know before you buy
These are prepaid 7-day bundles with seven-day validity from the moment the subscription succeeds. Unused minutes, SMS and data should be treated as expiring at the end of that window unless the app offer card says otherwise. On-net minutes apply to Telenor, Ufone and PTCL numbers based on current reporting, while calls to other networks use the off-net allowance and then standard rates.
Nothing in the recent listings describes these bundles as auto-renewing, so assume you need to subscribe again each week unless the app says the bundle will repeat. If anything looks wrong after subscribing, note the time and amount deducted before contacting support through the helpline page.
Which tier should you pick?
Pick the base tier if your week is mostly calls, WhatsApp and light browsing. The 3,000 on-net minutes are generous for that pattern, and the only tight spot will be data if you watch long videos daily. Pick the Plus tier if data is your main cost, since the jump to 15 GB plus the extra minutes suits students, remote workers and anyone who hotspots occasionally. Skip both for the Ultimate and Prime tiers if you burn through more than 15 GB a week.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the two tiers?
The Plus tier gives you more of everything: 5,000 on-net minutes instead of 3,000, 250 off-net minutes instead of 180, 5,000 SMS instead of 3,000, and 15 GB instead of the 8 to 10 GB listed for the base bundle. Both last 7 days.
What is the price of the base tier in 2026?
Sources disagree. Listings range from Rs. 321 to Rs. 409 to Rs. 418 for the base bundle, and from Rs. 347 to Rs. 461 to Rs. 499 for the Plus tier. Confirm the exact amount in the app before subscribing.
Is there a USSD code for either tier?
Current listings show these as My Telenor App bundles with no confirmed USSD code. One site lists *345*88#, but the same code appears elsewhere for a discontinued Djuice bundle, so it is not reliable. Use the app.
Do on-net minutes include Ufone and PTCL?
Based on current ProPakistani reporting after the PTCL Group merger, yes. That makes the 3,000 and 5,000 minute pools more useful than they first look.
How long do these bundles last?
Both bundles are valid for 7 days from subscription. Check the expiry time in the app after subscribing.
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