Ufone 2 Hour Call Package 2026: *343# Code, Price and Details

Quick answer: The Ufone 2 hour call package, officially called the Best Call Offer, gives you 120 minutes of calls to Ufone and PTCL numbers for 2 hours at Rs. 10. To subscribe, dial *343# from your Ufone SIM. The price is what most listing pages report today, but it does not show on the official Ufone site right now, so check the exact amount shown on *343# or in the Uptcl app before you confirm.

It is one of the cheapest ways to make a long call in Pakistan, but it only covers Ufone and PTCL numbers. If you call Telenor numbers too, the Power Hour fits better, and for a full day of calling the Beyhisaab offer gives more room. This guide has the code, the price, the terms and an honest look at when this package makes sense.

This package goes by three names on the internet: Best Call Offer, 3 Pe 3 Offer and 2 Hour Call Package. They all mean the same thing. The table below has the facts in one place.

How to subscribe to the Ufone 2 hour call package

Dial *343# from your Ufone SIM. A menu will open with the offer details. Press the confirm option and you will get a confirmation SMS when the package starts. The 2 hour timer starts the moment the subscription is confirmed, not when you make your first call, so have your calls ready.

Keep a little more than Rs. 10 in your account before you dial. Listing pages say you should have around Rs. 12 to 15 in your balance so the Rs. 10 charge and the first call setup fee both go through without the subscription failing. If the USSD menu does not open, you can also check the offer in the Uptcl app under call bundles.

To check how many minutes are left while the package is active, dial *706#. The offer ends on its own after 2 hours. There is no need to unsubscribe.

What the Rs. 10 price and 120 minutes really mean

Rs. 10 for 120 minutes works out to about 8 paisa a minute before the setup fee, which is why this offer stays popular with students and anyone making long family calls. But two things matter. First, the minutes only work on Ufone and PTCL numbers. Calls to Jazz, Zong and Telenor numbers are charged at your normal tariff. Second, every call also takes a Rs. 0.13 call setup fee, so a package where you make twenty short calls costs more in fees than one where you make two long ones.

One more honesty note on the price. A price check of the official Ufone pages on 17 October 2026 did not show the Best Call price on the site. The Rs. 10 figure comes from current listing pages and they agree on it, but Ufone can change it without updating those pages. The safest step is to read the price the *343# menu shows you before you press confirm. Compare it with the full Ufone call packages guide if you want to see where it sits among the other offers.

Terms you should know

• The offer is for prepaid Ufone users only.
• Validity is 120 minutes from the moment of subscription.
• Minutes work only on Ufone and PTCL numbers. Other networks use your regular balance.
• A call setup fee of Rs. 0.13 applies to each call.
• Some listing pages say the offer cannot be subscribed between 5 pm and 9 pm. Ufone’s own site does not confirm this today, so if *343# refuses in the evening, that is the likely reason.
• Government taxes apply as per your tariff plan.
• Ufone can change or end the offer at any time.

Best Call or Power Hour: which short call package is better

Ufone’s other short call package is the Power Hour, and people often mix the two up. Here is the plain difference. Best Call (*343#, Rs. 10 reported) gives you 120 minutes for 2 hours on Ufone and PTCL only, with no data. Power Hour (*99#, Rs. 9.2) gives you 60 minutes for 1 hour, but it covers Telenor as well as Ufone and PTCL, and it adds 2 GB of internet and 60 SMS.

Pick Best Call when your calls are all to Ufone or PTCL numbers and you need two full hours, like a long family catch-up. Pick Power Hour when you call Telenor numbers too, or when you want some data in the same window. If you need to call all day instead of for an hour or two, the Best Day offer (Rs. 19, *6060#) and the Beyhisaab offer (Rs. 23, *5700#) are the right step up.

Honest verdict

The Ufone 2 hour call package is one of the best-value calling offers in Pakistan if, and only if, your calls stay on Ufone and PTCL. The price is low, the code is simple and the 2 hour window is generous for the money. It falls apart if you call other networks, because those minutes are not included, and the reported 5 pm to 9 pm blackout is annoying if your calls happen in the evening. For long mixed-network calls, a day offer or a weekly bundle from the Ufone call packages guide works out cheaper overall. For what it is, though, *343# at Rs. 10 is hard to beat.

FAQs

What is the Ufone 2 hour call package code?

Dial *343# from your Ufone SIM. It is called the Best Call Offer, and some sites list it as the 3 Pe 3 Offer.

What is the price of the Ufone 2 hour call package?

Listing pages report Rs. 10. The price does not appear on Ufone’s official site today, so confirm the amount on the *343# menu or in the Uptcl app before subscribing.

How many minutes do I get?

120 minutes to Ufone and PTCL numbers, usable within 2 hours of subscription. Calls to other networks are not included.

Is there a call setup fee?

Yes, Rs. 0.13 is charged on every call made with this offer.

Can I use it between 5 pm and 9 pm?

Some listing pages say the offer cannot be subscribed during those hours. Ufone’s own pages do not confirm it, so test *343# in the evening if you need to.

How do I check remaining minutes?

Dial *706# to see your remaining resources.

For price checks and comparisons across every network, the Ufone internet packages guide has the data side of Ufone’s offers.