Dial *2000# on your prepaid SIM and you land on one of the most confusing package listings on the Pakistani internet. Jazz’s own site says Monthly Premium costs Rs. 739 with 25GB of data and 300 all-network minutes. Third-party package sites, meanwhile, quote anything from Rs. 868 to Rs. 2,000 for what they claim is the same code. Both sides cannot be describing the same bundle, so this guide leads with the official figure and lays out exactly where the conflicting numbers come from.
If you are the kind of user who burns through a few GB every week on YouTube and WhatsApp and still needs calling minutes that work on every network, the official version of this bundle is a sensible mid-range 30-day pick. Just read the conflict section before you recharge, because the price you are shown in the app may not match every blog out there.
Quick answer
This bundle (subscribe code *2000#) is listed on the official price-change page at Rs. 739 including tax for 30 days, with 25GB of internet data and 300 all-network minutes. That is the official figure. Several well-known third-party package websites describe a larger “Premium Plus” style variant on the same code with up to 25GB, 3,000 on-net minutes, 500 off-net minutes and 3,000 SMS at prices between Rs. 1,390 and Rs. 2,000. Check which version your SIM is offered in the app before you load balance for it.
Jazz Monthly Premium at a glance
The table below uses the official figures from the prepaid price-change page on the official site, which I read directly while writing this.
| Detail | Monthly Premium (*2000#) |
| Price | Rs. 739 (including tax) |
| Internet data | 25GB on 2G, 3G and 4G |
| Calling minutes | 300 all-network minutes |
| Validity | 30 days |
| Subscribe | Dial *2000# |
| Subscriber type | Prepaid only |
Why the price is different everywhere you look
This is the honest part, and it matters. The company raised this bundle’s price from Rs. 695 to Rs. 739 including tax in its official price-change notice, which is still live on the official site and names the bundle exactly as “Monthly Premium” with the CTA *2000#. That is as close to an authoritative figure as exists publicly right now.
Now here is what third-party sites report for the same or a nearly identical name:
| Source | What it lists | Price shown |
| priceyoo.com | 25GB data, 250 all-network minutes | Rs. 850 |
| apna4g.com (Premium Plus) | 25GB, 3,000 on-net minutes, 500 off-net minutes, 3,000 SMS | Rs. 1,739 (load Rs. 2,000) |
| jazzmonthlypackage.pk (Premium Plus) | 25GB, 3,000 on-net minutes, 500 off-net minutes, 3,000 SMS | Rs. 2,000 including tax |
| thejazzpackages.com | 25GB, 3,000 on-net minutes, 500 other-network minutes, 3,000 SMS | Rs. 1,600 (load amount) |
| janopk.com (Premium Plus) | 25,000MB, 3,000 on-net + 500 off-net minutes, 3,000 SMS | Rs. 1,390 |
There is also an older variant that some pages still carry: Rs. 620 with 200 all-network minutes, 1,500 SMS and 5GB of data on the same *2000# code. That looks like a retired version of the bundle, and you should treat it as outdated.
The pattern is clear enough to call out: the official Rs. 739 listing describes a leaner bundle (25GB plus 300 all-network minutes, no SMS allowance named), while most third-party pages describe a much heavier “Premium Plus” style variant (25GB plus thousands of minutes and SMS) priced between Rs. 1,390 and Rs. 2,000. My reading is that the company has slimmed the bundle down over successive price revisions while blogs kept the older, larger spec. The safest move is to open the app, where the offer your own number is eligible for shows with its exact allowances and price, and treat everything else as background.
How to subscribe with *2000#
The subscription itself is straightforward. Make sure you have at least Rs. 739 of balance loaded (a little extra is wise, since tax deductions on recharge can leave you a few rupees short), then:
- Open the dialer on your prepaid SIM and dial *2000#.
- Confirm the bundle in the menu that appears.
- Wait for the confirmation SMS. Your 30 days start the moment it activates.
You can also subscribe inside the app by searching for the bundle by name. The app shows the exact allowances your number is offered, which is the best way to settle the price conflict described above. If you are comparing 30-day options before you commit, the internet packages page lists every daily, weekly and 30-day data bundle side by side, and the cross-network data comparison covers all four networks.
How to check remaining data, minutes and validity
The company charges a small fee of Rs. 0.06 for bundle status checks, so do not hammer the code all day. Third-party listings report these companion codes for *2000#:
- *2000*2# to check remaining incentives and validity.
- *2000*3# for bundle information.
- *2000*4# to unsubscribe.
If a status code fails, the app always shows your remaining data, minutes and expiry date reliably. For a full breakdown of what each Jazz status and balance code does, the call packages guide walks through the whole code family.
Terms and conditions worth knowing
- Prepaid customers only. Postpaid users have a separate bundle lineup.
- Data works on 2G, 3G and 4G coverage areas.
- Overage beyond the bundle is charged at Rs. 2.25 per MB, and with no bundle active the base rate is Rs. 5 per MB, so do not let data run on an expired bundle.
- Multiple subscriptions of the offer are allowed, and the official terms do not describe it as auto-renewing, so it should not re-subscribe itself on expiry.
- Actual internet speed depends on your SIM, device, the sites you visit, time of day and distance from the tower, as with every bundle.
Is 25GB enough for a month?
It depends on how you use your phone. 25GB breaks down to roughly 800MB a day. That comfortably covers daily WhatsApp and social scrolling, a couple of hours of YouTube at 480p most evenings, and ordinary browsing. It will not survive daily HD streaming or hotspot-sharing a laptop all day. If your usage is heavier, look at the Jazz Super Card for bigger 30-day bundles; if you mostly need data for a second device, the 30-day internet section of the internet packages page has data-only options.
Our verdict
Take the official figure at face value: at Rs. 739 including tax, 25GB plus 300 all-network minutes for 30 days is a fair mid-range 30-day hybrid for someone who wants one bundle to cover both data and calls. The catch is the messy information around it. Until you confirm in the app which variant your number is actually offered, treat the bigger third-party listings as possibly describing a different or older SKU. Subscribe only to the version you can see with your own eyes.
FAQs
What is the subscription code?
Dial *2000# to subscribe. The official price-change page lists it as the call-to-action for Monthly Premium.
What is the price in 2026?
The official listing shows Rs. 739 including tax (up from Rs. 695). Third-party sites list conflicting prices between Rs. 850 and Rs. 2,000, which appear to describe a different or older bundle variant.
How many minutes and SMS are included?
The official listing names 25GB of data and 300 all-network minutes; it does not name an SMS allowance. Third-party listings claim 3,000 on-net minutes, 500 off-net minutes and 3,000 SMS on the same code, which conflicts with the official figures.
Does this bundle auto-renew?
The official terms for this offer describe it as a prepaid bundle with multiple subscriptions allowed, and do not describe auto-renewal. One third-party page explicitly notes its variant does not renew by itself. To unsubscribe, *2000*4# is the widely reported code.
How do I check my remaining data?
Dial *2000*2# (Rs. 0.06 per check) or view your remaining data, minutes and validity free in the app.



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