Jazz Weekly Super Duper 2026: Code, Price, Data, How to Subscribe

Jazz has a lot of 7-day bundles, and most of them are data only. The Weekly Super Duper is different. It is a proper hybrid pack: a chunk of internet, plenty of on-net minutes, a small allowance for other networks, and a big pile of SMS, all for one price that lasts seven days.

This page covers the current 2026 version of the bundle: what you get, what it costs, how to subscribe with *770#, and how to check your remaining balance. One important warning up front: many third party pages mix this bundle up with its monthly namesake. The monthly one is dialed with *706#. This page is strictly about the weekly one, *770#.

Quick answer: this gives you 3 GB of internet data, 1,500 on-net minutes, 60 off-net minutes and 1,500 SMS for 7 days. The price most current listings show is Rs. 210 including tax. Dial *770# to subscribe and *770*2# to check what is left. It is non-recursive, so it will not auto renew.

Full details

Here is everything the offer includes, based on the current listings from several Pakistani telecom sites. Prices and allowances have shifted over the years, so read the note under the table before you recharge.

About the conflicting figures you will see online

Honest note first: different listings disagree on this bundle, because it has changed over time and old pages stay online. Some pages show 6 GB (sometimes 3 GB plus 3 GB between 2 AM and 2 PM) at Rs. 274 or Rs. 228, and older pages show 10 GB with 5,000 minutes at Rs. 330 to Rs. 399. The 3 GB version at Rs. 210 is what the most recent 2026 listings agree on, and that is what this page uses.

The more dangerous confusion is the code. Some pages tell you to dial *706# for this bundle. That code belongs to the monthly namesake, a 30-day bundle. If you dial it expecting a weekly pack, you will end up on the monthly one. For the weekly pack, the code is and has been *770#. Always confirm the price shown in the confirmation SMS before you accept, because prices move.

How to subscribe to Jazz Weekly Super Duper

Method 1: USSD code

The fastest way. Open your dialer and follow these steps:

1. Make sure you have at least Rs. 210 balance (recharge a little extra, tax and the recharge math can surprise you).
2. Dial *770# and press call.
3. You will get a menu or confirmation screen showing the offer details and price. Confirm to subscribe.
4. Within a minute or two you will receive a confirmation SMS with the expiry time.

Method 2: Jazz World (SIMOSA) app

If you prefer the app, open Jazz World, go to the bundles section, find it under the bundle offers, and tap subscribe. The official listing is on the prepaid page if you want to compare directly. The app shows the exact current price on your account, which is the safest way to check before you commit. The app also lets you see how much of each allowance is left without dialing any code.

How to check remaining MBs, minutes and SMS

Dial *770*2# from your SIM and you will get a status SMS showing the remaining data, minutes and SMS. You can also check anytime inside the Jazz World app. Note that all allowances are posted to your account at the moment of subscription and expire at 23:59 on the seventh day, so unused minutes and data do not carry over.

Terms and conditions

• This bundle is for Jazz and Warid prepaid subscribers.
• The bundle is non-recursive. When it expires after 7 days, you have to dial *770# again to get it another week.
• All minutes, SMS and data are usable 24 hours a day, with no night time window on this offer.
• Data works on both 3G and 4G.
• There are no call setup charges, but you need to keep a balance of at least Rs. 0.15 to make calls through the bundle.
• If you finish your 3 GB before the week ends, internet overage is charged at Rs. 2 per MB. Without any bundle the base rate is Rs. 5 per MB with a 512 KB charging pulse, so keep an eye on usage if you stream video. Our internet packages page lists the 7-day data only options if you need a top up instead of minutes.
• Multiple subscriptions are allowed, so you can re-subscribe if you burn through it early.

This vs Super Plus vs Super Max

Three 7-day hybrid tiers exist, and the naming is where most people get lost. All three are 7-day bundles, but their codes and sizes are different:

Do not confuse these with the monthly family, which uses *706# (monthly), *707# (monthly Plus) and *708# (monthly Max). Same family names, completely different codes and validity. The weekly ladder above is *770#, *505# and *506#.

Who should buy it

This is a talker friendly bundle with enough data for a normal week of WhatsApp, Facebook and browsing. 3 GB is not a streaming plan, so if your main habit is YouTube or TikTok, you will blow through it in a day or two and should look at the Plus or Max tiers instead.

What it is genuinely good for: people who call a lot on-net, send a steady stream of SMS, and use data moderately. The 1,500 on-net minutes and 1,500 SMS are the real value here; the data is a bonus. If most of your calls go to other networks, the 60 off-net minutes will run out fast, and a bundle like weekly WhatsApp packages or one of the best monthly internet packages might fit your habits better.

FAQs

What is the subscribe code?
Dial *770# to subscribe. Check status with *770*2# and get bundle info with *770*3#.

Is *706# the code for this bundle?
No. *706# is the monthly namesake’s code. The weekly one is *770#. Mixing them up is the most common mistake on this topic.

What is the 2026 price?
Most current listings show Rs. 210 including tax for 3 GB, 1,500 on-net minutes, 60 off-net minutes and 1,500 SMS. Some listings show Rs. 228 to Rs. 280 with 6 GB. Confirm the price in the subscription SMS before accepting.

How long is it valid?
Exactly 7 days from the moment of subscription. Allowances expire at 23:59 on the seventh day and do not roll over.

Does it auto renew?
No, it is non-recursive. You have to dial *770# again after it expires.

Can I use it on a Warid SIM?
Yes, the bundle is open to both Jazz and Warid prepaid subscribers, and the minutes work between Jazz and Warid numbers as on-net.

What happens when my data runs out?
Internet overage is charged at Rs. 2 per MB, which adds up quickly. If you use data heavily, consider switching on your balance protection. See how to save your balance from background data charges.