Onic Classic Plan 2026: Rs. 890, 10 GB Data, 500 Minutes, How to Subscribe

The Onic Classic Plan is the cheapest monthly plan on Onic. It costs Rs. 890 per month and gives you 10 GB of data, 500 all-network minutes and 1,000 SMS. If you use your phone for daily browsing, messaging and a moderate amount of calls, this is the plan Onic built for you.

Onic is a digital network, so there is no shop visit and no USSD code for this plan. You pick it in the Onic app or on the official Onic website. The plan sits at the bottom of the monthly range, below the Liberty and Epic plans, and it is the right pick when you do not need unlimited calls or a large data bundle.

Onic Classic Plan details

Here is everything the plan includes, taken from the monthly plans page on the official Onic website on 4 November 2026. Prices on the site can change, so check the final price in the app before you pay.

How to subscribe to the Onic Classic Plan

Because Onic works through its app and website, the steps are simple and you do not need to dial a code. Follow these steps in order.

First, download the Onic app or open onic.pk on your phone. If you are new to Onic, order your SIM from there and pick the Classic Plan during sign up. You can choose a free eSIM or a free physical SIM, and you can pick a preferred number in the app.

If you already use Onic, open the app and choose Classic from the monthly plans. Check the price and the plan details on the screen, then confirm. Your plan starts once the payment is done. Keep the confirmation message from the app, since it shows your plan and your remaining balance.

One point to note: the official page lists the Classic Plan at Rs. 890 with no second price beside it. That is different from the Liberty and Epic plans, where the page shows a higher crossed out price next to the current price. For Classic, Rs. 890 is the figure shown, and that is the figure used in this post.

What you get with the Classic Plan

The 10 GB of data is general data, so you can use it for browsing, maps, video, email and social apps. It is not limited to one app. For a light to moderate user, 10 GB lasts a month when video watching stays modest. If you stream video every day, you will run through it faster, and the rollover helps only with the data you did not use.

The 500 all-network minutes work for calls to any network in Pakistan, not just Onic numbers. That matters because many cheap plans give you a large on-net bundle and very few minutes for other networks. Here the 500 minutes are simple: any network, up to 500 minutes in the month.

The 1,000 SMS cover normal texting for the month. Most people will not use all of them, but they are there if you still send texts for bank alerts, verifications and family messages.

Onic also lists two extras with the plan. Unused data rolls over, so data you do not finish does not simply vanish at the end of the month. The plan also includes access to AI tools powered by OpenAI and Gemini, and the site states there are no hidden charges. The site also lists in-app preferred number selection, which is useful if you want a number that is easy to remember.

Onic Classic Plan compared with Liberty and Epic

It helps to see where Classic sits in the monthly range. Our full list of Onic monthly and weekly plans is on the Onic SIM packages page, and the table below compares the three cheapest monthly plans from the same official page.

The jump from Classic to Liberty is Rs. 260. For that you get 5 GB more data and unlimited calls and SMS within a fair usage limit of 1,000 minutes and 1,000 SMS. The jump to Epic is larger, but so is the data: 30 GB and a 5,000 fair usage limit. If you already know you call for more than 500 minutes a month, Liberty is the safer pick. If your calls stay under 500 minutes and your data stays under 10 GB, Classic saves you money every month.

Who should pick this plan, and who should skip it

Pick the Classic Plan if you are a light to moderate user. That means you browse daily, use WhatsApp and social apps, watch some video, and call for less than 500 minutes a month. It also suits a second SIM that you keep for data and occasional calls, and a budget user who wants a fixed monthly cost with no surprise charges.

Skip it if you work from your phone, stream video for hours, or use your phone as a hotspot for a laptop. In that case 10 GB will not last the month, and you will end up buying extra data or switching plans mid-month. Heavy callers should also skip it, because once the 500 minutes end, extra calls cost extra money. For those users the Liberty or Epic plan is a better fit, and if a week suits you better, the weekly Maverick and Ultimate plans are compared on the Onic weekly plans page.

Honest verdict

The Onic Classic Plan is a fair, simple monthly plan. Rs. 890 for 10 GB, 500 all-network minutes and 1,000 SMS is good value for a light user, and data rollover plus a free eSIM or physical SIM make it better than many entry plans that charge for the SIM. Its weakness is also clear: 10 GB and 500 minutes are fixed limits, and there is no unlimited calling here. Buy it for what it is, a budget monthly plan, not as a heavy usage plan. Check the price in the Onic app before you pay, since Onic updates its prices on its site from time to time.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Onic Classic Plan?
It costs Rs. 890 per month, as listed on the official Onic monthly plans page.

How much data do I get?
You get 10 GB of general data for the month, and unused data rolls over.

How many minutes and SMS are included?
You get 500 all-network minutes and 1,000 SMS.

How do I subscribe?
Through the Onic app or onic.pk. There is no USSD code for this plan, since Onic is a digital network.

Do I get a free SIM?
Yes, the plan includes a free eSIM or a free physical SIM, and you can pick a preferred number in the app.

Is the Classic Plan good for heavy users?
No. Heavy data users and heavy callers should look at the Liberty or Epic plans instead, which give more data and unlimited calls within a fair usage limit.