Onic’s Liberty plan is the cheapest way into the monthly lineup. For Rs. 1,350 a month (Rs. 1,150 for the first month), you get 15 GB of data, 1,000 all-network minutes and 1,000 SMS, managed entirely inside the app. The 6-month and 12-month upfront versions cut the monthly cost to Rs. 1,013 and Rs. 675.
If you are thinking about switching networks and do not need the 30 GB or more that the bigger options pack, this is the sensible starting point. Below is everything it includes, the current pricing, and how to subscribe. You can also compare it against every other offer in the full SIM packages hub.
Quick answer: Onic Liberty plan at a glance
This is the entry-level monthly package, aimed at light and medium users who do not need the 30 GB or more of the bigger tiers. Each month you get 15 GB of high-speed data, 1,000 minutes and 1,000 SMS to any network, and it renews through the app every 30 days. There is no dial code to subscribe because Onic is app-only. Unused data rolls over on renewal, and you get a free eSIM or physical SIM with in-app number selection.
Price and options (October 2026)
Three billing terms are on offer. The current official figures are below. Note that pricing was revised from 25 March 2026, so treat these as the current official figures and always confirm the final price in the app before you pay.
| Billing term | You pay | Effective monthly price | What you get each month |
| 1 month (pay monthly) | Rs. 1,350 (Rs. 1,150 first month) | Rs. 1,350 after month one | 15 GB, 1,000 all-net mins, 1,000 SMS |
| 6 months (pay upfront) | Rs. 6,075 | Rs. 1,013 | 15 GB, 1,000 all-net mins, 1,000 SMS |
| 12 months (pay upfront) | Rs. 8,100 | Rs. 675 | 15 GB, 1,000 all-net mins, 1,000 SMS |
The first-month discount (25% off, bringing it to Rs. 1,150) applies to the monthly version only. The 6-month version carries 25% off the standard rate, and the 12-month version halves the effective monthly cost, which is why the annual page advertises it with a 50% off tag.
What it includes
Every billing term delivers the same monthly bundle. The only thing that changes is how far in advance you pay:
- 15 GB high-speed 4G data each month, usable in any 3G/4G coverage area.
- 1,000 minutes to any network (listed as unlimited all-net minutes with a 1,000-minute fair usage cap).
- 1,000 SMS to any network (same FUP basis).
- Data rollover on the monthly version: unused data carries forward on renewal, so light weeks are not wasted.
- Free eSIM or physical SIM with free home delivery, plus in-app preferred number selection and in-app number port-in if you are bringing an existing number.
- OnicAI access, powered by OpenAI and Gemini, included.
- No hidden charges as stated on the official page.
One honest caveat: if you stream video daily on mobile data, compare this with Epic’s 30 GB tier first. For a like-for-like comparison with other carriers, see how it stacks up against the best monthly mobile data packages in Pakistan.
How to subscribe
This operator does not use USSD codes, so there is no *123# style code here. Subscription happens through the app or the order flow on onic.pk. For a new connection:
- Download the app or open onic.pk and start the order.
- Choose this tier and pick your billing term: 1 month, 6 months or 12 months.
- Select your number. The 0339 series is the brand’s range, and the app lets you pick a preferred number during the flow. If you want to keep your existing number, start the in-app port-in instead.
- Choose eSIM or physical SIM, complete payment, and finish biometric verification, which is required before activation.
If you are already a user on a different tier, you can switch inside the app before your next renewal cycle. The app shows the exact price at the moment of purchase, which matters because prices are adjusted periodically; the official site currently flags that pricing across its plan families was revised from 25 March 2026.
How to check your remaining data and minutes
Because there is no shortcode here, usage is checked in the app: open it and your remaining data, minutes and SMS show on the home screen along with the renewal date and your rollover balance. If the app fails to load, wait and retry rather than re-subscribing manually; renewal is subscription-based, not code-based.
Monthly vs annual versions: which should you pick
The monthly version is the right choice if you are trying the network for the first time: you pay more per month but are not locked in. The 6-month version saves roughly Rs. 337 a month, a little over Rs. 2,000 across the term. The 12-month version at Rs. 8,100 upfront works out to Rs. 675 a month, almost exactly half the standard monthly rate, and is the best value if you are confident you will stay with Onic for the year.
The risk with the annual versions is the same as any upfront payment: if your usage grows past 15 GB, you cannot easily upsize mid-term. Buy the 12-month version only after testing the monthly option for a cycle or two and confirming coverage where you live.
Terms and limitations
- Calls and SMS are advertised as unlimited to any network but carry a 1,000 fair-usage cap per month.
- Pricing can change; the official site carries a note that pricing across its families was revised from 25 March 2026. The in-app price at checkout is the final figure.
- Internet speed depends on coverage, device and network load, like any mobile network.
- Standard charges may apply after expiry or once the bundle is exhausted.
- One caution from price listings: some older third-party pages still show this tier at Rs. 950 a month and annual upfronts of Rs. 7,500 (12-month) or Rs. 5,625 (6-month). Those figures are outdated; the current official rates are Rs. 1,350/1,150 monthly, Rs. 6,075 for 6 months and Rs. 8,100 for 12 months. A few official page variants also show a stray “Rs. 5,175 billed upfront” next to the monthly price, which looks like a page-template error, so trust the app figure at checkout.
Honest verdict
This is the most affordable monthly option, and at an effective Rs. 675 a month on the annual term it is one of the cheapest 15 GB bundles from any Pakistani network. The 1,000 all-net minutes are genuinely useful for a budget plan, and data rollover removes the worst of the waste. The downsides are structural: no USSD fallback, prices move more often than traditional networks, and the annual discount is only worth it if you are sure about staying. If 15 GB covers your usage, the 12-month term is the value pick; if you are unsure, take one monthly cycle at the discounted Rs. 1,150 and decide after.
Frequently asked questions
What is the 2026 price?
Rs. 1,350 a month, with the first month discounted to Rs. 1,150. Paying 6 months upfront costs Rs. 6,075 (Rs. 1,013 a month) and 12 months upfront costs Rs. 8,100 (Rs. 675 a month), per the official site. These figures were verified in October 2026.
How much data does it give?
15 GB of high-speed 4G data per month, plus 1,000 all-network minutes and 1,000 SMS.
What is the subscribe code?
There is no code. Subscription is app-only, so you subscribe through the app or the order flow on onic.pk.
Does data roll over?
Yes, unused data rolls over on the monthly version on renewal.
Is it good for students or light users?
It suits users who rely partly on Wi-Fi and need 15 GB or less of mobile data plus a moderate amount of talk time. Heavy streamers should look at Epic or a higher tier.
Can I keep my old number?
Yes. In-app number port-in is supported, so you can bring your Jazz, Zong, Telenor or Ufone number across. New Onic numbers come from the 0339 series, which you can look up in the network code series guide.



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