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Onic Weekly Plans 2026: Maverick 40GB vs Ultimate 80GB Compared

Onic has two weekly plans: Maverick at Rs. 500 (40 GB, 500 all-network minutes, 5,000 SMS) and Ultimate at Rs. 550 (80 GB, 1,000 all-network minutes, 5,000 SMS). Both run for 7 days, both are bought inside the app (no USSD codes), and both include data rollover into your next bundle.

Our main guide covers the monthly options in detail. This page goes deeper on the weekly pair, because for people testing the network before committing to a monthly bundle, these two are the front door. The monthly ladder itself is compared on the SIM packages page.

Onic Weekly Plans 2026: Maverick vs Ultimate details

Quick answer: The extra Rs. 50 for Ultimate (Rs. 550, 80 GB) is worth it for almost everyone: double the data and double the minutes of Maverick. Pick Maverick (Rs. 500, 40 GB) only if you are sure you will stay under 40 GB in a week. Both are subscribed from the app.

Onic weekly plans side by side

Item Maverick Ultimate
Price Rs. 500 Rs. 550
Data 40 GB 80 GB
Minutes 500 (all networks) 1,000 (all networks)
SMS 5,000 5,000
Validity 7 days 7 days
Data rollover Yes, rolls over Yes, rolls over
Subscribe App App
USSD code None (app only) None (app only)

How subscribing works

There is no code to dial. Open the app, go to bundles, choose Maverick or Ultimate and pay from your balance or card. The app shows your remaining GB, minutes and expiry on the home screen, and unused data rolls over when you buy your next bundle instead of vanishing at expiry. That rollover is a real difference from the 7-day bundles on the older networks, where leftover data usually dies at midnight on day seven.

Who each one suits

Maverick (40 GB): about 5.7 GB a day. Enough for heavy social use, maps, music and an hour or two of video daily. Fine for a trial week or lighter users.

Ultimate (80 GB): about 11 GB a day. This covers hotspot use, long video sessions and big downloads without rationing. At Rs. 550 it is also cheaper per GB than Maverick, so it is the rational pick for anyone who has ever run out of data before.

For context, a month of Ultimate renewals costs about Rs. 2,200, while the monthly options start lower for similar or larger allowances with unlimited-style calling. If the 7-day trial convinces you, the monthly options compared in our SIM packages guide (Epic at 30 GB up to Xclusive at 250 GB) will usually work out cheaper.

Terms

  • App-only network: subscription, balance and usage all live in the app. There are no USSD codes.
  • Data rollover applies when you move to your next bundle; check the app for the exact rollover window.
  • Prices are from the official page. Prices change over time, so confirm the figure in the app before paying.
  • Fair usage style caps apply to “unlimited” style allowances across all bundles; the pair above lists fixed allowances instead.

Using the pair as a trial

The smart way to use them is as a measured trial. Run one week on Ultimate, watch the app’s usage graph, and note two numbers on day seven: GB used and minutes used. If you finished under 40 GB, Maverick covers you next time at Rs. 50 less. If you crossed 80 GB or leaned on the hotspot daily, skip this tier entirely and go straight to a monthly bundle, where the same money buys a bigger allowance with rollover. Your history stays in the app, so the decision takes a minute rather than guesswork. Students and new users especially should do this before locking into a 30-day bundle.

What happens when the week ends

When the 7 days expire, it stops rather than quietly charging you at full rates for a renewal you did not ask for. Unused data rolls into your next bundle when you resubscribe, and the app shows the rolled-over balance after you buy the new one. Minutes and SMS do not roll over, so heavy talkers should watch those counters near day seven. If you decide not to continue, calls and data simply fall back to standard behaviour until you pick another bundle.

Verdict

Ultimate is the easiest recommendation in the catalogue: Rs. 50 more than Maverick for twice the data and minutes. Maverick exists for careful light users and for a cheap first week on the network. Either way, treat it as a trial and move to a monthly bundle once you know your usage.

FAQ

What are the weekly prices?

Maverick costs Rs. 500 for 40 GB, 500 all-network minutes and 5,000 SMS. Ultimate costs Rs. 550 for 80 GB, 1,000 minutes and 5,000 SMS. Both last 7 days.

Is there a weekly package code?

No. It is an app-only network with no USSD subscription codes. Buy inside the app.

Does unused data roll over?

Yes. Unused data rolls into your next bundle, which the app shows after you resubscribe.

Weekly or monthly: which is cheaper?

For ongoing use, monthly. Four weeks of Ultimate cost about Rs. 2,200, while monthly options give bigger allowances and calling at lower effective prices. They suit trials and short bursts.

Can I check my balance without the app?

The network is built around its app, so balance and usage are checked there rather than by code.

Source: the official page, checked October 2026. Prices are revised from time to time; confirm in the app before subscribing.

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