Ufone Sab Se Bari Plus is a weekly all in one bundle for prepaid users. It gives 40 GB of data, 5,000 Ufone and PTCL minutes, 250 off-net minutes and 5,000 SMS for 7 days. You subscribe by dialling *7777#, or through the Uptcl app, a retailer, or the subscribe button on Ufone’s own offer page.
The quick answer: this is the smaller, cheaper sibling of the main Sab Se Bari Offer. The main offer gives 50 GB for Rs 630 on load, while Plus gives 40 GB for less money. If 40 GB covers your week, Plus is the better buy. If you regularly run out of data, take the main offer instead.
One more check matters. On 30 October 2026 a live check of the official Sab Se Bari Plus page returned a not found error, and a search of Ufone’s own site found no dedicated Plus page, only older generic offers. That may mean the page has moved or the offer has been taken off the site, or it may be a temporary site fault. Either way, confirm in the Uptcl app that the bundle is still offered, and at what price, before you pay. Do not rely on this post alone for availability.
A note on price, before the table. Ufone’s own Sab Se Bari Plus page lists the charge as Rs 530 on load. More recent third party guides list Rs 500 on load in one case and Rs 550 on load in another, and a comparison drawn from Ufone’s own listings in late October 2026 also used Rs 550. We are not picking one of those figures and calling it settled. The allowances below are the same in every source we checked. The price is not, so check the live price in the Uptcl app or on the *7777# menu before you pay, and use the figure shown there.
Ufone Sab Se Bari Plus: full details
The table below uses Ufone’s own offer page as the lead source. Where other sources disagree, the disagreement is stated in the notes that follow, not hidden.
| Detail | Sab Se Bari Plus Offer |
| Price | Rs 530 on load (official offer page); Rs 500 and Rs 550 also listed elsewhere, see price note |
| Data | 40 GB |
| Ufone and PTCL minutes | 5,000 minutes |
| Off-net minutes | 250 minutes |
| SMS | 5,000 SMS |
| Validity | 7 days |
| Subscribe | *7777#, Uptcl app, retailer, or official offer page |
| Free SHOQ subscription | *976# |
| Check remaining | *706# |
| Auto renewal | No, it does not renew on its own |
| After data ends | Rs 2.75 plus tax per MB, with 150 MB free till midnight after 25 MB of default-rate use |
Sab Se Bari Plus is for prepaid users on any prepaid plan. It is a weekly bundle, so all of its resources expire at 23:59 on the last day of the 7 day validity. Unused data, minutes and SMS do not carry over to the next week.
How to subscribe to Ufone Sab Se Bari Plus
1. Dial *7777#. This is the subscribe code printed on Ufone’s own offer page. Follow the menu, check that the bundle name shown is Sab Se Bari Plus, and wait for the confirmation SMS. Do not confuse *7777# with *976#. The *976# code is the free SHOQ subscription tied to this offer, not the bundle subscription code. Some third party guides list *976# as the activation code, and that is wrong for the bundle itself.
2. Use the Uptcl app. Open the app, find Sab Se Bari Plus in the offers list, and subscribe from there. The app shows the live price, which settles the price question in the note above. This is the method we recommend if the price matters to you, which it should.
3. Use a retailer or the official page. A retailer can activate the bundle for you, or you can enter your number on Ufone’s offer page and follow the subscribe flow. In both cases, wait for the confirmation SMS and reply as asked before you assume the bundle is live.
To check what is left, dial *706#, the standard Ufone remaining bundle check.
Price note, in full
It is worth spelling out the price disagreement, because it is the one fact in this post that is not settled. Ufone’s offer page, in the copy we could read, says Rs 530 on load. A guide crawled within the last day says Rs 500 on load, with the same 40 GB, 5,000 on-net minutes, 250 off-net minutes and 5,000 SMS. Another guide says Rs 550 on load, with 300 off-net minutes instead of 250. Older guides go back to Rs 375 on load, and a very old Ufone video promoted the offer at Rs 399 on load. Those older figures are clearly stale and are not used anywhere else in this post.
The honest reading is that the bundle has not changed, but its listed price has moved over time, and different guides are snapshots from different dates. The current price is whatever the Uptcl app or the *7777# menu shows today. The data, minutes, SMS and validity are the same in all three recent sources. Only the off-net figure differs: most sources say 250 minutes, one says 300. We use 250 because it matches Ufone’s own offer page.
Sab Se Bari Plus vs Sab Se Bari Offer
The two names cause real confusion, because guides shorten both to “Sab Se Bari” and mix their figures. Keep them apart with this comparison.
The main Sab Se Bari Offer, covered on the Ufone Sab Se Bari offer page, gives 50 GB of data, 5,000 Ufone and PTCL minutes, 500 off-net minutes and 5,000 SMS for 7 days at Rs 630 on load, also via *7777#. Sab Se Bari Plus gives 40 GB, the same 5,000 on-net minutes and 5,000 SMS, but only 250 off-net minutes, for less money. The shared *7777# code is why the two get mixed up: the same dial code serves both, and the menu or app shows which bundle you are picking.
Which one should you buy? If you call other networks a lot, the main offer’s extra 250 off-net minutes may be worth the price gap on their own. If most of your calls stay on Ufone and PTCL, Plus gives you the same on-net allowance and the same SMS for less, and the only real loss is 10 GB of data. For a normal week of browsing, social media and video, 40 GB is enough for most users, at about 5.7 GB a day.
For a wider weekly comparison, the Ufone weekly internet packages page lists the weekly data bundles side by side, and the Ufone weekly power max page covers a heavier weekly hybrid. Sab Se Bari Plus sits in the middle of the weekly range, with a full calling and SMS allowance that data only bundles do not have.
Terms you should know
The bundle does not renew on its own. Calls are limited to 59 minutes and 59 seconds per call, and short codes and UAN numbers are not included. Only SIMs registered through biometric verification can use the offer, under PTA rules.
After the 40 GB ends, data is charged at Rs 2.75 plus tax per MB at a 512 KB pulse. Every 25 MB used at the default rate gives 150 MB free till midnight, but that does not make the default rate cheap, so buy a fresh bundle instead.
The free SHOQ subscription is a separate entertainment add on, activated with *976#. It is not part of the data or minutes, and the bundle works without it.
Honest verdict
Sab Se Bari Plus is a solid weekly all rounder for prepaid users who want data, calls and SMS in one bundle without paying for the top weekly tier. Its strength is balance: 40 GB is a real weekly allowance, 5,000 on-net minutes is hard to finish, and 5,000 SMS is generous. Its weakness is the off-net allowance, at 250 minutes, which will run out first for users who call other networks often.
Our verdict: buy it if 40 GB covers your week and most of your calls stay on Ufone and PTCL, and check the live price in the app first, because recent guides list Rs 500 to Rs 550. Buy it on the price the app shows you today, with the bundle name confirmed on screen.
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of Ufone Sab Se Bari Plus? Ufone’s offer page lists Rs 530 on load, while recent guides list Rs 500 and Rs 550. Check the live price in the Uptcl app or on the *7777# menu before you pay.
What is the code for Sab Se Bari Plus? Dial *7777# to subscribe. *976# is only the free SHOQ subscription tied to the offer, not the bundle code.
What does Sab Se Bari Plus give? 40 GB of data, 5,000 Ufone and PTCL minutes, 250 off-net minutes and 5,000 SMS for 7 days.
Does it renew automatically? No. It ends after 7 days and you must subscribe again.
How do I check my remaining data and minutes? Dial *706#.
Sources: official Ufone Sab Se Bari Plus page; Ufone all in one listings; UrduPoint and Apna4G guides (price conflicts flagged above). Confirm the live price in the Uptcl app before you subscribe.



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