Zong SMS Packages 2026: Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Postpaid

Zong lists only a handful of SMS-focused bundles in 2026, and the biggest SMS allowances now sit inside hybrid bundles that also carry minutes and data. This guide covers every current Zong SMS package with prices and codes, checked against zong.com.pk, plus the hybrids worth buying if you text a lot.

Prices are tax-inclusive unless marked +Tax. Bundles with no code are subscribed through the My Zong App or *6464#, and where Zong’s own page hides the details, we say so rather than filling the gap with guesses.

For a straight daily, weekly, or monthly view, the focused Zong daily SMS, weekly SMS, and monthly SMS guides are easier to scan.

Quick answer

If you just want texts: the Monthly SMS + WhatsApp Bundle (*705#, then reply 4) is the one to buy, with 500 SMS every day for 30 days at Rs. 150. On a tight daily budget, the Daily SMS Offer gives 500 SMS plus a little WhatsApp data for Rs. 34.50 through the app. And if you also call and browse, stop buying SMS separately: Weekly Pro (*7940#) and the Monthly Super Card (*5501#) include 5000 SMS or fair-use unlimited SMS inside bundles you would want anyway.

SMS-focused bundles

For Daily ZONG BOLO SMS, the official page keeps the details behind a “Read More” section that did not render, so confirm the specs in the My Zong App. To unsubscribe the monthly SMS + WhatsApp bundle, SMS “unsub” to 700.

Daily ZONG BOLO SMS: what we know

This is the cheapest SMS entry on Zong’s site at Rs. 3.00 +Tax for one day, and also the least documented: the official page hides its allowance behind a “Read More” section that did not load when we checked, and the same is true for its subscription method. Treat it as an app-first offer: open the My Zong App, look in the SMS bundles, and the allowance and activation button will be shown there before you pay anything. If the app does not list it either, the Daily SMS Offer above is the cheapest SMS pack whose full details Zong publishes openly.

Monthly SMS + WhatsApp Bundle in detail

This is Zong’s serious texter bundle. Rs. 150 buys 500 SMS every day for 30 days, which is up to 15,000 texts across the month, plus 30 MB of WhatsApp data daily. The daily reset is the part to understand: unused SMS do not roll into the next day, so the bundle rewards steady texters rather than people who send everything on one weekend.

How to subscribe: dial *705# and reply with 4 when the menu appears, and keep at least Rs. 150 balance loaded first. How to check: dial *102# and follow the menu, or open the My Zong App to see the day’s remaining SMS. How to unsubscribe: SMS “unsub” to 700. Because the allowance refreshes daily, checking in the morning tells you exactly what you have for the day ahead.

The app-only daily and weekly SMS packs in detail

Two of the four SMS-only bundles have no dial code at all, which is why many users never find them. The Daily SMS Offer (Rs. 34.50) gives 500 SMS and 30 MB of WhatsApp data for one day, and the Weekly SMS + WhatsApp Bundle (Rs. 60) gives 1300 SMS and 200 MB of WhatsApp data for seven days. To buy either, open the My Zong App, go to the bundles section, choose the SMS category and confirm with your balance. Both make the most sense as top-ups: the daily pack for a single heavy texting day, the weekly pack when you know a busy week is coming and do not want the monthly bundle’s daily reset dictating your pace.

Big SMS allowances inside hybrid bundles

The honest reading of this table: SMS has become the free extra networks use to sweeten bundles bought for minutes and data. If you were about to buy Weekly Pro for its 40 GB anyway, its 5000 SMS cost you nothing extra, and there is no reason to stack a separate SMS bundle on top. Our Zong internet packages guide scores that same Weekly Pro shelf purely on data, which is the right lens if your 40 GB runs out before your 5000 SMS do.

Weekly Pro for texters

Weekly Pro (*7940#, Rs. 670) pairs 5000 SMS with 40 GB of data, 5000 Zong minutes and 250 off-net minutes for 7 days. Zong’s official page confirms the full method set: subscribe on *7940# or by sending “Sub SWG” to 6464, check on *102# or in the My Zong App, and unsubscribe by dialing *7940# again or sending “Unsub SWG” to 6464. It does not auto-renew and is prepaid only.

Monthly Super Card for texters

The Super Card’s SMS allowance is listed as unlimited, with the fair usage cap of 5000 that Zong applies to the whole bundle, alongside unlimited-style Zong minutes, 300 off-net minutes and 10 GB for Rs. 1,700. Subscribe on *5501# or by sending “Monthly500” to 6464, and unsubscribe by sending “Unsub monthly500” to 6464. Our separate Zong Super Card guide covers the full terms, and our best monthly internet packages in Pakistan comparison places the Super Card against the Jazz, Telenor and Ufone flagships for readers choosing a network rather than a bundle.

SMS bundle or WhatsApp bundle: which should you buy?

These two product lines solve different problems. An SMS bundle reaches every phone, including the basic feature phones that many parents, drivers and shop staff still carry, and it works with zero data coverage beyond a 2G signal. A WhatsApp bundle gives you messaging, voice notes, calls and media, but only inside WhatsApp, and only for people who have the app. Households split across both worlds often end up with the hybrid answer: the Monthly SMS + WhatsApp Bundle on this page, or a Weekly Pro whose 5000 SMS ride along with 40 GB that WhatsApp can burn through. We compare the dedicated options on our Zong WhatsApp packages page.

How many SMS do you actually send?

Count for a moment before you pay. Pakistan, like everywhere else, has moved everyday conversation to WhatsApp, so for most people SMS is now the channel for bank alerts, delivery riders, school and office notices, and the relatives who still text. If that is you, a 500 SMS daily allowance is mostly headroom you will never touch, and the Rs. 150 monthly bundle is really bought for peace of mind.

The bundles earn their money for specific people: small businesses and shopkeepers who text customers and suppliers all day, field staff coordinating over plain SMS where data coverage is patchy, and anyone running a phone for an older family member who texts instead of using apps. Those same shops and field teams usually burn more on calls than on texts, and our Zong call packages guide scores the hybrids for talk time. Fifty texts a day empties a standalone 500 SMS daily pack in ten days, which is exactly why the monthly daily-refresh bundle exists. And remember that receiving SMS never needs a bundle: bank OTPs and verification codes arrive free, bundle or no bundle.

One more situation worth planning for: when a bundle runs out mid-conversation, your messages do not stop, they just start billing at your tariff’s standard per-SMS rate, which quietly eats balance. One SMS reality worth planning around: delivery riders, banks and relatives reach you from numbers you may not recognise, and an unknown sender’s network is easy to identify from its opening digits through our network code series list. Check *102# before a long texting session, and if you regularly run dry two or three days before expiry, that is the market telling you to move up one bundle size rather than buy the same one twice.

About Zong and the shrinking SMS shelf

Zong is CMPak, China Mobile’s Pakistani network, rebranded from Paktel in April 2008. It grew into the country’s second largest operator by launching Pakistan’s first 4G service in September 2014 and building over 15,000 4G sites, and its catalogue strategy has always been to compete on bundle size. SMS tells that story in miniature: a decade ago every network sold a shelf of SMS packs, while today Zong keeps a small SMS-only range and pours the big allowances into hybrid bundles. The Daily ZONG BOLO page, with its details tucked behind a section that does not even render properly, shows where SMS sits in the priority list now.

Ways to subscribe and check

Dial *705# and reply 4 for the monthly SMS bundle, use the My Zong App for the app-only daily and weekly SMS packs, or dial *6464# to browse Zong’s bundle shop. Whatever you buy, *102# is the universal status check for remaining SMS, minutes and data, and the My Zong App shows the same information with expiry times. If a bundle’s method is not listed on its official page, trust the app over any third-party blog, including the app-only packs above where Zong publishes no USSD code at all.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest Zong SMS bundle?

Daily ZONG BOLO SMS at Rs. 3.00 +Tax is the cheapest listed, but its full specs are not readable on the official page. The Daily SMS Offer at Rs. 34.50 is the cheapest fully confirmed one.

How do I check remaining SMS?

Dial *102# and follow the menu, or check the My Zong App.

Do unused SMS carry over?

No. SMS expire when the bundle validity ends.

How do I unsubscribe the monthly SMS + WhatsApp bundle?

SMS “unsub” to 700 from the number that has the bundle active.

Do I need an SMS bundle to receive bank OTPs?

No. Receiving SMS is free and does not depend on any bundle. Bundles only change what you pay for messages you send.

Are these SMS bundles for prepaid or postpaid users?

The bundles on this page are prepaid offers. Zong’s published FAQs for its hybrid bundles state that postpaid and MBB or internet-SIM users cannot subscribe.

Figures on this page were checked against Zong’s official bundle pages, including Monthly Super Card, Weekly Pro and Monthly Pro on zong.com.pk.