If your monthly internet budget is Rs. 1,000, the honest answer is that no regular-SIM monthly all-in-one bundle fits — but seven verified 30-day options do, from Ufone’s Rs. 900 open-data bundle to Zong’s Rs. 940 data-SIM plan. This guide compares every monthly internet package under Rs. 1,000, with prices, codes and the catches.
Quick Answer — Monthly Internet Packages Under Rs. 1,000
| Package | Data | Price | Validity | Activation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jazz Monthly YouTube & Social | 10 GB (YouTube, Facebook, WhatsApp) + 300 Jazz mins/SMS + 50 off-net mins | Rs. 608 (incl. tax) | 30 days | *620# |
| Ufone Super Internet Plus | 18 GB (incl. 9 GB 1am–9am) | Rs. 900 (Load) | 30 days | *290# |
| Ufone Monthly PUBG | 10 GB (1 GB general + 9 GB PUBG) | Rs. 150 (Load) | 30 days | *8080# |
| Ufone Monthly FreeFire | 10 GB (1 GB general + 9 GB FreeFire) | Rs. 100 (Load) | 30 days | *8080# |
| Zong Internet SIM 5GB Monthly | 5 GB | Rs. 400 (incl. taxes) | 30 days | *6666# (data SIM only) |
| Zong Internet SIM 20GB Monthly | 20 GB (incl. 10 GB 1am–9am) | Rs. 575 (incl. taxes) | 30 days | *6666# (data SIM only) |
| Zong Internet SIM 40GB Monthly | 40 GB (incl. 20 GB 1am–9am) | Rs. 940 (incl. taxes) | 30 days | *6666# (data SIM only) |
Last verified: October 2026. Jazz figures: jazz.com.pk. Ufone figures: ufone.com internet-offers page. Zong figures: zong.com.pk internet-SIM page. Prices include tax where stated; Ufone prices are shown as Load amounts.
Best Overall: Ufone Super Internet Plus (Rs. 900)
If you want a regular phone SIM and data you can use anywhere, Super Internet Plus is the only open-data monthly bundle under Rs. 1,000 in this verified set: 18 GB for 30 days at Rs. 900 (Load), activated with *290#. The catch is the split — 9 GB of the 18 GB works only between 1am and 9am — so heavy daytime users effectively get 9 GB. Still, at Rs. 50 per GB it is the cheapest open-data monthly option for a normal SIM. Full Ufone details are on our Ufone internet packages page.
Best Value Per GB: Zong Internet SIM 40GB (Rs. 940)
Zong’s 40GB Internet SIM bundle gives 40 GB for Rs. 940 — about Rs. 23.50 per GB, the best rate in this guide — but it only works on a Zong Internet SIM in a router, tablet, MiFi or similar device, not as a bundle on your regular phone SIM. Half the data (20 GB) is night data, usable 1am–9am. The smaller data-SIM options are the 20GB bundle at Rs. 575 and the 5GB bundle at Rs. 400, all valid 30 days and subscribed with *6666# from the Internet SIM. See the Zong internet packages page for Zong’s regular-SIM bundles.
Best for Social Apps: Jazz Monthly YouTube & Social (Rs. 608)
Jazz’s Monthly YouTube & Social Offer is the cheapest Jazz monthly option under Rs. 1,000: 10 GB for YouTube, Facebook and WhatsApp, plus 300 Jazz minutes and SMS and 50 other-network minutes, for Rs. 608 including tax over 30 days, activated with *620#. The data works only on those social apps — browsing, maps and email are not covered — so it suits users whose phone time is mostly social and video. Jazz’s full weekly line-up is on our Jazz internet packages page.
Cheapest Monthly Data: Ufone Monthly FreeFire (Rs. 100) and PUBG (Rs. 150)
Ufone’s cheapest 30-day bundles are game-focused: Monthly FreeFire gives 10 GB for Rs. 100 (Load) and Monthly PUBG gives 10 GB for Rs. 150 (Load), both dialled with *8080#. In each case only 1 GB is general data and the remaining 9 GB works on the named game only, so these are only worth it if you actually play the game. Ufone also lists monthly WhatsApp (Rs. 280 Load) and Snapchat (Rs. 90 Load) offers — check the current data allowance for those in the Uptcl app before subscribing, as the offers page does not state it.
What Does NOT Fit Under Rs. 1,000
No verified monthly all-in-one bundle — data plus generous call minutes and SMS for a regular SIM — costs under Rs. 1,000. Ufone’s monthly Super Card Max, for example, is Rs. 1,900 for 20 GB with 5,500 on-net minutes and 5,500 SMS over 30 days. Telenor’s cheapest verified longer-validity bundle, the 15 Days Max, is Rs. 869 for 30 GB — but it lasts 15 days, not a month, so two renewals cost Rs. 1,738. If you need a full monthly all-in-one bundle, budget above Rs. 1,000 or use a weekly bundle and renew it: Jazz’s Weekly Super Plus is Rs. 521 per week and Ufone’s Weekly Power Pro is listed on the Ufone pillar at Rs. 520 per week. Telenor’s current monthly line-up is on the Telenor internet packages page, and every operator’s offers start from the Pakistan mobile packages hub. Related reading: our Jazz vs Zong weekly comparison and how to unsubscribe any package.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best monthly internet package under Rs. 1,000 in Pakistan?
For a regular phone SIM, Ufone Super Internet Plus: 18 GB for Rs. 900 (Load) over 30 days, dial *290#. If you have a Zong data SIM for a router or tablet, the Zong Internet SIM 40GB bundle at Rs. 940 gives far more data per rupee.
Does Jazz have a monthly internet bundle under Rs. 1,000?
Only a social-restricted one: the Monthly YouTube & Social Offer gives 10 GB for YouTube, Facebook and WhatsApp, plus 300 Jazz minutes and SMS and 50 other-network minutes, for Rs. 608 including tax over 30 days. Jazz has no verified open-data monthly bundle under Rs. 1,000.
Can I use a Zong Internet SIM bundle on my regular phone SIM?
No. Zong Internet SIM bundles are for Internet SIMs used in routers, tablets, MiFi devices and similar hardware, subscribed with *6666# from the Internet SIM. Regular Zong SIM users should use the bundles in the *6464# menu or the My Zong app.
Are these prices inclusive of tax?
Jazz’s Rs. 608 and Zong’s data-SIM prices are shown inclusive of tax. Ufone lists its prices as Load amounts, so load the stated amount before subscribing. Operators change offers without notice, so always confirm the price and code in the operator’s app before you pay.
