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Jazz Records Highest Entry Cost in PTA Postpaid Tariff Comparison Report

  • October 6, 2026
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Jazz has the highest entry-level cost among Pakistan’s four major cellular operators, according to the latest postpaid tariff comparison published by Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). The regulator updated its tariff comparison on September 30, 2026, highlighting significant differences between basic and premium postpaid packages offered by Jazz, Telenor, Zong and Ufone. The comparison shows that consumers can face substantial price differences depending on the level of data, voice minutes and other services included in their selected package.

Jazz’s entry-level postpaid package is priced at Rs1,600 and provides 15 GB of data, while its premium Red Z or Elite package costs Rs3,500 and offers up to 200 GB of data. Telenor has the lowest entry-level price at Rs600 through its Freedom 500 package, while its premium SMART 3000 package reaches Rs4,741. Zong’s Bronze package starts at Rs800 with 10 GB of data, while its Titanium package costs Rs4,000 and includes 400 GB of data, 5,000 on-net minutes and 5,000 SMS. Ufone’s Prime package starts at Rs1,000, while Prime Mega costs Rs2,400 and offers 200 GB, 10,000 on-net minutes and 2,000 off-net minutes.

The comparison also highlights the wide gap between operators’ basic and premium offerings. Telenor has the largest difference between its entry-level and premium packages, with its top package costing nearly eight times more than its basic option. Zong’s premium package is five times the price of its entry-level offering, while Ufone’s premium tier costs 2.4 times more. Jazz’s premium package costs more than twice its entry-level plan. These differences indicate that consumers looking for substantially larger data allowances and voice bundles may need to pay considerably more depending on their operator.

PTA’s comparison also draws attention to charges that can apply when subscribers use services beyond their bundled allowances. Jazz charges Rs2 per minute for on-net calls outside the package, compared with Rs1.90 for Ufone, Rs1.40 for Telenor and Rs1.25 for Zong. In addition to operator charges, mobile users are subject to government taxes, including 15 percent withholding tax on account recharges and 19.5 percent sales tax on usage. PTA has encouraged consumers to regularly check operators’ websites, applications and customer service channels because package prices, incentives and conditions can change. The regulator has also been publishing tariff information to improve transparency and allow consumers to compare available packages before making a selection.

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