The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has updated the Consumer Awareness section on its official website to help people get easier access to telecom package prices and tariff information.
PTA telecom package prices
PTA has added a simpler and more detailed section that shows the price trends of the top 15 hybrid and data only bundles. This is also based on the number of subscribers.
The information covers packages offered by Jazz, Ufone, Telenor and Zong. The website also includes the latest tariff sheets with current package prices.
Consumers can now check quarterly package prices, yearly price increases, package validity and the benefits that are included in each bundle.
How much more will mobile packages cost?
According to the updated tariff sheets, monthly hybrid call and internet packages have gone up by as much as Rs500. Prices of 15 day hybrid bundles have also increased by up to Rs300.
Weekly hybrid packages now cost up to Rs130 more than before. Three day bundles have become up to Rs21 more expensive. Two day packages have increased by up to Rs20, and one day hybrid bundles now cost up to Rs5 more.
| Package type | Maximum price increase |
|---|---|
| Monthly hybrid call and data packages | Up to Rs500 |
| 15-day hybrid bundles | Up to Rs300 |
| Weekly hybrid packages | Up to Rs130 |
| 3-day hybrid bundles | Up to Rs21 |
| 2-day hybrid packages | Up to Rs20 |
| 1-day hybrid packages | Up to Rs5 |
The authority has also made the Consumer Awareness section on its website easier to use. It now shows the latest price trends for the top 15 hybrid and data-only bundles offered by Jazz, Ufone, Telenor and Zong. Updated tariff sheets with current package prices are also available.
PTA has advised consumers to visit the Consumer Awareness section on its official website and the websites of mobile operators. This will help the users to stay updated on the latest package prices and tariff changes.
The authority said it will continue working to protect consumers and improve transparency in Pakistan’s telecom sector.
The new update is part of PTA‘s efforts to improve consumer awareness and make telecom pricing more transparent.
