Jazz Monthly Bachat Offer: Price, *614# Code & Full Details (2026)

The Jazz Monthly Bachat Offer costs Rs. 478 (tax included) and runs for 30 days. You get 300 Jazz minutes, 50 other-network minutes, 1,000 SMS and 6 GB of data that works only on WhatsApp, IMO and Tamasha. Dial *614# to subscribe. Jazz seems to show it only to selected customers, so the code may not work on every SIM.

This is one package with three names. Jazz and the trackers use them loosely.

• Mahana Bachat Offer
• Monthly Bachat Offer
• Monthly Super Care Offer

All three point to the same *614# code and the same benefits. If you search for any of these names, you will land on the same offer.

300 Jazz minutes. These work for calls to Jazz and Warid numbers only. Use them for Jazz numbers and keep the other minutes for people on other networks.

50 other-network minutes. Enough for a few short calls to Zong, Telenor or Ufone. They go quickly, so don’t spend them on Jazz numbers.

1,000 SMS. Valid for all networks.

6 GB of data. This is the part people get wrong. The data is meant for WhatsApp, IMO and Tamasha. Anything else, such as YouTube, Instagram or Chrome, is not covered.

If you’ve seen Rs. 391, 434, 450 or 500, those are old prices or rounded numbers. Jazz has raised package prices more than once this year.

One tracker even shows Rs. 434 on the Bachat page and Rs. 478 in its own price table. Go with Rs. 478, and check the price on your screen after you dial.

Keep Rs. 478 in your account at the very least. Don’t dial with exactly that amount and hope for the best.

One site says to load Rs. 550. Our reading, and it is only a guess, is that recharges lose a share to tax, so Rs. 550 leaves you with roughly Rs. 478. That fits the loss other sites report on a Rs. 100 load. If you want to be safe, recharge Rs. 550 and check your balance with *111# before you subscribe.

1. Check your balance. Make sure you have at least Rs. 478 after tax.
2. Dial *614#.
3. Follow the screen and confirm.
4. Wait for the confirmation SMS.
5. Check with *614*2#.

You can also look for it in the SIMOSA app under offers. Several users say the app worked when the code didn’t.

Two sites say Jazz offers Bachat only to selected or targeted customers, and not in every area. Jazz hasn’t told us this directly, but users on the ProPakistani page describe it clearly.

Here is what they report:

• “The offer can’t be activated right now, try again later.”
• The code was dialed for days and nothing happened.
• One user says calling the helpline got it activated.

None of this is proof, but the pattern is the same. If your SIM isn’t eligible, retrying will not help.

What to try:

1. Wait a few hours and dial again.
2. Open SIMOSA and search for “Bachat”.
3. Call 111 and ask them to check the offer on your number.
4. If it still fails, pick one of the alternatives further down.

No, according to one tracker that copies Jazz’s usual wording: the package is non-recurring and does not auto-subscribe. When the 30 days end, whatever is left is gone. You have to subscribe again.

Mark the end date on your phone. A lapsed package means you’re back on the standard rates.

Jazz’s standard terms say a package must be used up before the rate changes. Trackers that copy the terms report an overage rate of Rs. 2.25 per MB for Jazz bundles, and Rs. 5 per MB when no bundle is active.

An older version of the terms said Rs. 2 per MB, which is why one user asked about it on ProPakistani. Both numbers are reported by third parties, so check yours.

Jazz also says its system holds back a share of your data each time you open an app or a website. If you open several apps together, it can hold your whole allowance and start charging at the base rate. With 6 GB that is less likely, but keep to one app at a time during heavy use.

It’s good value if you actually use the calls and SMS. It is poor value if you only want data.

Take the standard rate card on the Jazz Easy plan: Rs. 3.50 a minute and Rs. 2.50 an SMS. At those rates, 350 minutes and 1,000 SMS would cost about Rs. 3,700 on their own. That’s the real saving here. The 6 GB is a bonus, not the reason to buy.

The rate card may be different on your SIM, so treat this as a rough comparison.

Good fit:

• You use WhatsApp, IMO or Tamasha all day and call a few people on Jazz.
• You send a lot of SMS.
• You want one small monthly pack and don’t browse.

Poor fit:

• You watch YouTube or use Instagram, TikTok or Facebook. None of these use the 6 GB.
• You call other networks a lot. Fifty minutes won’t last.
• You want a lot of general internet.

Prices are from Jazz’s listing. If you only need WhatsApp data, the Bachat Offer isn’t the cheapest way to get it.

Myth: Everyone with a Jazz SIM can get the Bachat Offer. Fact: Sites and users say it is shown only to selected customers.

Myth: The 6 GB works on any app. Fact: Only WhatsApp, IMO and Tamasha.

Myth: It costs Rs. 391, 434 or 500. Fact: Those are old or rounded numbers. Rs. 478 is the current one we found.

Myth: Leftover minutes carry over to next month. Fact: They expire with the package.

• Dialing with just enough balance. After tax, you may fall short and the request fails.
• Using the data on other apps. Anything outside WhatsApp, IMO and Tamasha takes your regular balance.
• Spending the 50 other-network minutes on Jazz numbers. Use the 300 Jazz minutes for those.
• Guessing the unsubscribe code. Use SIMOSA.
• Forgetting to resubscribe. When it ends, you’re back on the standard rate.

To protect your balance in the gap between packages, activate the Jazz Balance Save Code (*275#). It blocks the standard-rate data charge that follows an expired package.