YouTube Package 2026: Jazz, Zong and Telenor Offers Compared
Looking for the best YouTube package for your SIM? Jazz, Zong and Telenor all sell bundles that give you data only for YouTube or for YouTube plus social apps, usually much cheaper than a full internet package. This guide compares the main offers so you can pick the right one.
Packages and prices change often. The details below were checked on the operators’ websites in October 2026; always confirm the current price on the official site or app before you subscribe, for example on Jazz’s official Monthly YouTube page.
In this guide
- Key takeaways
- Jazz YouTube packages
- Zong YouTube packages
- Telenor YouTube packages
- Which YouTube package should you choose?
- How long will 5 GB of YouTube last?
- Tips to make your YouTube package last longer
- Postpaid and data-only SIM users
- Frequently asked questions
Key takeaways
- A YouTube-only package is the cheapest way to watch videos on mobile data.
- Jazz has the lowest-priced monthly YouTube package; Zong gives the most data in its social and YouTube bundle.
- Telenor has a very cheap daily YouTube pack for occasional viewers.
- Most bundles do not auto-renew, so set a reminder before they expire.
- Lowering video quality makes any bundle last much longer.
Jazz YouTube packages
- Monthly YouTube: Rs. 104 (tax included) for 5 GB of YouTube data, valid 30 days. Non-renewable; normal data rates apply once it runs out.
- Monthly YouTube & Social Offer: Rs. 608 for 10 GB for YouTube, Facebook and WhatsApp, plus 300 on-net minutes, 300 off-net minutes and 300 SMS, valid 30 days. Dial *620#.
Jazz users also get a free daily streaming allowance on the Tamasha app; see our Tamasha app guide.
Zong YouTube packages
- Monthly Social & YouTube Offer: Rs. 700 for 20 GB usable on YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook and IMO, plus 500 Zong minutes, 100 off-net minutes and 500 SMS, valid 30 days. Dial *6001# or *6464#, or send “Sub mspl” to 6464.
Telenor YouTube packages
- Daily YouTube Pack: Rs. 8 for 500 MB, valid 1 day. Dial *60#.
- Weekly Video Package: Rs. 130 for 5 GB, valid 7 days.
- 5 GB YouTube Add-On: Rs. 254 for 5 GB, valid 30 days.
- Monthly YouTube and Social: Rs. 434 for 10 GB, valid 30 days.
Telenor prices are from its published package list (mid-2026); check the My Telenor app for the latest version.
Which YouTube package should you choose?
- Light viewer (an hour or two a week): Telenor’s daily pack or Jazz Monthly YouTube.
- Daily viewer: a 10 GB monthly bundle from Jazz or Telenor.
- Heavy viewer or whole family: Zong’s 20 GB social and YouTube bundle gives the most data for the price.
How long will 5 GB of YouTube last?
At 480p, YouTube uses roughly 0.5 GB per hour, so 5 GB is about 10 hours. At 1080p it can be under 2 hours. Our guide to how much data streaming uses has the full breakdown.
Tips to make your YouTube package last longer
- Set YouTube to “Data saver” in Settings > Video quality preferences.
- Turn off autoplay.
- Download videos on Wi-Fi if you have YouTube Premium.
- Check your remaining data in the operator’s app every few days.
Postpaid and data-only SIM users
The YouTube package offers above are mainly for prepaid customers. Postpaid users usually get YouTube data as part of their monthly plan, and data-only SIMs for MiFi devices have their own bundles. Check your operator’s app for the YouTube package options available on your connection type.
Frequently asked questions
Which network has the cheapest YouTube package?
At the time of checking, Jazz’s Monthly YouTube bundle (Rs. 104 for 5 GB) was the cheapest monthly option, and Telenor’s Rs. 8 daily pack was the cheapest for a single day.
Does a YouTube package work for YouTube Shorts and YouTube Music?
Usually it covers the YouTube app, but operators define this differently. Check the package terms on the official website.
What happens when my YouTube package data runs out?
You are charged standard internet rates, which are much higher. Subscribe again or switch off mobile data.
Final thoughts
The right YouTube package depends on how much you watch. Start small, check how fast you use it, and upgrade only if you need to. More tips: stream on mobile data without running out.
