Best Internet Service Provider (ISP) in Pakistan

Pakistan Internet Service Provider

PTCL

PTCL is Pakistan's leading internet service provider and by far the most widely accessible and used provider. It is a semi-government firm with a strong backbone of fiber, including its underwater cables.

The company relies primarily on its copper network to provide one of the country's fastest internet access. But they have improved all the major exchanges following their NTP program and supply fiber at home or Gpon in Pakistan's high-internet consumption zones. It relies on multiple lines but can offer the average consumer speeds of up to 100mbps.

Wateen Telecom

Wateen Telecom is a renowned provider of internet services. The company operates in Lahore and Multan only with WiMAX technology. Package prices differ for different regions in both cities. Package prices differ. The company provides its customers worldwide with high-speed internet, uninterrupted Internet services. In addition, Wateen offers all its packages with analog TV and digital TV connections.

 Nayatel

Nayatel has become one of the best firms in Pakistan, getting the best internet quality to the users. The company offers its service providers in limited cities of Pakistan, starting from the Capital Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Faisalabad catering to the needs of thousands of customers in Pakistan’s major cities. Because of high-speed internet and various internet packages, Nayatel leads the list with positive evaluations and feedbacks for various segments. It's somewhat costly, but Nayatel guarantees Internet quality and speed.

Jazz

The Pakistan Mobile Communications Limited (PMCL), known as Jazz 4G, is Pakistan's largest mobile and Internet services provider. For prepayment and postpaid customers, Jazz 4g offers a wide range of mobile and Internet services, including both individual and corporate customers. Its head office is in Islamabad. The present CEO of data giants is Mr. Aamir Ibrahim.

Jazz operates from over 8,500 active cell centers in Pakistan, laying nearly 6,500 km of cable Fiber Optic. The main network suppliers at Jazz include Huawei, Nokia-Siemens, Alcatel, and ZTE. These providers cover radio, microwave, and network interruptions.

However, the 2015 fusion between Mobilink and Warid gave birth to the Jazz 4g. Jazz was previously recognized as Mobilink. Close to 60 million customers across the whole country are now covered by both giants. Nearly 36% of the entire share of the telecom market is the most important provider of mobile networks.

Zong

In the 2014 spectrum auction, Zong was the first cell company to acquire a 4G license. It has since become Pakistan's number one choice for most 4G users. Zong has over 5 million 4G users and is now Pakistan's most used 4G network. The company also operates its 3G network to about 10 million customers.

The name of China Mobile Pakistan was changed to Paktel Limited in May 2007. China Mobile reportedly increased its stake in CMPak in May 2007. In May 2007. Paktel was rebuilt to Zong on 1 April 2008.

Zong 4G has achieved a new milestone with even more than 6 million active subscribers. Zong 4G continues to build its network and service to meet the customer needs through a continuous focus on customer needs, thus creating a unique mix between affordability and seamless connectivity.

Zong initiated cable and wireless operations in 1991, as Paktel. It was the first company to receive a free cellular service license in Pakistan. Until 2004, when the company started GSM services, it performed AMPS services. Cable & Wireless acquired Paktel by Millicom Company in 2003. Millicom International Cellular S.A. wanted its share in Paktel Limited to be sold to China Mobile in January 2007. The sale meant Paktel's value.

Ufone

In January 2001, the company or service was launched under the Ufone brand name, Pak Telecom Mobile Limited. From the beginning, Ufone has enhanced and works actively on its network. Ufone packages are loved by all customers. The Ufone Call packages are popular and supply the user with numerous internet packages.

In the event that there is no free social package, additional use of MBs will be paid at regular rates. Every day in only 10 rupees, Ufone offers 40 MB of site information, plus tax if we deal with the daily bucket. One day the kit is going to last. This package expires after one day automatically. If clients wish to activate this deal, dial *804# and use the services provided.

Ufone is a huge and reliable organization but was never moved into 4G. Customers expect further progress. Uphones Uphones Repeated consumers, including Facebook, WhatsApp, and other social applications, have been able to offer free social networks through regular online packages.

Telenor

The Telenor Group has its headquarters in Norvia and has strong foundations in the Pakistani market, an international wireless carrier. In its operations in Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, and Asia, Telenor is one the world's largest mobile telephone company. In addition, it is also the 4G 850 MHz auction winner. For its customers, Telenor offers various 4G packages.