eJurs vs PrimeSIM: which one fits you?

The short answer

If price is the only thing deciding this, PrimeSIM is cheaper at every size from 3 GB up, and at 20 GB the gap is wide. We are telling you that first so you do not have to read to the end to find it.

Where we are ahead is 1 GB — lower price and more days. And some things sit outside price altogether; those are in the table further down.

Where PrimeSIM wins

Every plan the two of us sell on the same terms — same data, same number of days:

• PrimeSIM.pk pricing

Why that table has only four rows

Because only four plans match. Our 1 GB runs 7 days; PrimeSIM's 1 GB is Rs. 399 and runs 3 days. Those are not the same product, so that row is not in the table — putting it there would be us manufacturing a win out of a shorter expiry.

Which is why 1 GB gets a section of its own below rather than quietly disappearing.

What PrimeSIM has beyond the lower price

Cheaper is not their only advantage:

• Telenor and Zong alongside Jazz. We sell Jazz only.
• 50 GB and 100 GB bundles, which we do not stock at all.
• More ways to pay, including cards and crypto.

If any of those is what you need, there is no need to read the rest of this page. The answer is PrimeSIM.

Where we are ahead: 1 GB

Our 1 GB is Rs. 380 and runs 7 days. Theirs is Rs. 399 and runs 3. Lower price, and more than double the time.

That matters most to somebody buying their first eSIM. Trying a small plan to find out whether it works on your handset is awkward in three days and comfortable in seven.

If you already know you need 10 GB a month, none of this helps you. PrimeSIM is cheaper there and we have said so above.

Why we do not sell Telenor or Zong

Because every Pakistan package on our supplier's sheet runs on Jazz. Writing Zong on the site is easy; the hard part comes when a customer has paid for Zong and we have nothing to hand over.

It is a limitation, and we are not dressing it up as a virtue. If you want Zong or Telenor, they have it and we do not.

The things price does not show

What can be checked publicly on both sites:

• PrimeSIM.pk

Refunds

Ours: an unused QR is refundable in full within 7 days, and the terms are written on our /refund page.

PrimeSIM advertises a money-back guarantee on its site, conditional on the eSIM not working.

Those are two different promises and we are not going to interpret theirs — it is theirs. Whoever you buy from, read that shop's own terms first.

Which of us to buy from

Plainly:

• You need 5 GB a month or more — PrimeSIM, it is cheaper.
• You need Zong or Telenor — PrimeSIM; we do not have it.
• You want 50 GB or 100 GB — PrimeSIM.
• You want to pay by card or crypto — PrimeSIM.
• You are buying a first eSIM and want to try a small one — eJurs, cheaper at 1 GB and 7 days long.
• You want to deal in Roman Urdu, or want a portal you can top up from yourself — eJurs.

Check the handset first

This applies to both of us equally. If the phone does not support eSIM, or is a JV (carrier-locked) handset, buying from anyone is wasted money.

We publish separate pages for that — the difference between JV and non-PTA, and a verdict for each of 42 handset models. It is reference material; it works the same whoever you end up buying from.

Where these figures came from

The PrimeSIM prices were read from their own site, with the date printed under the table above and the link beside it. Ours are the same figures the plan cards on this site are running.

Prices move. If you are reading this long after that date, check both sites yourself.

Is eJurs cheaper than PrimeSIM?

No — at every matching plan from 3 GB up, PrimeSIM is cheaper. Only at 1 GB are we lower: Rs. 380 for 7 days against their Rs. 399 for 3.

So why buy from you?

If the lowest price is all that matters, perhaps you should not, and this page is not trying to talk you out of that. What we offer is a cheaper and longer 1 GB, dealing in Roman Urdu, a portal you can top up from yourself, and refund terms in writing. If those are worth something to you, the difference is worth paying; if not, it is not.

Are we on the same network?

Both sell Jazz. PrimeSIM also sells Telenor and Zong; eJurs is Jazz only, because every Pakistan package on our supplier's sheet is Jazz.

Can I move from PrimeSIM to eJurs?

Yes. Most handsets hold several eSIM profiles, so a new one can be added without removing the old — then pick whichever you want for data.

Does either give me a Pakistani number?

No, neither. Both are data-only — internet only. Keep your existing SIM in the phone for calls.