eJurs vs Simless: which non-PTA eSIM is cheaper?

The short answer

Wherever both of us sell the same plan — the same data for the same number of days — eJurs costs less. That holds at all five tiers. The table below puts the two columns side by side so you can check it.

Price is not the whole question, though. Simless sells several plans we do not sell at all, and if one of those is what you need then being cheaper is beside the point. That is on this page too.

The prices

Only plans that match on both counts — same data, same validity. That is the honest way to do it: setting a short pack against a long one manufactures a saving that nobody actually makes.

• Simless.pk Pakistan plans

Where these figures come from

The Simless prices were read from their own catalogue — linked under the table above, along with the date we read them. Ours are the same figures the plan cards on this site are running; they are not typed out separately here, so the two cannot disagree.

Prices move. If you are reading this well after that date, open both sites and check. We would rather say so than have you find out afterwards, because a competitor's price is the one number on this page we cannot keep true on our own.

What Simless has that we do not

This page is only worth reading if it says this part too. Simless sells several things we do not:

• Unlimited data plans. We have no unlimited plan at all.
• 30 GB and 50 GB bundles. We stop at 20 GB.
• 1-day and 15-day validity. We sell 7-day and 30-day only.
• Some plans on a second network; we are Jazz only.

If any of those is what you came for, the decision is already made — we do not stock it, and a lower price on a different plan does not help you.

Why we are Jazz only

Because every Pakistan package on our supplier's sheet runs on Jazz. Listing Zong or Telenor would be easy and would sell coverage we cannot deliver, and the customer who paid for Zong is then owed something we cannot hand over.

It is a limitation, and we would rather call it one. A better supplier rate is what changes it, not better wording.

What we have

Beyond the price, what is actually on this site:

• Verdict pages for 42 handset models across 8 brands — look your exact model up before you pay, without asking anyone.
• Refund terms in writing: unused QR, full refund, within 7 days.
• A self-serve portal at /my-esims for checking your remaining data and topping up yourself.
• The whole site in Roman Urdu. The Simless site is in English.
• An About page naming the person who runs the business.

Buying works the same either way

Both take orders over WhatsApp, through a person — no card form, no account to create. Both publish an eSIM compatibility checker.

The difference starts after the order. With eJurs you can sign in to the portal, see how much data is left and buy a top-up yourself.

How you pay

Simless confirms orders with a person over WhatsApp and has no card form on the site. eJurs also takes orders over WhatsApp. We take JazzCash and Easypaisa.

So the mechanics are much the same either way — no account to create, and a person on the other end.

When the data runs out

Both offer top-ups, so running out does not mean buying a new eSIM — the same profile carries on.

What differs is how. With eJurs you sign in to the portal, see what is left and top up yourself without asking anyone. With Simless the top-up is bought from them.

One thing applies to both: topping up needs a connection. Do it before the data is completely gone, or you will be looking for WiFi first.

Check the handset before you buy

This applies to both shops equally, and a cheaper plan is worth nothing if the phone cannot run an eSIM.

1. Dial *#06#. An EID next to the IMEI means the handset supports eSIM.
2. Check it is not a JV (carrier-locked) phone — no eSIM works on one, whoever you buy from.

Which to pick

Plainly:

• You want unlimited, 30 GB or 50 GB — Simless. We do not sell it.
• You want a 1-day or 15-day pack — Simless.
• You want an ordinary 1–20 GB plan on 7 or 30 days — eJurs, cheaper at every one of them.

And if the handset does not support eSIM, neither of us can help.

Are both on the same network?

Most plans on both sides run on Jazz. Simless also sells some plans on a second network; eJurs is Jazz only, because every Pakistan package on our supplier's sheet is Jazz.

Does either give me a Pakistani number?

No. Both are data-only eSIMs — internet and nothing else. No calls, no SMS, no number. Leave your existing SIM in the phone and calls keep arriving on it.

What about refunds?

With eJurs, an unused QR is refundable in full within 7 days; the terms are on our /refund page. Simless publishes a refund policy of its own — those are their terms and not ours, so read theirs before buying from them.

Can I switch from Simless to eJurs?

Yes, and you do not have to delete the old one. Most phones hold several eSIM profiles at once — add the new one and pick it for data.