Digital Products in Pakistan —
Streaming, VPN & Software

Full price list in rupees

These are our actual prices. No dollar conversions, no "plus tax", no figure that changes once you message us.

It is not the signup that stops you — it is the payment

If you have ever tried to subscribe to one of these yourself, you already know how this goes. You open the website, it loads fine, you pick a plan, you get all the way to the payment page. Then it ends.

The reason is almost always one of three things:

• International transactions are switched off by default. The overwhelming majority of cards issued by Pakistani banks arrive with this disabled. The service is not blocked and your card is not declined for any reason on your side — the transaction simply is not permitted to leave the country until you ask the bank to enable it.
• PayPak cards cannot do it at all. PayPak is purely domestic by design. There is no setting to change and no phone call that fixes it — an international charge cannot be processed on one, full stop.
• A virtual card can work, but it is a job in itself. You have to fund it, convert into dollars at whatever rate applies, keep it topped up, and make sure it still works when the next monthly charge comes around. For a subscription you want to keep for a year, that is a lot of maintenance for something that should be simple.

Then there is the part nobody mentions: even when a card does go through, the bank converts at its own rate and adds an international transaction fee. A plan advertised at a dollar price does not cost what the website said.

Which ones actually work in Pakistan?

Worth being precise about, because the answer differs by product and the difference matters.

• Netflix — officially available in Pakistan and fine to use here. No VPN needed.
• Prime Video — works in Pakistan. No VPN needed.
• Spotify — operates in Pakistan, and Premium removes the ads and unlocks offline downloads. No VPN needed.
• YouTube Premium — the service works here. No VPN needed.
• Disney+ — the exception. Disney+ has never launched in Pakistan, so there is genuinely no local route to it. VPN access is included with that product for exactly this reason, rather than sold separately.
• ChatGPT — reachable here and free to use. Nothing is blocked. Only the paid tier is out of reach, and only because it is billed in dollars on a recurring card.

We mention this because it is the opposite of what most people assume. The obstacle in Pakistan is almost never that the service is unavailable — it is that the payment will not go through.

How ordering works

1. Tap an Order Now button. WhatsApp opens with that product already written into the message.
2. We confirm the price and the plan. In PKR, exactly as shown above.
3. Pay by JazzCash, EasyPaisa or bank transfer. No card, no foreign account, no virtual card.
4. We set it up and send you the details on WhatsApp. Usually the same day.
5. Renew whenever you like. Nothing auto-charges, so nothing happens unless you ask.

Nothing renews behind your back

Because there is no card attached to anything, there is no automatic renewal and no recurring charge you forgot about. Your Netflix runs for the month you paid for, your Prime Video runs for the six months, and then it stops.

If you want it again, you message us and renew in a minute. If you do not, nothing happens and nothing is taken. A surprising number of people tell us this is the part they like most — it is one less thing quietly draining a card.

Questions before you buy

If you are unsure which plan suits you, or you want something that is not on this page, message us on WhatsApp. We would rather tell you honestly that a product is not right for what you need than sell you something you will stop using in a fortnight.

And if what you actually want is to grow your social accounts rather than buy a subscription, that lives on our social growth page.