Pricing Guide · 2026
YahClick Satellite Internet Plans & Cost in Pakistan
Real YahClick rate card — Super Infinity, Jupiter Pro & Unlimited plans
Wicom is an authorized reseller of Supernet's YahClick (Yahsat/Hughes) satellite broadband. Plans span three families: Super Infinity (PKR, equipment rental, 30–100 Mbps with priority data), Jupiter Pro (USD, capped 5–500 GB data, rent or buy equipment), and Jupiter Unlimited (USD, FAP soft-throttle, 1–20 Mbps). Monthly costs range from USD 83.30 (Pro 5GB, equipment purchase) to PKR 183,750 (Infinity Turbo 100 Mbps). One-time activation is USD 122.50 / PKR 61,250. With PAKSAT-1R reaching end-of-life in 2026, YahClick is now the primary satellite broadband option for businesses and remote sites across AJK and Pakistan.
Pricing
Cost breakdown by system type
Real pricing ranges based on our deployment experience across AJK and Pakistan. These are actual market rates — not inflated quotes.
All prices in Pakistani Rupees (PKR). Costs include installation labour unless otherwise noted. Equipment costs are separate where indicated. Contact us for a site-specific quote.
YahClick Plans
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Good to know before you order
- Taxes are extra. The prices above don't include federal/provincial taxes (~17–18%), which are added on your invoice.
- USD plans and the exchange rate. Jupiter Pro and Unlimited are billed in US dollars. The PKR amounts shown beneath each USD price are a live estimate — your actual invoice uses the National Bank of Pakistan exchange rate on the day you pay, so the rupee amount can vary month to month.
- Renting = 1-year contract. Equipment rental needs a 1-year minimum. We hold 1 month's fee as a deposit and adjust it in month 12.
- Bigger dish = better signal. A 90cm dish is our default for AJK. Step up to 120cm in marginal coverage or heavy-rain areas; step down to 74cm only in strong coverage areas.
- Super Infinity cap = priority data, not a hard cut. You keep going at reduced speed after the cap — upload is always unlimited.
City Pricing
Costs by city in Pakistan
Pricing varies by city due to labour rates, vendor competition, and local compliance requirements.
Cost Factors
What affects the price
Understanding these factors helps you budget accurately and avoid surprises.
Plan family
Super Infinity (PKR, rental only) targets high-throughput unlimited use with priority data caps. Jupiter Pro (USD, capped 5–500GB) suits predictable monthly data needs. Jupiter Unlimited (USD, FAP soft-throttle) suits always-on use where occasional speed reduction is acceptable.
Equipment rental vs purchase
Renting lowers upfront cost but locks you into a 1-year minimum contract with 1 month MRC held as a security deposit (adjusted in month 12). Purchasing equipment costs USD 518–1,036 upfront but removes the contract and per-antenna rental premium.
Antenna size (74cm / 90cm / 120cm)
Larger dishes improve signal margin in marginal coverage or heavy-rain areas. Rental monthly cost and purchase price both scale with size — the 120cm dish costs roughly 2x the 74cm to purchase. We recommend 90cm as the default for AJK.
Currency (PKR vs USD)
Super Infinity is billed in PKR (no FX risk). Jupiter Pro and Unlimited are billed in USD and convert to PKR at the National Bank of Pakistan interbank TT selling rate on the date of payment — your PKR invoice fluctuates with the exchange rate.
Priority data & FAP
Super Infinity gives full speed up to the priority cap (125–500GB) then drops to 15–20% of package speed; upload is unlimited. Jupiter Unlimited uses a 3-stage FAP soft throttle (e.g. 20 Mbps → 7 → 3 → 0.5 Mbps) after the GB threshold. Jupiter Pro simply stops (or you buy a volume token top-up).
Taxes
All prices are exclusive of federal/provincial taxes, charged at commercial invoice. Budget approximately 17–18% on top of the listed rates for tax-inclusive costing.
Site terrain (AJK)
Mountainous AJK terrain may require taller mounting poles or non-standard installation to achieve line-of-sight. Adds PKR 5,000–15,000 to installation. A site survey determines the optimal dish placement.
Hybrid WAN design
Combining VSAT with terrestrial or wireless with automatic failover adds PKR 20,000–50,000 in design and equipment but eliminates single-point-of-failure — recommended for mission-critical AJK sites.
Hidden Costs
Costs installers don't mention upfront
We believe in transparent pricing. Here are the costs that often surprise buyers — budget for these.
- Taxes: all listed prices exclude federal/provincial taxes (~17–18%), charged at commercial invoice
- USD→PKR conversion: Jupiter plans are billed in USD; the PKR amount depends on the NBP interbank TT selling rate on the date of payment
- Equipment rental security deposit: 1 month MRC paid in advance, held as deposit and adjusted in month 12 of the 1-year minimum contract
- Volume token top-ups (Jupiter Pro): once you exhaust your monthly cap, extra data costs USD 9.80–121.28 per token depending on the plan
- Dish realignment after severe weather: PKR 3,000–8,000 per service call (covered by AMC)
- Modem firmware updates and configuration changes: PKR 2,000–5,000 per incident without AMC
- Cabling from antenna to indoor equipment beyond 30m: PKR 200–400/meter
- Annual maintenance contract for VSAT: PKR 15,000–30,000/year including monitoring, realignment, and break/fix
FAQ
Questions about yahclick satellite internet plans & cost in pakistan
Direct answers to the most common pricing questions we get.
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