Who called you? Free caller ID lookup for any Pakistani number
Search any Pakistani mobile or landline number and see the registered name instantly. All networks, completely free to try.
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Got a call or message from a number you don't recognise? The MetaCyberGuru phone directory lets you search any Pakistani mobile or landline number and see the name it is registered to. It works for all networks — Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone and PTCL landlines — and it is completely free to try, with no sign-up needed for your first searches each day.
Our database carries tens of millions of Pakistani numbers. Searching the web gives you the caller's name right away. To unlock the full record — CNIC, address, networks and the extra profile we hold on a number — install the free Android app and get unlimited lookups.
How it works
- Type the number into the search box above (for example
0345XXXXXXXor a landline like021XXXXXXX). - Press Search to see the registered name instantly.
- Install the app to reveal the complete record and search without a daily limit.
Frequently asked questions
Is this phone number lookup free?
Yes. You get 5 free searches a day without signing in. Create a free account for unlimited web searches, or install the app for unlimited lookups and full details.
Which Pakistani networks are covered?
All of them — Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone mobile numbers, plus PTCL and other landline numbers across every city in Pakistan.
Can I find out who owns a number?
The web search shows the name a number is registered to. The full record, including CNIC and address, is available in the free Android app.
Do I need to register to search?
No. Anonymous visitors get 5 free searches per day. Registering a free account removes the daily limit on the website.
How do I look up a landline number?
Enter the landline with its city code, for example 021XXXXXXX for Karachi or
042XXXXXXX for Lahore, and search the same way as a mobile number.
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