An eSIM you install before you fly. No queue at the airport kiosk, no swapping the tiny tray card, no coming home to a roaming bill you didn't agree to.
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Real plans from our supply partner, priced per country. Tap one to see the data ladder — every price below is the price for that plan, not a teaser.
Crossing borders? A regional plan follows you instead of expiring at the first one.
Choose the country or region and the amount of data your trip actually needs. No contract, no monthly anything.
The eSIM installs onto your phone in about a minute, while you're still on home wifi. Your normal number and apps stay exactly where they are.
It switches on when you arrive. Maps, messages and a ride out of the airport work before you reach the exit.
Most phones sold since about 2019 do — iPhone XS and newer, recent Pixel and Galaxy models among them. The phone also has to be carrier-unlocked. On iPhone you can check under Settings → General → About; if you see an EID number, the hardware supports it.
Yes. A travel eSIM is a second line for data. Your usual SIM stays installed and keeps your number, and you choose which line data goes through — so you can leave your home line on for calls and texts while paying nothing for its data.
The connection stops rather than quietly billing you. You top up or start another plan. Nothing renews on its own and there is no subscription to remember to cancel.
These are data plans. Calling and messaging work over data — WhatsApp, FaceTime, Signal, Telegram — but there is no traditional phone number attached to the eSIM.
Shortly. Coverage and pricing above are live from our supply partner and update on their own; checkout is the part still being finished. Nothing on this page is a placeholder number.
