Data that is already working when you land
Scan a code before you fly, switch off airplane mode when you arrive. The speed limits are on the product page, not in a footnote.
A SIM card your phone already has
Nothing arrives in the post and nothing goes into the tray. You scan a code and a second line appears in your settings, ready to switch on.
Your own number stays exactly where it is. The eSIM carries data only, so calls and messages keep arriving as normal.
Check if your phone supports itChoose your destination
How long are you gone?
Unlimited until it isn't.
Every travel eSIM slows down after a daily allowance. Most drop to 1 Mbps, which is slow enough that maps stall and photos will not send. We hold 10 Mbps.
Connected the whole way
The things that go wrong with travel data, and what we do about each of them.
Install before you fly
Add it while you still have wifi at home. It sits dormant in your settings and wakes up when it finds a network at your destination.
See exactly what you bought
Daily allowance, the speed after it, the network and the dates. On the plan, on the receipt, and in the email. Not in a policy page.
Three steps, about five minutes
Will it work on your phone?
Open your dialer and type the code. If a long EID number appears, you are good to go. It also has to be carrier unlocked.
Asked before every trip
Pick a destination and be done in five minutes
No account, no app, nothing in the post.