My eSIM

Low-cost travel eSIMs without registration

Choose the speed
and IP exit of
your unlimited plan

save with flexible plans
that fit your needs

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How it works

Three steps, all on your phone. No account is needed to buy.

Understand your speed and IP exit

Every unlimited plan states how much data runs at full speed each day and the speed it keeps after that. The IP exit is the country where your internet traffic exits to the public internet — it matters for some banking apps and streaming services, so each plan says it.

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Frequently asked questions

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What does an unlimited eSIM actually give you?

A set amount of data every day at full speed — the plan says how much — and then, once that is spent, a connection that keeps working at a slower speed until the next day begins. It never stops and it never charges you more. That is the whole of it: no gigabytes to count down, nothing to top up, no subscription to cancel.

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What is the cheapest unlimited eSIM you sell?

$4.99 for a week in Türkiye. Prices differ by destination because the networks we buy from charge us differently — Europe and the Americas are the cheapest, and every destination is listed above with its own price rather than behind a quote.

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Is one eSIM enough for several countries?

For a trip through one region, yes — the regional plans above cover every country in them on a single eSIM, and crossing a border changes nothing. For one country, that country’s own plan is usually cheaper.

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Do I need an account, or the app?

Neither. An email address is all we ask for on this website — no name, no password, no account. The eSIM arrives by email with its QR code, and the order number does everything an account would.

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Will it work on my phone?

The phone has to support eSIM and must not be locked to one operator. Most phones sold in the last few years do; a locked phone will refuse the eSIM even though everything else is correct.

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