eSIM data · 11 countries · 5 regions
Land with
signal already on.
Unlimited data, priced by the day. Pick how long you're away, scan one code, and skip the roaming meter, the airport kiosk and the SIM tray entirely.
- Data
- Unlimited
- You choose
- Days only
- Delivered in
- Minutes
Plan
Unlimited Data
No allowance to watch
Days left
12/ 20
- Destination
- Japan
- Activated
- 14 Mar
- Ends
- 3 Apr
Install code
Scan from your phone settings
Illustration — not scannable
Pick the country. See the price.
Single-country plans are usually cheaper per day. Crossing borders? Regional plans cover several at once.
One question: how many days?
There are no gigabyte tiers to decode. Data is unlimited on every plan — pick the length of your trip and that's the price.
Longer trips than 30 days — up to 90 — can be set on the destination page, along with exact dates and how many eSIMs you need.
Cost per day
36% below the single-day rate
3,13 € a day at 7 days, down from 4,90 € at one.
Unlimited data
21,90 €
7 days in France, one eSIM. No data cap to watch and no roaming meter running behind it.
Prices are provisional while the catalogue is in demonstration mode. The fair-use threshold on unlimited plans hasn't been confirmed by a provider — every plan page says so.
Four steps. Two of them happen before you leave the house.
- 01
Search
Type a country. Every plan that covers it appears with the data, the validity and the price in one row — no configurator, no funnel.
- 02
Buy
Email address, payment, done. The eSIM lands in your inbox within minutes. Nothing is posted to you.
- 03
Scan
Open your phone's mobile settings and scan the code. Do it at home on Wi-Fi — installing needs a connection you might not have on arrival.
- 04
Land
Switch the line on, turn data roaming on for it, and select it for mobile data. Your usual number keeps working for calls.
A bill you agree to in advance.
Roaming charges you afterwards, at rates your home operator sets, and the number only becomes real once you're back. A prepaid plan inverts that: you pick the amount, and when it runs out it stops.
We're not going to print a comparison figure here — roaming rates vary wildly by operator and we'd be making it up. Look at your own tariff and judge it against a fixed price.
- What it costs
- Fixed, paid before you go
- Metered, billed after
- When it stops
- When the days run out
- It doesn’t
- Setup
- Scan a code, once
- None
- Your number
- Kept, on dual-SIM phones
- Kept
- Requires
- An unlocked eSIM phone
- Nothing
11 countries live · see them all
Questions people actually ask.
The two that matter most: does your phone support eSIM, and is it carrier-unlocked. Both are checkable in a minute, and neither is refundable once a profile is installed.
Where are you going?
Worth repeating: this catalogue is a demonstration. No card is charged and no working eSIM is issued yet.