An eSIM takes a couple of minutes: pick a country, pay by card, scan the QR. Your main SIM stays in, and data costs up to five times less than roaming.
195 countries and 30 regions. Each shows the best price per gigabyte, and if you expand a tile — the carriers and network type your phone will get.
Answer four questions to see the right amount of data and a matching plan
From choosing a country to a ready eSIM takes a couple of minutes, all in one Telegram window. Below are real screens, not mockups.
195 countries and 30 regions. Each shows its best price per gigabyte, so you compare destinations by value, not by the cheapest bundle.
Carrier, speed, what happens after the limit and whether you can top up — all shown upfront, before you pay.
Today — SBP bank transfer with no fee, by QR or in your banking app. The price is locked while you pay, so the receipt matches the storefront.
Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto are being connected — payment in dollars and euros will arrive with them
The profile installs with one tap or via QR code — on any eSIM phone. The code is kept in “My eSIMs”, so it can’t get lost.
Up to 20% of our earnings from every purchase your friend makes, forever. Your friend gets $1.11 off. And if anything goes wrong, support replies in chat.
Almost every eSIM seller lists only the country. We show the carrier and network type for each plan — that decides whether you get 5G where you’re going.
Data and validity fit how you travel, not the tariff. A plan can be topped up without reinstalling the profile.
Short trip
Maps, taxis and messengers. 1 GB is enough, from $2.11.
Maps, taxis, messengers and a boarding pass in your inbox — one gigabyte covers three days, from $2.11. You can buy the plan at home: it waits up to 180 days for activation and only starts with the first connection. The QR arrives right after payment, so you’re online before your bags reach the belt.
Vacation
Photos, stories and video calls home. Most people take 10 GB for 30 days.
Photos and stories every day, video calls home in the evenings — usually 10 GB for 30 days. If the sea turns out more photogenic than expected, top up the same eSIM without reinstalling the profile. Your main SIM stays put: calls and bank codes arrive as usual.
Working on the road
Calls and tethering to a laptop. That’s 20 GB and up, with top-ups.
Calls, email and tethering to a laptop eat 20 GB a month and more. Hotspot works at no extra cost, the balance is visible in the app, and when the plan runs out you top up without changing the profile or scanning a new QR. For a month or longer, bigger plans win: their price per gigabyte is lower.
A plan only works where it was bought. For a route through several countries take a regional or global one, and top up data without reinstalling the profile.
One plan for the whole list of countries: no need to buy a new one at every border.
When a plan runs out, the eSIM stays installed. Top up in “My eSIMs” — no need to reinstall the profile or scan a new QR.
iPhone XS and newer, except models from mainland China. On Android: Pixel 3 and up, Samsung from the S20, many recent Xiaomi, Huawei and Honor. The exact check: dial *#06# and look for the EID line.
Yes. The eSIM works as a second line: calls, SMS and bank codes keep arriving on your usual number, while data goes through us.
No, it’s data only. It can’t receive calls or SMS — keep your main SIM for verification codes.
Yes. The plan waits up to 180 days for activation; the validity period starts with the first network connection, not the purchase.
Data stops, but the eSIM stays installed. Top up in “My eSIMs” — nothing to reinstall.
No. A plan only connects where it was bought: the Turkish one in Turkey, the Thai one in Thailand. If your route crosses several countries, take a regional or worldwide plan.
Yes. If the profile didn’t install or no network was found, message support, and we’ll refund you.
You can buy a plan in advance: it waits up to 180 days for activation, and the validity period starts with the first connection to a network.
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