United States eSIM

Start from your total data need, not just the number of days. The 100 MB and 500 MB offers are 7-day data plans for quick checks, not YouTube. With hotel Wi-Fi for video, compare the 3 GB plan for 30 days at €2.97 with the 10 GB plan for 30 days at €9.53; the larger package has a lower cost per gigabyte only if you actually use that much. No plan valid for 14 days exists, so a trip of 2 weeks means choosing 7 days or 15 days. Even a one day visit still buys a 7-day plan; don't mistake a 1 day trip for a shorter package. Official carrier and travel-review recommendations can help, but weigh them against your own daily usage. The cheapest price is not automatically the best value, and the best price for your trip depends on matching your data use to the package. An affordable plan for one person may still be overpriced if it doesn't match your actual data consumption. Longer stays can take 20 GB for 90 days or 50 GB for 180 days.

Listed networks: AT&T USA, Verizon USA. Connects to 4G/5G where the network offers it. Speeds and signal vary with your phone, location and network conditions. Both networks are listed, but neither is guaranteed at every location, and 4G/5G speeds depend on your phone and the local mast. Do not treat the listing as a promise of the best coverage in rural areas or national parks, where service can drop entirely. Save maps before you leave a connected area.

Use an eSIM-capable phone that is unlocked from its carrier. On iPhone, look for Add eSIM in mobile settings and No SIM restrictions under Settings, General, About; on Android, open the SIM or network settings to add an eSIM. Regional models differ, so check your exact iOS or Android device with the manufacturer before buying an eSIM card, since a virtual sim card and a physical SIM can run side by side but compatible phones still depend on the model and region of purchase.

The virtual sim card installs as a profile, but that is separate from when the plan starts counting down. Follow the activation steps supplied with your order, which may include a QR code delivered online after purchase. Install over reliable Wi-Fi before departure, and leave time for the process rather than expecting instant installation. Keep the instructions saved offline.

These are data-only plans, so there is no local phone number, standard calls or SMS. Apps like WhatsApp can still send messages and make calls over the data connection. Anything that verifies by SMS, such as a bank code, still routes through your regular number, so set those accounts up before you leave.

The listed networks support hotspot. Any device you connect draws from the same data allowance. The data hotspot feature supports tethering to a laptop or tablet, but every connected device shares the same allowance as the phone. Pause automatic updates and keep large downloads and backups on Wi-Fi.

The plan covers the United States only. Canada and Mexico are outside it, and Puerto Rico, Guam and the US Virgin Islands are not explicitly confirmed in this plan's coverage. Check coverage before relying on it in any territory.

No. Every offer has a fixed total allowance for its stated number of days, and nothing resets each day. Thirty days is not always the same as one month, and none of these packages are a monthly subscription. Pick both the data amount and the number of days that fit your trip.

Check the top up options that came with your order before buying more data. A top up is not confirmed as an automatic feature, and a second purchase does not necessarily extend the current plan, reuse its profile or carry over remaining data. Keep the installed eSIM while you read the instructions for your next plan.

First confirm you are in the included coverage area, the United States travel line is enabled and set for mobile data, and the plan still has data and validity left. Apply any supplied roaming and APN instructions to that line. Try toggling airplane mode or restarting the phone, then test another location, since the network may simply be out of range. Keep the eSIM installed and note your phone model, location and order reference before asking for help.

Select the travel eSIM for data and turn off automatic mobile-data switching. Keep data roaming disabled on your regular SIM; any required travel-line roaming setting applies to that eSIM only. Calls and texts on your home line still follow your carrier's charges.

Keep your order reference and installation details when asking for help, and read the purchase conditions for support contacts and refund eligibility before buying. Searching for a no contract plan is not the same as a confirmed seller policy, so check the terms yourself. Do not assume an installed or partly used plan qualifies for a refund.