Your digital passport to the internet
Travel anywhere. Stay connected everywhere.
Mobile data in 151 countries, live the minute you land. No physical SIM, no roaming bill, no queue at the airport kiosk.
Popular
- Keep your number
- Your home SIM stays active alongside
- Hotspot ready
- Share with a laptop or a travel partner
- Install before you fly
- Set up on Wi-Fi, activates on arrival
- 151
- Countries covered
- < 60s
- Average activation
- 2M+
- Trips connected
- 4.8/5
- Traveler rating
Placeholder figures — replace with audited metrics before launch.
01 — How it works
Three steps. About two minutes.
No store, no paperwork, no courier. Everything happens on the phone already in your hand.
- 01
Pick your plan
Choose a destination and the data you actually need. No contract, no deposit, no store visit.
- 02
Scan the QR
Your eSIM arrives by email in seconds. One scan installs it — keep your home number active alongside it.
- 03
Land online
Data switches on the moment you land. Maps, messages and rides work before you reach baggage claim.
02 — Popular destinations
Where travelers are heading this month
The busiest destinations in our catalog. All 151 are on the packages page.
Malaysia
Japan
South Korea
United States
Philippines
Vietnam
Indonesia
Australia03 — Regional plans
Crossing borders? Take one profile.
A regional plan follows you from country to country instead of making you buy again at every airport.
Worldwide
149 countriesCountries included
+141
Malaysia · Japan · South Korea · United States · Philippines · Vietnam · Indonesia · Australia and 141 more
To use it in Hong Kong and Taiwan: real-name registration with the user's passport is required.
From
IDR 110,000
Worldwide Plus
80 countriesCountries included
+72
Malaysia · Japan · South Korea · United States · Philippines · Vietnam · Indonesia · Australia and 72 more
To use it in Hong Kong and Taiwan: real-name registration with the user's passport is required.
From
IDR 84,000
Worldwide Essential
57 countriesCountries included
+49
Malaysia · United States · Philippines · Vietnam · Indonesia · Australia · Singapore · Thailand and 49 more
From
IDR 45,000
04 — Why eSIM
Nothing to collect. Nothing to return.
An eSIM is a profile, not a card. It downloads to your phone and switches on where and when you tell it to.
- No physical SIM
- Nothing to collect, nothing to lose. The eSIM lives on your phone and your home number stays reachable.
- No roaming fees
- Local rates in every destination. You see the full price before you pay — no bill waiting when you get home.
- Switch plans anytime
- Top up or add a plan for the next country at any time. One eSIM profile, every trip.
- Install before you fly
- Set the eSIM up at home on Wi-Fi. It stays dormant until you arrive, then activates on the local network.
05 — Who it is for
Built for the way you actually travel.
One profile, whatever the trip looks like.
Tourists
Maps, translation and ride apps from the second you land. No hunting for a SIM counter in the arrivals hall.
Business travelers
Calls, email and a laptop hotspot that work on arrival, on one prepaid charge you can expense.
Digital nomads
Regional plans that follow you across borders, topped up from your phone instead of a shop.
Students abroad
Affordable data for a long stay, without a local contract or a credit check.
06 — Travelers
Bought once, used in four time zones.
Placeholder reviews — replace with verified customer feedback before launch.
“Installed it on the plane, had maps running before I cleared customs in Tokyo.”
Sarah M.
Australia — Tokyo, 9 days
“Four countries in three weeks on one profile. I never thought about connectivity once.”
Diego R.
Spain — Southeast Asia, 21 days
“Hotspot for the laptop worked everywhere. Client calls from Seoul went through clean.”
Priya N.
Singapore — Seoul, 5 days
07 — Travel guides
Read before you fly.
Short, practical guides on getting online abroad.
Destinations
Best eSIM for Japan
What to buy for a week in Tokyo, and why pocket Wi-Fi is no longer worth the deposit.
Aug 18, 20266 min read
Read guideDestinations
How to get internet in Korea
Seoul has the fastest mobile network most travelers will ever use. Here is how to plug into it.
Aug 4, 20265 min read
Read guideDestinations
Best travel eSIM for Europe
One profile for a multi-country trip, and when a single-country plan is still cheaper.
Jul 21, 20267 min read
Read guide08 — Questions
Everything travelers ask us.
The short answers. The full list lives in the help centre.
An eSIM is a SIM card built into your phone as software. Instead of collecting a plastic card, you download a profile and your phone connects to a local network. Your normal SIM stays in place, so your home number keeps working while the eSIM carries your data abroad.
Most phones released since 2019 do: iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, and many mid-range Android models. Your phone also has to be carrier-unlocked. On iPhone, dial *#06# — if you see an EID number, your phone supports eSIM.
After you pay we email a QR code. Open your phone settings, add an eSIM, scan the code, and the profile downloads over Wi-Fi in about a minute. The full steps for iPhone and Android are on your order page.
Yes, and we recommend it. Install it at home while you have Wi-Fi. The profile sits dormant and only connects once you arrive and switch it on, so nothing is used up in the meantime.
The clock starts the first time the eSIM connects to a network in your destination, not when you buy it. A 7-day plan bought three weeks before a trip still gives you seven full days from landing.
Ticket booked, passport packed. Now the eSIM.
Pick a destination, scan once, land online. Your next trip does not need a phone shop.