Choosing & pricing
Pick the right plan — eSIM vs local SIM vs roaming, pricing, and how much data to buy.
What Europe’s big carriers charge for data in Switzerland, the UK, Turkey, the US, Egypt and Thailand, the €50 safety cut-off, and how to avoid a surprise bill.
Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone and Orange now sell travel eSIMs to anyone. How they compare with day passes and other eSIMs, and what the law caps.
Passport originals, face scans and re-checks when you change phones. Which countries make you register a SIM in 2026, and why a travel eSIM sits outside it.
Türkiye blocks the eSIM shops, India took the apps down, and an eSIM needs internet to install. Where buying on arrival fails, and what to do instead.
Two of those three brands are now one network. What each charges for Asia roaming in 2026, and the trips where paying them beats a travel eSIM.
A fixed bucket is cheaper per gigabyte; a metered balance only charges for what you use. The honest math on which one wins, trip by trip.
Most travel data dies with its validity window; unused gigabytes are money spent on nothing. What changes when the balance carries to your next trip.
We just launched unlimited data eSIMs. Here's what unlimited actually means, how the daily high-speed allowance works, and when it beats a fixed-GB plan.
Queue, passport and cash at the arrivals counter, or one tap on an eSIM you set up at home? Cost, time, hassle, and when the counter still wins.
Renting a pocket Wi-Fi versus using a travel eSIM: the honest comparison on cost, hassle, battery and sharing, and the one case where pocket Wi-Fi still wins.
Regional plans, monthly top-ups and a dual-SIM home line, the connectivity setup that holds up for weeks or months of nomad life and remote work.
What a free travel eSIM actually is, how to spot the catches, and how to claim a genuinely free 100 MB eSIM on us, one per account.