Compare travel eSIM prices by country
Every price was read off a provider's own page and links back to it. Nothing here is estimated, modelled, or supplied by an affiliate feed.
- Countries
- 198
- Price-checked against rivals
- 194
- Against all four
- 152
- Prices last checked
- 2026-09-29 to 2026-10-12
- under $10
- $10–20
- $20–40
- $40+
- no 10 GB tier
- not covered
- hatched = one provider only
Shading shows the cheapest 10 GB / 30-day plan you can actually buy for that
country, whether that is a single-country plan or a regional pack that covers it —
whichever costs less.
Hatched countries have been checked against Easy Travel Data only. Their colour is
our own price, not a market low — another provider may well be cheaper there. Only
4 countries are in that state; the other 194 carry at least one
rival's price, and 152 have been checked against all four.
Every country on the map
Typing in the search box above filters this list too.
Price shown is the cheapest 10 GB / 30-day plan you can buy for that country. Countries marked regional have no plan of their own — a multi-country pack covers them.
No country matches that.
How these numbers are collected
From the seller's own page
Airalo and Holafly prices are read by software that opens each provider's own country page — on Airalo, every tab of it. Saily's pages refuse automated browsers, so they are read in a browser session we run ourselves. Easy Travel Data's prices come from its live catalogue. Every figure carries the link it came from — click any of them and check.
A run that comes back with fewer plans for any country than the last one is refused rather than published (the Airalo crawler first re-reads that country twice). That rule exists because a crawl once read only one tab of Airalo's pages and nothing noticed — see Corrections.
One week of travel, not one gigabyte
Providers don't sell the same thing. Airalo and Holafly sell unlimited data for N days; Saily and Easy Travel Data sell a fixed number of gigabytes. Comparing "per GB" across those is meaningless, so every row answers one question instead: what does it cost to cover a one-week trip?
Concretely, each provider's row is the cheapest plan it sells that lasts at least 7 days and gives at least 5 GB (or is unlimited). The 5 GB floor matters: without it a 1 GB week-long plan undercuts a 10 GB one on price while being useless for the same trip. Specs still differ between rows — read them, they're printed under every price. "Lowest price" is not the same as "best value."
Country plans and regional packs
Most countries have no single-country plan on sale anywhere — Germany and Spain included. What covers them is a regional pack: one eSIM good across 34 European countries, say. Those count here, because they're what you'd actually buy for that trip, but the card always names the pack and how many countries it spans. Only 82 of 198 countries have a plan of their own.
What this map does not tell you
194 of 198 countries carry at least one rival's price, but only 152 have been checked against all four — Saily publishes prices for far fewer destinations than Airalo or Holafly. For the remaining 4, the price shown is Easy Travel Data's alone: it is not a market low, and those countries are hatched on the map and say so on their card. Speed, network partner and throttling policy are not compared here at all.
Prices go stale
Prices on this site were read 2026-09-29 to 2026-10-12; each provider is read on its own schedule, and the date for every row is in the data. Competitor prices move without notice. Anything older than 45 days is dropped from this site rather than shown with a stale date — a missing row is better than a confident wrong one.