Tell us where and for how long.
We'll find the right eSIM and name the price.
Three steps, all before departure
An eSIM works on the networks of the country you are travelling to — it is a local plan, not your operator's roaming.
Tell us where and for how long
A country or a region, the length of the trip and the amount of data. We work out the price per gigabyte instead of showing a list.
Choose one of three options
Your choice, a cheaper one and an alternative. The terms are on the card: the allowance, the validity, what happens once it runs out.
Install the eSIM from a QR code
The profile is on the phone in a minute. Your main SIM keeps working — the internet goes through the eSIM.
Who we are and what happens to the money
AskeSIM is an independent showcase: we bring the plans of eSIM operators into one catalogue and show the price per gigabyte, so that they can be compared.
Short answers
Do I have to take my main SIM out?
No. The main SIM works as usual — calls and texts stay on it, and mobile internet switches to the eSIM.
What is the difference between Lite, Essential and Plus?
They are unlimited plans with different daily allowances at full speed and different speeds after the allowance. Once the allowance is used the internet is not switched off — it keeps working more slowly. Both figures are shown on the plan's card and come from the operator's data.
When does the validity start?
On most plans it starts when the eSIM first connects to a supported network and not on the date of purchase, which is why the profile is usually installed at home in advance. The rule belongs to the plan, so check the plan's own before you install it.
Does my phone support eSIM?
Whether an eSIM works depends on the model of the phone and not on the plan. The models support became common with are listed in the guide: Devices that support eSIM