Travel eSIM Price Index.

The headline numbers

We price every travel eSIM brand that sells a plan for a country on the same day, for two weeks and for a month of unlimited data, and publish the result as a comparison post per country. This index puts all 196 countries in one place. Prices are in US dollars, collected 26 September 2026 to 28 September 2026.

Median price of two weeks of unlimited data, by brand

The middle price across every country where the brand sells two weeks of unlimited data. The brands do not sell in the same number of countries, so read the second column too.

How many countries each brand is cheapest in

Counted only where at least two brands sell the plan: 184 countries for two weeks, 185 for a month. A tie counts for both brands.

Cheapest and most expensive countries

The lowest price for two weeks of unlimited data is $12.99, at Ringo Light, in 2 countries: Slovenia, Turkey.

Average price per day, by region

The cheapest two weeks of unlimited data in each country, divided by its days, averaged over the region.

Where a rival beats Ringo Light

Ringo Light is our own product, so we say plainly where it loses. It is the cheapest two weeks of unlimited data in 168 of 184 countries. In these 16, another brand is cheaper:

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Every country

Tap a column to sort. Each country links to its comparison post, with every brand's plans, the fine print on unlimited, and the sources.

Download the full table as CSV, with every brand's two week price per country.

Use this data

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Download the CSV: one row per country, the cheapest two weeks and month of unlimited data with the brand, each brand's two week price, the day it was priced and the source post.

How the prices were collected

Each country has its own comparison post on our blog. For each one we looked up every brand that sells a plan for that country, on the same day, in US dollars: Airalo, Holafly, Saily, Nomad and Ubigi, plus Maya Mobile and a few others where they sell there. Prices come from each brand's own website, or from its listing on esimdb.com where the site would not show dollar prices; every post names its source and date for each brand. Ringo Light prices come from our own catalogue on the same day.

Two weeks means a plan of 12 to 16 days (most brands sell 15 days, Ringo Light sells 14), and a month means 28 to 31 days. Only unlimited plans count. A plan that gives a fixed amount of data and then slows down, such as 30 GB then 2 Mbps, is a data bucket and is left out. A plan sold as unlimited with a daily full speed allowance, such as 3 GB a day then 1 Mbps, stays in, and its post explains the limit. Where a brand sells no plan for the country itself, its regional or global plan that covers the country counts when the post lists it.

One post stands for each country; city guides that sell the same plan are not counted twice. Regional plans such as Europe or Global are not in the table. Prices change. The index is rebuilt from the posts every time the site is published, and the Priced on column shows the day each country was last priced.

Collected 26 September 2026 to 28 September 2026. Questions about the data: contact us.

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