Most rankings of the best eSIM providers for Europe tell you who won without telling you how they decided. This comparison of the best eSIM providers for Europe makes every weighting visible before presenting the winner. This one does the opposite: the methodology and the weightings are published before the results, every input comes from the providers’ own official pages, and you can recalculate the whole table yourself if you disagree with my weights.
Eleven companies were audited in August 2026 across six criteria. The headline result surprised me: the winner isn’t the biggest brand or the one with the loudest marketing. Ubigi scores 9.45 out of 10 — on reach, price and the willingness to publish an exact fair-use number — ahead of Jetpac at 9.18 and GigSky at 8.60. And because discount codes genuinely reorder the cheapest-plan table, there’s a section showing the ranking before and after them.
⚡ The scorecard at a glance
🥇 Ubigi 9.45 — widest reach (55 via Extended) · cheapest 10GB €15 · publishes exact FUP · one-off, monthly & annual
🥈 Jetpac 9.18 — 43 countries · unlimited hotspot · apps keep working free after data ends
🥉 GigSky 8.60 — 49 destinations · 3.5GB/day full speed · free 500MB trial
4️⃣ Breeze 8.52 — price leader: 10GB €14.95 · 7d unlimited €18.95
5️⃣ Nomad 8.51 — 50GB €30.60 (€0.61/GB) · no hotspot cap on fixed plans
6️⃣ Airalo 8.48 — 42 countries · unlimited tethering, no device limit · 180-day plans
7️⃣ SimOptions 8.37 — the only European phone number · best €/GB at €0.38
8️⃣ Saily 7.84 · 9️⃣ Maya 7.70 · 🔟 Yesim 7.49 · 1️⃣1️⃣ Holafly 6.99
⚠️ Apply the codes before you compare: they move Ubigi and Yesim above Breeze on a 10GB plan.
The Methodology: How These Providers Were Scored
💰 Value — 25%. Cheapest 10GB over 30 days and cheapest 7-day unlimited, in euros, plus cost per gigabyte on the provider’s best large plan.
🗺️ Coverage — 20%. European destinations on the widest plan the provider sells, with a note when the cheap plan covers fewer.
📶 Hotspot & sharing — 15%. Whether tethering has a separate cap, a device limit, or is uncapped within the plan.
🔍 Fair-use transparency — 15%. Whether the provider publishes an exact daily or total full-speed allowance. Publishing a number scores full marks even if the number is small; publishing nothing scores low.
🔄 Flexibility — 15%. Range of durations and plan types, top-ups, subscriptions, reusable profiles, sub-regional options.
⭐ Unique extras — 10%. Features no competitor matches.
What is deliberately not scored: network speed. Every travel eSIM rides the same national carriers, so “faster provider” claims usually measure which partner network you landed on, not the brand. Currency conversions for Saily and Maya use approximately 1 EUR = 1.14 USD; the European Central Bank publishes the official daily reference rate if you want to check the current figure.
The Scorecard: All 11 Providers, Scored
| # | Provider | Score | Value 25% | Coverage 20% | Hotspot 15% | Transparency 15% | Flexibility 15% | Extras 10% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ubigi | 9.45 | 9.5 | 10.0 | 8.5 | 10.0 | 10.0 | 8.0 |
| 2 | Jetpac | 9.18 | 8.4 | 9.0 | 10.0 | 10.0 | 8.5 | 10.0 |
| 3 | GigSky | 8.60 | 7.8 | 9.5 | 8.0 | 10.0 | 8.0 | 8.5 |
| 4 | Breeze | 8.52 | 9.8 | 7.6 | 9.0 | 8.0 | 9.0 | 6.5 |
| 5 | Nomad | 8.51 | 9.0 | 7.8 | 9.5 | 8.5 | 8.0 | 8.0 |
| 6 | Airalo | 8.48 | 8.2 | 8.9 | 10.0 | 7.5 | 8.5 | 7.5 |
| 7 | SimOptions | 8.37 | 8.6 | 9.2 | 8.5 | 6.5 | 7.5 | 10.0 |
| 8 | Saily | 7.84 | 6.2 | 7.6 | 8.5 | 10.0 | 7.0 | 9.5 |
| 9 | Maya Mobile | 7.70 | 8.8 | 8.5 | 8.5 | 6.0 | 5.5 | 8.0 |
| 10 | Yesim | 7.49 | 9.4 | 7.2 | 6.5 | 5.5 | 8.0 | 7.0 |
| 11 | Holafly | 6.99 | 7.2 | 7.2 | 4.5 | 5.0 | 9.5 | 9.0 |
How to read this. The spread between first and eleventh is only 2.46 points. These are all functional providers, and none of them should leave you offline. The table shows where each company concentrates its strengths.
Ubigi wins by having no weak column. Jetpac and Airalo max out hotspot because neither caps tethering separately. Yesim posts the second-best value score but the third-worst transparency because it does not publish a daily allowance.
Holafly finishes last despite a 9.5 on flexibility and 9.0 on extras. Its score is pulled down by the 1GB-per-day hotspot cap and the absence of a published speed threshold. Change the weights and you change the winner, which is exactly why the weights are published.
The Discount-Code Effect: The Ranking Changes at Checkout
Here’s something most comparisons of the best eSIM providers for Europe leave out entirely. For the best eSIM providers for Europe, the price that matters is the checkout total after any valid code. Discount codes aren’t a footnote — they reorder the cheapest-plan table, and comparing shelf prices while holding a code in your hand gives you the wrong answer.
| 10GB / 30 days — list price | Same plans — after the codes on this page | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Breeze Europe Lite | €14.95 | 1. Ubigi | €13.50 | −10% ANDREONDIGITAL |
| 2. Ubigi Europe | €15.00 | 2. Yesim | €13.60 | −15% ANDREONDIGITAL |
| 3. Yesim Europe & UK | €16.00 | 3. Breeze Europe Lite | €14.95 | no code available |
| 4. Nomad Europe | €20.11 | 4. Nomad Europe | €17.09 | −15% ANDRE15 |
| 5. Jetpac Europe | €21.00 | 5. Airalo EU+UK | €18.70 | −15% ANDRE15 |
| 6. GigSky Europe | €21.37 | 6. Jetpac Europe | €18.90 | −10% ANDREONDIGITAL |
| 7. Airalo EU+UK | €22.00 | 7. GigSky Europe | €21.37 | no code available |
Full-Speed Allowance: What Each Provider Publishes
Fair-use policy is where providers differ most and advertise least. Comparing the best eSIM providers for Europe therefore requires checking the full-speed allowance, not just the word “unlimited”. This table lists exactly what each company publishes for its Europe unlimited plans — and the honest gaps.
| Provider | Published full-speed allowance | After the threshold | Transparency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saily (15–30 day plans) | 5GB per day — the most generous daily figure published | Up to 1 Mbps | ✅ Exact |
| GigSky | 3.5GB per day | Reduced until daily reset | ✅ Exact |
| Airalo | 3GB per day | ≈1 Mbps | ✅ Exact |
| Jetpac | 3GB every 24 hours | Up to 1 Mbps | ✅ Exact |
| Saily (7 & 10 day plans) | 3GB per day | Up to 1 Mbps | ✅ Exact |
| Ubigi | 60GB total on the 30-day plan (25GB on the 7-day) | 2 Mbps — the highest floor here | ✅ Exact |
| Breeze | Premium Unlimited 30GB/5d, 60GB/10d, 90GB/15d · day plans 1GB per 24h | Reduced until reset | ⚠️ Published, but the page doesn’t map every price to a structure |
| Nomad | ≈2GB per day — the tightest published figure | ≈512 kbps–2 Mbps by plan | ✅ Exact |
| Holafly | No fixed number published — says reductions are temporary, normally no more than a day | Not specified | ❌ None |
| Yesim | No daily number published | Not specified | ❌ None |
| Maya Mobile | Markets “no data cap and no throttling” | N/A per its own page | ⚠️ A claim, not a number |
| SimOptions | Follows the underlying operator (Orange, Bouygues, O2) | Per operator terms | ⚠️ Read the product card |
Provider Profiles: Who Each Company Actually Is
The scorecard tells you the ranking. To understand the best eSIM providers for Europe, these profiles show what sits behind each brand — ownership, structure, prices in euros, and the one thing only that provider does.
Ubigi is owned by the NTT group, one of the world’s largest telecom companies — which is why it behaves less like a startup and more like a carrier. It’s the only company here selling one-off plans, monthly subscriptions and annual prepaid allowances on the same account, and its profile is reusable: keep it installed after the trip and buy a new plan next time, no new QR code.
It also publishes the numbers others hide — 60GB at full speed on the 30-day unlimited, then 2 Mbps rather than the usual 1 Mbps — and it’s the only provider with dedicated Isle of Man & Channel Islands and Scandinavia & Baltic plans, the latter selling 10GB for just €12.
Europe prices: 500MB/2d €2 · 3GB €7 · 10GB €15 · 25GB €29 · 50GB €54 · unlimited 7d €23 · 15d €38 · 30d €62 · monthly from €7 · annual 24GB €24. Europe Extended (55 destinations) costs considerably more: 10GB €35, unlimited 7d €49.
Ubigi eSIM Review: What Travelers Should Know
This Ubigi video shows the provider experience in practice, including how its eSIM setup and travel data approach work before a Europe trip.
Use the walkthrough together with the prices and fair-use details above, then confirm your exact country list and plan terms before checkout.
Jetpac is backed by Circles.Life, an established telecom operator, and it’s the only provider here that officially advertises unlimited hotspot — no separate tethering allowance at all. Combined with 43 European countries, that makes it the strongest single answer for anyone sharing a connection with family or a laptop.
Its signature feature is the best failure mode in the category: on packs of 3GB and above, WhatsApp, Uber, Grab and Google Maps keep working free even after your data runs out. Your gigabytes dying in a taxi queue stops being a crisis. Unactivated packs stay valid three months.
Europe prices: 1GB/4d €4 · 5GB/30d €15.50 · 10GB €21 · 15GB €26 · 30GB €28.50 and 40GB €33.50 on sale · unlimited 3d €12.50 · 7d €26 · 30d €63 (3GB every 24h at full speed).
Jetpac eSIM Review: Hotspot and Europe Travel
This Jetpac video gives a practical look at the service, which is especially relevant if you plan to share data with a laptop, tablet or travel companion.
The main advantage remains its officially unlimited hotspot policy, but always verify the destination list and current plan allowance for your route.
GigSky lists 49 European destinations on its standard Europe plan — the widest single list here without paying for a premium tier — and publishes the most generous per-day allowance among fixed-price unlimited plans at 3.5GB. It’s also the only provider offering a genuine free 500MB Europe trial, which makes it the zero-risk way to watch an eSIM install and activate before trusting one with a real trip.
Its second distinguishing product is a Cruise + Land range priced for maritime coverage — expensive per gigabyte (€28.99 for 1GB over 7 days) because it works while you’re actually sailing, unlike land-based cruise plans that only work in port.
Europe prices: 500MB free trial · 1GB €3.99 · 3GB €7.59 · 10GB €21.37 · 20GB/60d €41.32 · 50GB/90d €64.59 · unlimited 1d €3.49 · 7d €24.69 · 30d €63.64.
GigSky eSIM Review: Coverage, Trial and Unlimited Data
This GigSky video helps you see how the app and eSIM experience work, including why the free trial can be useful before committing to a larger Europe plan.
After watching, compare the daily full-speed allowance and check whether your itinerary needs standard land coverage or a separate cruise product.
Breeze wins the value column outright: 10GB for €14.95 and seven-day unlimited for €18.95 on its Europe Lite tier are the lowest list prices in this audit, and tethering is included free on every plan. It sells three separate Europe tiers, which is both its strength and its trap.
Europe Lite prices: 1GB €4.95 · 3GB €6.95 · 5GB €8.95 · 10GB €14.95 · 20GB €23.95 · 50GB €38.95 · 100GB €52.95 · unlimited 1d €4.95 · 7d €18.95 · 30d €52.95. Premium Unlimited allowances: 30GB/5d, 60GB/10d, 90GB/15d.
Breeze eSIM Review: Choosing the Right Europe Plan
This Breeze video explains the service in a practical way and is useful because Breeze offers several Europe tiers with very different prices and destination lists.
Before buying, open the exact country list for Europe Lite or EU+ so you do not pay more for coverage you will not use.
Nomad’s sale pricing gives it the best big-plan value in Europe: 50GB at €30.60 works out at €0.61 per gigabyte, and 20GB at €23.61 covers most two-week trips. The structural detail that matters: fixed-data plans carry no separate hotspot allowance and no daily throttle, so that 50GB is 50GB of shareable full-speed data — more than any unlimited plan here delivers at full speed in a week. New users also get a 1GB free trial across 76 destinations, no card required.
Europe 35 prices: 1GB €4.81 · 3GB €10.49 · 10GB €20.11 · 20GB €23.61 (was €32.35) · 50GB €30.60 (was €41.97) · unlimited 5d €16.61 · 10d €29.73.
Nomad eSIM Review: Fixed Data for Europe
This Nomad video shows how the eSIM works and why its large fixed-data plans can be a better fit than an unlimited plan for many Europe trips.
The key is to choose the correct Europe region and compare fixed data against Nomad unlimited, which has a daily full-speed threshold.
Airalo’s Eurolink covers 42 European countries, including the non-EU destinations most plans skip, and its app — available in 53 languages — is the one I recommend to anyone installing a first eSIM. On sharing it’s as permissive as Jetpac: unlimited tethering with no limit on connected devices. It also sells the longest validity in this audit: 50GB over 90 days at €90.50 and 100GB over 180 days at €167, which removes the monthly repurchase cycle for long stays.
Eurolink prices: 1GB €5 · 10GB €28 · 20GB €43.50 · 50GB €63.50 · unlimited 3d €10.50 · 7d €24.50 · 30d €64 (3GB/day). EU+UK: 1GB €4 · 10GB €22 · 50GB €44.50 · unlimited 7d €21.50 · 30d €52.50.
Airalo eSIM Review: Eurolink and EU+UK Explained
This Airalo video gives a practical view of installation and use, helping you understand the difference between buying a broad regional plan and a cheaper, narrower option.
Check whether Eurolink or EU+UK covers every stop on your itinerary and confirm when your chosen package activates.
SimOptions isn’t a network brand — it’s a marketplace reselling real operator eSIMs, and that structure gives it the one thing no travel eSIM here can match: a genuine European phone number with calls and SMS. If you’ve ever had a booking fail because a hostel, car rental or bank wouldn’t send an SMS to a non-EU number, this is the fix.
It also holds the best cost per gigabyte in the entire audit: Bouygues Telecom’s My European 120GB at €45.90 = €0.38/GB, on 5G across 44 countries, with a number included. The trade-off is transparency — fair-use terms follow whichever operator sits behind each product, so read the individual card.
Key prices: Europe 5GB €9.90 · Bouygues Travel Basic 15GB €15.90 · O2 Go Card 10GB €21.90 (with calls) · Bouygues Travel Basic+ 20GB €21.90 (calls) · Europe unlimited 7d €24.90 · Orange Holiday Zen 20GB €28.90 (calls) · Bouygues 30GB €32.90 · 60GB €39.90 · 120GB €45.90 · Orange Holiday Europe 50GB €49.90 · 100GB €55.90.
SimOptions eSIM Review: Data, Calls and SMS
This SimOptions video is especially relevant for travelers who need more than data, because some operator eSIMs include a European number, calls and SMS.
Read the individual product card carefully, since coverage, hotspot rules and fair-use terms depend on the underlying operator.
Saily comes from the NordVPN team, and it shows: ad blocker, web protection against malicious sites and virtual location are included, which no other provider here offers at any price. If you work from hotel and café Wi-Fi, that’s a real feature rather than a marketing bullet.
Europe prices (official USD, ≈EUR at 1.14): 1GB/7d $4.99 (≈€4.38) · 3GB $12.49 (≈€10.96) · 10GB $35.99 (≈€31.57) · 50GB/90d $95.99 (≈€84.20) · unlimited 10d $35.99 (≈€31.57) · 15d $49.99 (≈€43.85) · 30d $71.99 (≈€63.15). Purchases currently earn 3% in Saily Credits.
Saily eSIM Review: Europe Data and Security Features
This Saily video shows the app experience and the extra security tools built around the eSIM, including features designed for travelers using public Wi-Fi.
For longer unlimited plans, compare the published daily allowance because Saily gives more full-speed data on its 15 to 30-day options.
Maya has changed shape, and any guide still listing its old Europe packages is out of date. Its Europe page now sells only the Universal eSIM — unlimited data across 165+ countries and 20+ cruise lines, with hotspot included and, per its current page, no data cap and no throttling. That makes it the cheapest 7-day unlimited in this audit at ≈€17.54, while covering the whole world rather than a European region.
Its other distinguishing feature suits planners: you choose the activation date at checkout, so a trip booked months ahead can’t accidentally start its clock early. The plan also renews while Travel Mode stays enabled.
Prices (official USD, ≈EUR at 1.14): unlimited 3d $9.99 (≈€8.76) · 7d $19.99 (≈€17.54) · 14d $27.99 (≈€24.55) · 30d $49.99 (≈€43.85).
Maya Mobile eSIM Review: Unlimited Travel Data
This Maya Mobile video gives a closer look at its unlimited travel eSIM and why the broad multi-country coverage can suit trips that continue beyond Europe.
Confirm your activation date, destination coverage and current checkout currency before purchasing, since pricing may be shown in US dollars.
Nobody gets you online in Europe for less. Yesim sells 1GB valid 30 days for €2.20 and a full day of unlimited data for €3 — both the cheapest of their kind here — and its larger plans carry the steepest discounts in the audit (30GB at €25 against a listed €66). It also gives you 180 days to activate, the longest window here, plus 5% cashback in Ycoins and 10% off when buying two or more eSIMs.
Europe & UK prices: 1GB/30d €2.20 · 5GB €10 · 10GB €16 · 20GB €20 · 30GB €25 · unlimited 1d €3 · 7d €21 · 15d €33 · 30d €56. Balkans plan (11 countries) sold separately, 10GB €21.
Yesim eSIM Review: Low-Cost Europe Plans
This Yesim video shows the buying and setup experience, which is useful for travelers comparing its low entry prices and short unlimited options.
The prices can be attractive after the discount code, but check hotspot rules and fair-use details because no exact daily full-speed figure is published.
This is the provider I’ve used most — across Portugal, Turkey and Thailand — and it finishes last on this particular scorecard, which is worth explaining rather than hiding. Holafly is genuinely excellent at one job: unlimited data on your own phone with nothing to count, configurable from 1 to 90 days, plus Always On, which leaves 1GB of free backup data on your account every month for life. It also runs six separate Europe-directed products, including Balkans, Scandinavia and two cruise plans.
Europe prices (33 countries, unlimited): 1d €3.79 · 3d €11.37 · 5d €18.50 · 7d €25.50 · 10d €33.90 · 15d €46.90 · 30d €68.90. Sub-regional: Balkans (5), Scandinavia (5), Eastern Europe (3), plus Europe and Mediterranean cruise plans.
Holafly eSIM Review: Unlimited Data in Europe
This Holafly video gives a practical look at its unlimited-data experience and the simple day-based plan structure used for Europe travel.
Holafly is strongest for solo use on your own phone, while travelers who need heavy hotspot sharing should compare the daily tethering limit first.
How to Choose Between the Best eSIM Providers for Europe
The scorecard produces an overall winner, but choosing among the best eSIM providers for Europe depends on your route, trip length and data-sharing needs. Almost nobody needs an overall winner — you need the one that fits your specific trip. Here’s the shortcut.
| Your situation | Provider | Why | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard EU trip, want the safest all-round pick | Ubigi | No weak column · publishes its FUP · reusable profile | 10GB €15 |
| Sharing with family or a laptop | Jetpac or Airalo | Unlimited hotspot, no device cap, 3GB/day full speed | €21 / €22 |
| Absolute lowest price | Breeze Europe Lite | Cheapest 10GB and cheapest 7-day unlimited at list price | €14.95 / €18.95 |
| Lowest price after codes | Ubigi or Yesim | 10% and 15% off move them ahead of Breeze | €13.50 / €13.60 |
| Heavy data, one month | Nomad 50GB | €0.61/GB, fully shareable, no daily ceiling | €30.60 |
| Long trip, want the most fast data | Saily 30-day | 5GB/day = ~150GB full speed ≈ €0.42/GB | ≈€63.15 |
| Need a European number, calls & SMS | SimOptions | The only route — real operator eSIMs | from €21.90 |
| Balkans, Turkey, Georgia on the route | Airalo Eurolink or Ubigi Extended | 42 and 55 destinations | from €5 / €8 |
| Just testing eSIM for the first time | GigSky or Nomad | Free 500MB trial · free 1GB trial | Free |
| One day, one city | Yesim | Cheapest single day of unlimited data | €3 |
| Trip continues beyond Europe | Maya Mobile | 165+ countries, cheapest 7-day unlimited | ≈€17.54 |
| Unlimited on your own phone, zero admin | Holafly | 1–90 day flexibility, Always On for life | from €3.79/day |
| Working from public Wi-Fi | Saily | Ad blocker, web protection, virtual location | ≈€10.96/3GB |
| Cruising the Mediterranean | Holafly (in port) or GigSky (at sea) | Land networks vs maritime coverage — different products | €23.90 / €28.99 |
Before You Buy: Four Checks That Save Money
1. Check whether your provider sells a cheaper second Europe plan. Four of these companies do, and the price gaps are large: Breeze charges 110% more on EU+ than Europe Lite for one extra country; Ubigi’s Extended is 133% more than standard Europe for 10GB; Nomad’s Europe 36 is 67% more than Europe 35 for 20GB and drops Gibraltar and San Marino; Airalo’s Eurolink is 43% more than EU+UK for 50GB. Open the cheap plan’s country list first.
2. Install before you fly, and check when the clock starts. Most plans begin on first connection at the destination, but Holafly advises installing regional plans no earlier than a day before departure, some Airalo packages start at installation, Nomad auto-activates unused eSIMs around day 60, Ubigi starts immediately if you’re already in Europe, and Jetpac asks you to keep the line off until you land. Full walkthrough: How to Activate an eSIM for Europe.
3. Confirm your phone supports eSIM. Settings → About → look for an EID number. Most phones from 2018 onward qualify, but some regional variants ship without it. Full list: eSIM Compatible Phones 2026.
4. Keep your home SIM active, roaming off. Dual SIM lets your own number keep receiving calls and bank codes while the eSIM carries data — as long as you turn off data roaming on the home line and disable automatic data switching. If speeds drop mid-trip, it’s usually a setting or a fair-use cap: Slow eSIM Internet in Europe? 8 Fixes.
FAQ — Best eSIM Providers for Europe 2026
Final Verdict
After scoring eleven companies on published facts, the ranking of the best eSIM providers for Europe comes down to this: the best eSIM providers for Europe are separated less by basic connectivity than by the trade-offs they make on coverage, price, sharing and disclosure. Ubigi wins because it has no weak column, combining near-top coverage through Europe Extended, the cheapest mainstream 10GB plan and an exact published fair-use threshold.
Jetpac follows for travelers who share data, while GigSky leads on standard-plan coverage. Breeze wins at list price, Nomad on large fixed-data value, Saily on published full-speed allowance and SimOptions when a real European number matters.
But the scorecard’s real lesson is that the spread from first to eleventh is under 2.5 points. Every provider here will get you online across Europe. What changes is which trade-off you’re accepting — and the sections above exist so you can pick the trade-off deliberately rather than by advertising.
🏁 The August 2026 picks
🥇 Best overall → Ubigi · 10GB €15 · annual €24 · publishes its FUP · ANDREONDIGITAL −10%
📶 Best for sharing → Jetpac · unlimited hotspot · 43 countries · ANDREONDIGITAL −10%
🗺️ Widest standard coverage → GigSky · 49 destinations · 3.5GB/day · free trial
🪙 Cheapest list price → Breeze Europe Lite
· 10GB €14.95 · 7d unlimited €18.95
📦 Best big fixed plan → Nomad 50GB €30.60 (€0.61/GB, fully shareable) · ANDRE15 −15%
☎️ Need a phone number → SimOptions · from €21.90 with calls & SMS
🔒 Long trip + security → Saily · 5GB/day on 15–30 day plans · ANDREONDIGITAL −10%
This article contains affiliate links — if you buy through them I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. The scorecard is calculated from the published weightings above and does not account for commission: Breeze and GigSky rank third and fourth on value and coverage respectively with no discount code available through this site, and Holafly — the provider I’ve used most personally — finishes last.
All figures were audited on each provider’s own official Europe pages in August 2026, including the promotional prices they display; “was” prices are the crossed-out figures shown by the provider. Prices are shown in euros (€) where the provider publishes euro pricing.
Saily and Maya Mobile quote US dollars only. Their euro figures are conversions at approximately 1 EUR = 1.14 USD, marked “≈”. Both sites can display other currencies, so your checkout total may differ, as may your card’s rate and any foreign-transaction fee.
Scores reflect published facts — country counts, prices, fair-use figures and hotspot policies — rather than network speed, which depends on the local carrier. Where a provider publishes no fair-use figure, it scores low on transparency instead of receiving an estimate. Country counts, plan structures and policies change without notice, so always confirm at checkout. I have personally used Holafly in Portugal, Turkey and Thailand, Nomad in Portugal and Airalo in Portugal; the remaining providers are assessed from their official documentation.
Last verified: August 2026
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