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How It Works
If you want to purchase an eSIM plan, follow these steps to activate it.
Choose an eSIM destination for your trip
Choose an eSIM destination for your trip and instantly access affordable mobile data plans tailored to your travel needs
Purchase a Plan
Securely complete your payment for the eSIM and get instant access to your mobile data plan.
Scan the eSIM QR code for activated eSIM & enjoy
Scan the eSIM QR code to activate your plan instantly. Once activated, you're all set to enjoy seamless connectivity wherever you go.
United States eSIM
American travel is built around distance. Rental cars, domestic flights, national parks hours from the nearest town — and almost every practical step, from mobile boarding passes to parking payments, now assumes you are online. A USA eSIM covers that without international roaming charges from your home carrier.
Install the profile before departure and it activates when you land, whether that is JFK, LAX, O'Hare or Miami. Immigration queues are a good moment to have working data: rideshare pickup zones at US airports are notoriously badly signposted, and most now require the app to tell you which curb to stand on.
We list 82 United States plans from $0.95. Daily bundles suit a short city trip; 30-day and longer packages fit a road trip or an extended stay. If Canada or Mexico are also on the route, check a North America regional plan rather than separate country plans.
Networks and coverage
All 82 of our United States plans include 5G, falling back to 4G/LTE. Coverage is strong across cities, interstates and suburban areas. The genuine gaps are rural: stretches of Nevada, Montana and Wyoming, and much of the interior of the larger national parks, where no carrier performs well.
These eSIM plans provide mobile data and do not include standard calls or SMS. Keep your regular SIM available for verification codes and use internet messaging apps over data. 48 packages are reloadable, useful on a longer trip where data use is hard to predict.