Compare every RoamMore eSIM plan

96 RoamMore plans exit to the internet in the country they are for, so websites see a local IP address: plans for Australia, Brazil, Israel, Japan, Singapore and United States. Most travel eSIMs route through a hub in another country (Singapore, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom or the Netherlands), which is why a Japan eSIM can show a Hong Kong IP. Filter by Local IP on the board, or see every local IP plan.

IP breakout is where your data leaves the mobile network for the internet. It decides the IP address and the country websites, banks and streaming services see, and it adds distance: a plan that breaks out in your own country is usually quicker to answer than one that sends your data to another continent first. The Exit column shows it for every plan, as the supplier states it; UK/NO means it can exit in either.

On RoamMore's unlimited daily plans the speed after the day's full speed data is stated per plan: 502 plans keep 1 Mbps, 593 keep 500 to 512 kbps and 238 drop to 384 kbps. At 1 Mbps maps, messages and voice calls work; under 500 kbps count on maps and messages. The full speed comes back 24 hours after the eSIM first connected.

Almost every RoamMore plan starts when it first connects to a network in a country it covers, so you can install it at home before you fly. 60 plans start when you install them instead (the 100MB trials); this page marks them Starts on install and asks you to confirm before buying one.

The lowest price per GB before any code is US$0.73: 50GB, 30 days on the Turkey plan for US$36.40. The board sorts every plan by price per GB after the code on now, so set your destination, the data you need and how long you are away, and the cheapest plan that fits is at the top.

A fixed plan's price divided by its data. An unlimited daily plan's one day price divided by that day's full speed data, so it compares with a fixed plan honestly and ignores the slower data after the cap. With a promo code the price is the one checkout charges: the discount rounded to the cent, then taken off.