How Endless unlimited data works
- Full speed every day. Your daily allowance on local 4G, and 5G where offered.
- Then cruising speed. You stay online at your plan's speed until it refills. No cut-off, no top ups.
- Refills every 24 hours. Counted from when you first connect there.
Where are you landing?
When will you be there?
No dates yet? Pick how many days.
Longer trips cost less each day.
How much full speed a day?
Your Endless pass lands here.
An unlimited travel eSIM with one trip price
Endless is RoamMore's unlimited travel eSIM. Pick where you land, your dates and how much full speed data you want each day, and you get one price for the whole trip. Every day the full speed amount refills; between refills the eSIM cruises at a stated speed, 1 Mbps where our supplier offers it, so it never cuts off. It covers 223 destinations, from 1 to 60 days, installs by QR code or link before you fly, and a real person in Auckland answers your email or WhatsApp.
Before you pay: unlimited travel eSIM questions
What does unlimited mean on an Endless eSIM?
When you buy, you pick one amount of full speed data for every day, from 0.3GB to 10GB depending on the destination. When the day's amount is used, the eSIM keeps working at its cruising speed until the amount refills, every 24 hours counted from when you first connect there. Nothing cuts off and there is nothing to top up, so you cannot run out.
What is the cruising speed, and what does it feel like?
Every size has one cruising speed, shown under the slider and on your pass before you pay: 1 Mbps wherever our supplier offers it (136 of the 218 destinations with a 1GB size), otherwise 512 kbps, 500 kbps or 384 kbps, and we sell nothing slower. It is the most the eSIM runs at between refills; a busy network can be slower. At 1 Mbps, maps, messages, music, WhatsApp calls and video calls keep working; HD video waits for the refill. At 500 kbps or more but under 1 Mbps, WhatsApp voice calls still work but video calls do not. Under 500 kbps, count on maps and messages.
How is the trip price worked out?
One price for the whole trip, from 1 to 60 days, counting the day you land and the day you leave. The first day costs the full per day price and every day after it costs less. At 1GB a day, Japan, the United States, Thailand, Indonesia, Australia and South Korea are US$14.50 for 7 days, US$27.00 for 14 (not 14 times the per day price, US$53.20) and US$55.40 for 30; Europe (33 areas) is US$13.10, US$24.20 and US$49.40; New Zealand is US$17.30, US$32.60 and US$67.40. All prices are in US dollars and the exact price shows on your pass before you pay.
Which destinations have unlimited plans?
223 destinations on 27 September 2026: most countries, plus regional eSIMs for Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Africa and the Middle East. Type a country, a region or an airport code in step 1. A country with no plan of its own lists the regional eSIMs that cover it. Fixed plans, networks and coverage for each country are on the destination pages.
What should I compare before buying an unlimited eSIM?
Three things, and Endless shows all three on your pass before you pay. The price for your exact trip: one price for any length from 1 to 60 days. How much full speed data you get each day: you choose it when you buy, from 0.3GB to 10GB depending on the destination. The speed after that: each size has one stated cruising speed, 1 Mbps where our supplier offers it and never under 384 kbps. Compare allowance to allowance and length to length.
Should I buy a fixed data plan or an unlimited one?
If you know roughly how much data you use, a fixed plan is often cheaper, and Endless shows you one under Standby options whenever a fixed plan lasts the trip, covers at least three quarters of the full speed data your trip would use and saves 25% or more. If you stream or just do not want to watch a meter, Endless is the simpler buy: at 1GB a day it covers about 6 hours of social and web or 3 hours of video calls at full speed, and everything else at cruising speed.
When do my days start, and can I add days later?
The days start when the eSIM first connects to a network in the destination, not when you buy, so install it at home up to 180 days before you fly and it sits ready. Days cannot be added to a live Endless eSIM yet, so cover every day you are there: the day you land and the day you leave both count.
Can I hotspot my laptop?
Yes, sharing your connection works like it does at home. Hotspot data counts toward the day's full speed amount, then cruises with everything else. You get local 4G, and 5G where the network offers it; your pass names the local networks before you pay.
Do I keep my own number?
Yes. The eSIM is data only and sits beside your home SIM, so texts and bank codes still reach your number and WhatsApp works as before. See keeping your number with an eSIM.
Does it work on my phone, and what if my plans change?
Most phones from 2018 on take an eSIM. Dial *#06#: an EID on screen means your phone is ready (see which phones support eSIM). If it turns out it cannot, or your plans change, you get a full refund within 30 days of purchase as long as the eSIM has not been installed. You can install it right after checkout, with a copy by email, and a real person in Auckland answers email and WhatsApp within a day.
