Best unlimited eSIM for Turkey: five brands compared

The best unlimited eSIM for Turkey depends on how much full speed data you use a day. When we checked on 15 October 2026, at about 1GB a day RoamMore's Endless cost less than every unlimited plan we found, for a week, for two weeks and for a month. At 2GB a day Endless cost less than every week in the table, and it also cost less for a month. At 3GB a day Endless still cost less than Airalo's and Jetpac's week. So decide your daily amount first, then pick the plan.

RoamMore wrote this page and sells Endless, so read it with that in mind. Every rival price below was read on the brand's own Turkey page on 15 October 2026, in US dollars, and read a second time to confirm it, and links back to that page. Our prices come from our live catalogue and change when it does. If you spot a mistake, email [email protected] and we will fix it.

How do the unlimited Turkey eSIMs compare?

Endless prices any number of days, so its rows show 7, 14 and 30. Where a brand sells 15 or 10 days instead, the cell says so. Jetpac showed its prices as discounts from a higher struck price, and a sale can end at any time. Ubigi and Saily are not in the table: we did not read their pages for this guide.

How much full speed data do you use a day?

These are the daily amounts our plan finder uses. Not sure? Most people are Standard.

Lite is maps, messages and browsing with hotel wifi most evenings, so Endless at 0.5GB a day covers it. Standard is a full day out on your phone, about 1GB. Heavy is streaming, long video calls or sharing your connection with a laptop, 2GB a day or more. Our cost and data guide breaks the figures down by app.

Which unlimited eSIM is best for your daily use in Turkey?

• About 1GB a day. Endless is US$8.90 for a week, less than any unlimited week in the table and less than Nomad's 5 days, US$16.20 for 15 days, less than any 15 day plan, US$15.40 for 14 days, less than Jetpac's 14, US$11.50 for 10 days, less than Nomad's 10. For a month it is US$28.30, less than Airalo's, Holafly's and Jetpac's 30 day plans. Each of those gives you more full speed data a day, so you are paying less for less.
• About 2GB a day. For a week, Endless at 2GB is US$14.70, less than Airalo's, Holafly's and Jetpac's weeks. Its 5 days are US$11.10, less than Nomad's US$17. Its 10 days are US$19.50, less than Nomad's US$28. For about two weeks, Endless at 2GB is US$28.30: less than Airalo's 15 days, Holafly's 15 days and Jetpac's 14 days. For a month, Endless at US$50.40 costs less than Airalo's, Holafly's and Jetpac's.
• About 3GB a day. Endless is US$19.80 for a week at 3GB, less than Airalo's week at the same amount, US$24.50 and Jetpac's week at the same amount, US$25 at a sale price.
• You would rather not count anything. Holafly's week is US$27.50 and states no daily amount at all; its page lets you share 1GB a day as a hotspot.

Endless charges one trip price for the exact number of days you pick, so a 12 day trip is priced for 12 days, not the nearest pack, and from 5 days the whole trip is cheaper again, up to 18% off from 30 days. Our guide to what unlimited really means explains daily amounts and the slower speeds after them.

How do the hotspot and the daily refill work?

On Endless the full speed amount refills every 24 hours, counted from when the eSIM first connects in Turkey, not at midnight. Once you use the day's amount, the eSIM keeps working at its cruising speed: 1 Mbps on the 1GB, 2GB and 3GB sizes, enough for maps, messages and music, and slower on the 0.5GB, 5GB and 10GB sizes. You can share the connection as a hotspot, and what you share counts toward the day's amount.

Airalo's page says the first 3GB each day run at full speed and the rest at 1 Mbps, with the full speed resetting every 24 hours. Nomad's says 2GB a day, then 1 Mbps, and that its eSIMs support tethering. Jetpac's says its first 3GB every 24 hours run at full speed, then up to 1 Mbps until the next 24 hour cycle, and that its eSIM includes unlimited hotspot. Holafly's states no daily amount and lets you share 1GB a day as a hotspot.

When do the days start?

Endless starts when the eSIM first connects to a network in Turkey, so you can install it at home and it waits. Holafly's starts when the eSIM connects to a supported network.{STARTS_N_EN} Jetpac activates the pack within minutes of arrival, and keeps a pack you have not activated in your account for 3 months from purchase. Airalo's page did not state the rule in what we read, so check it before you buy.

Who should buy what?

• Buy Endless if you use about 1GB a day or less, for any length of trip. It was the cheapest unlimited option we found at that amount, the Turkey page lists the networks it uses, and a real person answers by email or WhatsApp.
• Buy Endless at 2GB a day too for a week or two; it cost less than every rival week at that amount.
• Buy Holafly if you would rather not see any daily number.

How did we check these prices?

We read every rival price on 15 October 2026 on the brand's own Turkey page, in US dollars (Airalo with its own currency setting), with no codes, credits or memberships, and read each page a second time to confirm it. We did not go through any checkout. Prices change, so each one links to the page it came from, and we check them again each month.

Prices for popular trips

• Türkiyefrom US$3
• Middle Eastfrom US$6

Cheapest plan with 1GB or more, in US dollars from our catalogue, updated 13 Oct 2026.