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eSIMGlobe Review

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3.6 / 5eSIMrat score

eSIMGlobe travel eSIM (Fuertex Limited, Hong Kong) covering 197 countries with 23 multi-country plans in the esimrat catalog, in plans from 1 to 50 GB or unlimited with 1 GB per day at full speed, paid in dollars. Local operator named on each plan, 24/7 support via chat, WhatsApp, and email.

DESTINATIONS
211
FROM
€0.41/GB
NETWORK
4G / 5G
MAX DATA
50 GB

Our marks, criterion by criterion

  • Price per GB

    4.0

    Prices in dollars, relatively low for small volumes: 1 GB for 7 days for $1.90 in Turkey and $2.90 in Japan, 10 GB for 30 days for $9.90 in Japan and $11.90 in France, 50 GB for $26.90. Unlimited is significantly more expensive: $8.90 for 7 days in France, $54.57 for 30 days in Japan.

  • Coverage

    4.4

    197 countries in the esimrat catalog and 23 multi-country plans: Europe (up to 42 countries), Asia, Middle East, Africa (29 countries), Caribbean, Americas, and two global plans covering 119 and 126 countries. The site also sells city-specific plans (Tokyo, Paris, New York) at the same rates as the country plans.

  • App

    2.5

    No apps to download: the eSIM arrives via email as a QR code to scan, and you can track your order from the website's customer area. No ID is required at the time of purchase.

  • Support

    3.6

    Support announced 24/7 via live chat, WhatsApp, and email, with a dedicated address for refund requests.

  • Transparency

    3.8

    Each plan details its local networks and their generation (KDDI and SoftBank in 5G in Japan), the data exit country (Hong Kong for Japan), data sharing, and speed reduction. The unlimited plan provides 1 GB per day at full speed, then 512 kbit/s to 1 Mbit/s until the next day, as stated in the product description.

  • Flexibility

    3.5

    Durations of 3 to 180 days (365 days on global plans), unlimited from 3 to 90 days, top-up possible on some plans. Refund within 14 days in the European Union if the eSIM has not been activated or used, and in the event of a network outage.

Technical note

An overview of eSIMGlobe's performance across 6 criteria

Price per GB 4.0/5, Coverage 4.4/5, App 2.5/5, Support 3.6/5, Transparency 3.8/5, Flexibility 3.5/5Price per GB4.0Coverage4.4App2.5Support3.6Transparency3.8Flexibility3.5

How we score

This score is eSIMrat's own, not an average of customer reviews. It covers six criteria we assess ourselves from the catalogue's real coverage, the prices we record, and test purchases and installs. We earn a commission on sales made through our links: it changes neither the score nor the order of our rankings, which stay sorted by price per GB.

The eSIMrat verdict

eSIMGlobe targets the traveler who wants a small, inexpensive plan and wants to know which network they will be on: data-volume plans start at $1.90 and each specifies its operators. On the other hand, eSIMGlobe has no app, sells only in dollars, and its unlimited plan is capped at 1 GB per day at full speed, making it expensive for long stays.

Good for

  • Small plans for one week or one month (1 GB for $2.90 in Japan)
  • Travelers who want to know the local network and the data roaming origin before purchasing
  • Multi-country tours, with 23 multi-country plans including two global ones

Less suited if

  • You want to pay in euros, without conversion (→ ChillSim)
  • You want unlimited data without a daily speed cap
  • You are looking for excellent value for money with an eSIM that is easy to install, an app that is easy to use, and 24/7 human support (→ voilà eSIM)

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Carriers and network generation named on each plan
  • Small volumes at low prices: 1 GB for 7 days starting from $1.90
  • 197 countries and 23 multi-country plans, including two global ones
  • 24/7 support via chat, WhatsApp, and email
  • Refund if the network does not work

Cons

  • Prices in dollars only
  • No app: the eSIM is managed directly from the website
  • Unlimited: only 1 GB per day at full speed
  • Expensive unlimited for long stays ($54.57 for 30 days in Japan)
  • Tethering not confirmed on certain plans

eSIMGlobe price list: sample prices

Prices vary by destination. Here is an overview for the most requested countries.

Destination1 GB / 7d5 GB / 30d10 GB / 30d20 GB / 30dPrice / GB
France3,43 €6,95 €10,47 €13,99 €€0.47/GB
Spain2,82 €5,98 €7,83 €12,32 €€0.53/GB
Italy1,76 €5,19 €8,27 €12,32 €€0.45/GB
United States2,20 €5,19 €10,47 €19,27 €€0.93/GB
United Kingdom2,55 €6,07 €8,71 €12,32 €€0.46/GB
Japan2,55 €6,07 €8,71 €12,32 €€0.47/GB
Thailand2,20 €6,07 €8,27 €12,76 €€0.64/GB
Türkiye1,67 €3,78 €5,98 €9,15 €€0.41/GB

Prices checked in September 2026. Check live rates on the comparator.

How to install your eSIM with eSIMGlobe

  1. Buy your plan

    Order your plan on eSIMGlobe's website or app, in a few minutes.

  2. Pick your destination

    Choose your destination and your data plan.

  3. Scan the QR code

    Pay and scan the QR code to install the eSIM.

  4. Get connected

    Turn the connection on when you land. That's it.

If something goes wrong

Check that your phone supports eSIM (iPhone XS and later, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, Google Pixel 3 and later) and is carrier-unlocked. Make sure you have a stable Internet connection during the install. If the problem persists, contact eSIMGlobe support with your order number.

Turn Airplane mode on and off again. Check that the eSIM from eSIMGlobe is selected for mobile data in your settings. Turn data roaming on. Restart the phone. If nothing changes, switch network selection to manual and pick another operator.

Look at per-app usage in your phone's settings to spot the hungry apps. Turn off automatic updates and high-resolution video playback. Your remaining data shows in your eSIMGlobe account, or in its app when there is one.

Check your spam folder. The QR code is emailed after purchase and stays available in your eSIMGlobe account. Contact support for a resend if needed.

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Frequently asked questions

For a week in Europe with typical use (GPS, messaging, social media), 5 GB is plenty. For streaming or tethering, aim for 10 GB. Our data usage calculator gives you the order of magnitude in thirty seconds.

It depends on the plan: most travel eSIMs allow tethering, some cap or exclude it. The plan page on eSIMGlobe's site states it, so read it before paying.

An eSIM works on most smartphones released after 2019: iPhone XS and later, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, Google Pixel 3 and later. Your phone must be carrier-unlocked. Our eSIM-compatible phones page lists the models.

Yes. Most recent smartphones handle a physical SIM (calls, texts, your number) and an eSIM from eSIMGlobe (mobile data) side by side. You keep your usual number and use the eSIM for the Internet.

Contact eSIMGlobe support with your order number. A plan that was never installed is usually refundable, an activated profile rarely is. The exact policy is in the provider's terms of sale.

A travel eSIM gives you ordinary Internet access. Any restrictions (China, Iran) come from the network of the country you visit, and the plan page says so when the provider documents them.

It depends on the provider: some top up the same profile from the app, others sell a new plan to install. At eSIMGlobe, the rule is on the plan page and in your account.

Practical information

Coverage
197 countries and 23 multi-country plans
Plan types
By volume (1 to 50 GB) or unlimited (1 GB per day at full speed, then reduced speed)
Durations
From 3 to 180 days, 365 days on global plans
Data sharing
Yes, on most plans
Support
Chat, WhatsApp and email, available 24/7
Refund
Within 14 days in the EU if the eSIM is not activated, and in the event of a network outage
Currency
US dollars
Company
Fuertex Limited, Hong Kong

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