Built for
eSIM for digital nomads.
Month-long stays, hotspot to laptop all day, WhatsApp groups across four timezones.
Why this matters
"Most nomads hit 50+ GB per month on cellular. Metered plans become punitive above 20 GB — unlimited is the correct default for stays over 2 weeks."
Digital nomads are eSIM power users. A typical month in Bali, Chiang Mai, Lisbon, or Mexico City involves hotspotting a laptop for 30+ hours a week, joining video calls from coworking spaces, and maintaining multiple WhatsApp groups with teams spread across timezones.
The math for nomads is different: unlimited plans always beat metered ones, and country plans beat regional plans since a nomad usually commits to one location per month.
Pain points we fix.
- Coworking Wi-Fi dies at 2pm when everyone's on calls
- Hotspot restrictions on competitor unlimited plans
- Needing 4G/5G speed for daily Figma, Loom, GitHub usage
- Visa runs between countries requiring repeat SIM swaps
How much data you actually need.
Month in one place
Unlimited · 30 days
No babysitting meters. Hotspot the laptop, stream 4K, video call for hours.
Multi-country sprint
20 GB · 30 days regional
Pair with country-specific plans for the primary base.
Regional plans for this profile.
Southeast Asia
Ten countries, one island-hopping plan. From Bangkok to Bali without swapping a profile.
Europe
One eSIM, 45 countries, zero border admin. From Porto to Prague without a single QR swap.
Asia Pacific
Tokyo to Seoul to Singapore on a single plan — the 20-country arc Airalo treats as four separate purchases.
Learn more
Guides for this audience.
Technical
eSIM hotspot tethering: what is actually allowed
Which providers let you tether, and the Fair Use catches.
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Planning
How much data do you actually need for a trip?
A realistic guide to sizing an eSIM plan based on what you actually use.
Open
Managing your plan
Topping up an eSIM mid-trip: when and how
Running low on data? A top-up takes under a minute and does not require a new QR.
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