Prepaid eSIM data · Card or crypto
Mobile data.
Paid your way.
Data plans for people whose office is a phone signal. Start with how much you actually use, then choose where and for how long.
Data-use estimator
Step 1 · Your needs- Video & voice calls25.7 GB
- Cloud work & browsing15.4 GB
- Streaming17.1 GB
- Laptop background sync6.4 GB
Suggested minimum
75 GB
for 30 days, incl. 15% buffer
The order of decisions
Data first. Destination second. Validity third.
- 01
Size your data
Use the estimator or your own phone's usage stats. Overbuying is the most common way prepaid data gets wasted.
- 02
Pick a destination
Choose a single country or a regional plan. Coverage listed on each plan comes straight from the live catalogue.
- 03
Match the validity
Choose a plan that lasts at least as long as your stay. Check activation rules before you install.
What an eSIM is
An eSIM is a SIM profile downloaded to a chip already inside your phone. You install it by scanning a QR code — no plastic card, no shop visit. Your regular SIM can stay in place for calls and texts while the eSIM carries data.
Check your deviceCrypto or card
At checkout choose card, handled by Stripe, or cryptocurrency, invoiced by Cryptomus. Either way your eSIM is only issued once the payment provider confirms the payment in full. Partial or expired crypto payments are not treated as paid.
Payment detailsField notes for heavy data users
Planning
How to estimate mobile data for remote work — from your own calendar
Build a data budget from the meetings and tools you actually use, not a generic average.
Tethering
Using a data eSIM as a laptop hotspot: the limits to check first
Hotspot permissions, fair-use rules and laptop behaviour that quietly eat data.
Value
How to avoid paying for prepaid data you never use
Validity, activation timing and top-ups: where prepaid data actually gets wasted.