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Nomad

prints its throttle on every plan card before you pay — and it's the strictest throttle here.

$23 / 10gb#travellers-who-want-to-k#will-stay-on-metered-pla

the best disclosure practice in the category by a distance, attached to the tightest daily cap and no monthly unlimited option at all.

every nomad plan card states the fair-use terms inline at the point of purchase: '2gb/day at 4g/5g, 1mbps after 2gb'. no other vendor here puts the number where the money is — airalo files it in a help article, holafly and yesim don't publish one. nomad also states 'hotspot: yes' explicitly on each plan, and prints price per gb itself.

at $23 for 10gb in europe and $20 in the usa it is mid-field on price, cheaper than airalo and considerably cheaper than saily or alosim, with t-mobile and at&t named as the us carriers.

the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.

pricing
$23 / 10gb
our verdict

the best disclosure practice in the category by a distance, attached to the tightest daily cap and no monthly unlimited option at all.

we researched this category against vendors' own pricing pages and licence files. that is where this line comes from — not from the vendor, and not from anything they paid for.

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compares plans across providers rather than selling its own

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Ubigi

we checked this$15 / 10gb

less than half airalo's price per gigabyte and the only genuinely generous throttle in the category.

#almost-any-trip-it-wins-#on-what-unlimited-means#which-rarely-happens-tog

Yesim

we checked this$19.20 / 10gb

second-cheapest per gigabyte with named carriers — and no published limit on the unlimited plan it sells.

#metered-plans-on-a-budge#from-a-vendor-that-will-

Jetpac

we checked this$22 / 10gb

keeps whatsapp and maps working after the throttle bites — behind prices that are permanently 'on sale'.

#travellers-who-mostly-ne#navigation#would-rather-not-think-a