Ubigi
less than half airalo's price per gigabyte and the only genuinely generous throttle in the category.
cheapest verified plan in the ranking and the only unlimited tier most travellers would never throttle — held back by two confusingly similar europe products.
$15 for 10gb over 30 days works out at $1.50 a gigabyte, against $3.10 at airalo and $3.60 at saily and alosim for the same thing. the usa plan at $14 is likewise the cheapest single-country price we verified from a conventional provider.
the unlimited tier is where it separates properly. ubigi's fair-use allowance is 60gb of full-speed data across the whole 30-day plan before dropping to 2mbps — not a daily cap, and a ceiling most travellers will never approach. every rival with a published limit throttles at between 2gb and 5gb per day, and to 1mbps rather than 2. it also names its carriers per country — free mobile and orange in france, ee and h3g in the uk, telefonica in germany — which most of this list won't do.
the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.
- category
- esim providers
- pricing
- $15 / 10gb
- website
- cellulardata.ubigi.com
cheapest verified plan in the ranking and the only unlimited tier most travellers would never throttle — held back by two confusingly similar europe products.
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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Nomad
we checked this$23 / 10gbprints its throttle on every plan card before you pay — and it's the strictest throttle here.