Best Alternative to Simify in 2026

Regional and global plans are the clearest reason to move from Simify to Saily: Saily offers both alongside country plans, while Simify offers country and regional options. Saily also covers nearly all of Simify’s destinations and adds many of its own, though Simify still lists a few places Saily does not, including Russian Federation.

Saily publishes unlimited-data plans, but its published tethering policy is unclear; Simify states that tethering is supported. Saily also has a noticeably lower Trustpilot rating, so the switch brings broader plan choice and unlimited options alongside less certainty about hotspot use.

Nearly all of Simify’s destinations are also available from UBIGI, while UBIGI adds destinations Simify does not sell. Switching also gives you access to global plans and to unlimited-data plans listed by UBIGI; Simify offers country and regional plans and does not say it offers unlimited data.

The trade-offs include a few destination gaps: UBIGI does not sell Vatican City. UBIGI also does not say whether tethering is supported, whereas Simify states that it is. Its Trustpilot rating is noticeably lower than Simify’s.

Broader destination reach is the clearest gain: Roamix covers nearly all the places in Simify’s catalogue and adds destinations such as Cambodia and Barbados. It also offers regional and global plans alongside country plans, giving travellers more options for trips across borders than Simify’s country and regional catalogue. Roamix publishes support for top-ups and lists unlimited-data plans, while Simify does not say if it supports either. The trade-off is a noticeably lower Trustpilot rating for Roamix, and prices cannot be compared meaningfully because too few shared destinations have suitable plans.

Broader destination choice is the main gain: eSimHero covers nearly all of Simify’s destinations and adds places such as Cambodia. The exchange is that Simify includes a few destinations eSimHero does not, including Réunion. eSimHero also offers global plans alongside country and regional options, while Simify lists country and regional plans only. It states that top-ups are supported and lists unlimited-data plans; Simify does not say whether it supports either. Trustpilot rates eSimHero noticeably lower than Simify, so its wider catalogue and plan choice come with a weaker published rating.