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AirHub eSIM plans, prices and coverage

AirHub eSIM plans, prices and coverage

What AirHub charges against the rest of the market, how far their coverage reaches, and where their traffic comes out — from the monthly snapshot we take of their whole catalogue.

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AirHub's site, captured October 2026

Where AirHub sits against the rest

Typical price per GB
$0.787 of 52
Countries reached
16050 of 56
Catalogue size
1,65729 of 56

What AirHub charges

The cheaper end of AirHub's catalogue works out at $0.78 a gigabyte. It is 41% under the $1.33 a gigabyte works out at for the median provider we track — only 6 of 52 come in lower, which puts AirHub among the cheapest catalogues on the site.

In September 2026 we started counting a plan sold at several trip lengths as one plan, so the month-by-month line starts again from then — it returns once we hold 4 monthly snapshots.

Each figure is the lower quartile of every plan the provider lists — the cheaper end of their range, not an average — against the same figure for the median provider we track.

Typical per GB
$0.78
AirHub$0.78
Median provider$1.33
Typical per day
$0.65
AirHub$0.65
Median provider$0.50

Where you can use AirHub

AirHub sells eSIMs for 160 countries. Open one to see every AirHub plan for it, what it costs and which networks it runs on — most-asked-about destinations first.

Where AirHub puts you on the internet

Traffic exits locally in nearly all the countries AirHub covers, with gateways distributed across most destinations rather than funnelled through a handful of regional hubs. This means your connection appears to originate from the country you're actually visiting, so local banking apps, government portals and domestic ticketing services will recognise a familiar IP address rather than rejecting what looks like foreign access. The approach contrasts with hub routing, where all traffic exits through the same few gateway countries regardless of where you travel. Streaming services will therefore serve the local catalogue for whichever country you're in, rather than consistently showing the same hub country's content across different destinations.

Come out locally
100%1 plan
Come out elsewhere
0%0 plans

The busiest of those exit countries

1 exit country

Share of plansPlans
  • Flag of United KingdomUnited Kingdom100%

Counted over the 1 active plans that declare exactly one exit country.

What sort of provider AirHub is

AirHub sells its eSIMs in four shapes: single-country LocaleSIMs, continent-wide RegionaleSIMs, worldwide GlobaleSIMs and longer-running monthly eSIMs. Data can be added to an installed eSIM from the app or website without reinstalling, and the plans run alongside a primary SIM on dual-SIM phones. A separate partner programme gives businesses API access and co-branding options.

Phone-number, voice and SMS support are all listed, alongside explicit tethering support—a useful distinction for anyone who needs calls or wants to share data with a laptop. AirHub’s catalogue spans most of the world and combines country plans with regional options, making it relevant to trips crossing borders as well as single-destination stays. Top-ups are also listed, and billing can be either a one-off purchase or a subscription; check the specific plan’s terms to see which arrangement applies.

  • China
  • Hong Kong
  • Japan
  • United States of America
  • Vietnam

160

Countries

1,657

Plans

2.4

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Providers worth comparing against AirHub

Each of these sells into much the same markets as AirHub. The figures are this month's and state a difference, not a verdict: typical price per gigabyte, and how many countries each reaches.