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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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Countries
179
Plans
1,771
Typical per GB
$0.75
Trustpilot
2.4

Where AirHub sits against the rest

Three separate orderings of the 28 providers we track, not a score — a provider can be cheapest on the list and reach the fewest countries on it.

Typical price per GB
2 of 26
Countries reached
20 of 26
Catalogue size
16 of 26

What AirHub has charged over time

The cheaper end of AirHub's catalogue works out at $0.75 a gigabyte today, 30% below the $1.07 it worked out at in December 2025. That is not the same as a price change, though: AirHub went from 1,299 plans to 1,771 over the same period, and a figure taken across a whole catalogue moves when the catalogue does.

It is 50% under the $1.50 a gigabyte works out at for the median provider we track — only 1 of 26 comes in lower, which puts AirHub among the cheapest catalogues on the site. The market moved with them, but not as far: the median provider's figure fell 18% over the same months against AirHub's 30%.

Each figure is the lower quartile of every plan this provider had listed that month — the cheaper end of their range, not an average. Because it covers the whole catalogue, it also moves when a provider adds or drops plans, which is why the plan count is charted underneath.

  • AirHub$0.75
  • Median provider$1.50

The month-by-month figures are in the table below.

Typical per GB
$0.75down 30% since Dec 2025
Typical per day
$0.67up 34% since Dec 2025
Plans listed
1,771up 472 since Dec 2025
Countries covered
179up 11 since Dec 2025

Change measured since December 2025, our first comparable snapshot.

Show all 10 months
September 2026$0.75up 3% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.67up 6% on the previous monthTypical per day1,771up 6% on the previous monthPlans179up 1 on the previous monthCountries
August 2026$0.73Typical per GB$0.63up 2% on the previous monthTypical per day1,678Plans178up 9 on the previous monthCountries
July 2026$0.73up 3% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.62down 2% on the previous monthTypical per day1,680down 1% on the previous monthPlans169Countries
June 2026$0.71Typical per GB$0.63Typical per day1,692down 1% on the previous monthPlans169Countries
May 2026$0.71up 1% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.63Typical per day1,706up 2% on the previous monthPlans169up 2 on the previous monthCountries
April 2026$0.70Typical per GB$0.63down 2% on the previous monthTypical per day1,673down 3% on the previous monthPlans167Countries
March 2026$0.70Typical per GB$0.64down 12% on the previous monthTypical per day1,726down 11% on the previous monthPlans167Countries
February 2026$0.70Typical per GB$0.73up 24% on the previous monthTypical per day1,939up 23% on the previous monthPlans167Countries
January 2026$0.70down 35% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.59up 18% on the previous monthTypical per day1,577up 21% on the previous monthPlans167down 1 on the previous monthCountries
December 2025$1.07Typical per GB$0.50Typical per day1,299Plans168Countries

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
93.2%1,634 plans
Come out elsewhere
6.8%120 plans

The busiest of those exit countries

162 exit countries

Share of plansPlans
  • Flag of PolandPoland9.7%
  • Flag of SpainSpain1.6%
  • Flag of GreeceGreece1.5%
  • Flag of United States of AmericaUnited States of America1.5%
  • Flag of AustraliaAustralia1.4%
  • Flag of PortugalPortugal1.4%
  • Flag of ItalyItaly1.3%
  • Flag of CanadaCanada1.2%
  • 154 more exit countries80%

Counted over the 1,754 active plans that declare exactly one exit country. A further 10 name several exits without saying which applies where you are, and we do not guess which one you would get.

Where you can use AirHub

AirHub sells eSIMs for 179 countries. Open one to see every AirHub plan for it, what it costs and which networks it runs on — most-asked-about destinations first.

Regional plans

AirHub also sells plans for 11 regions — one eSIM covering a group of countries rather than a single one.

What sort of provider AirHub is

Tethering, voice, SMS and a phone number are all explicitly listed, giving this eSIM a clearer feature commitment than many providers publish. Its catalogue reaches most of the world, so breadth alone will not distinguish it from several rivals: the useful comparison is by destination. AirHub is particularly well stocked for the United States of America, Cyprus, Canada, Iceland and Norway, while a country page may reveal a thinner choice just across a border. Regional and global plans support multi-country trips on one profile, although bundles usually cost more per gigabyte than country-only plans. Top-up is also stated, so extending a plan may not require a fresh purchase.

AirHub's site, captured September 2026

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.