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AirPlans eSIM plans, prices and coverage

AirPlans eSIM plans, prices and coverage

What AirPlans 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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AirPlans's site, captured October 2026

Where AirPlans sits against the rest

Typical price per GB
$1.4127 of 47
Countries reached
2102 of 51
Catalogue size
3,50611 of 51

What AirPlans charges

The cheaper end of AirPlans's catalogue works out at $1.41 a gigabyte. That is above the $1.34 a gigabyte works out at for the median provider we track — AirPlans ranks 27 of 47 from the cheapest, so it is worth checking what the same destination costs elsewhere on the site.

We first recorded their catalogue in September 2026, so there is no month-by-month line to draw yet — it starts 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.

  1. Stellar eSIM$0.46
  2. JamboSIM$1.40
  3. AirPlans$1.41
  4. GlobalPass$1.43
  5. Orbit Mobile$2.90
Typical per GB
$1.41
AirPlans$1.41
Median provider$1.34
Typical per day
$0.49
AirPlans$0.49
Median provider$0.50

Where you can use AirPlans

AirPlans sells eSIMs for 210 countries. Open one to see every AirPlans plan for it, what it costs and which networks it runs on — most-asked-about destinations first.

Where AirPlans puts you on the internet

A small set of regional gateways shapes AirPlans’ published routing: the United Kingdom carries the largest share, while Singapore and the United States of America also handle a minority of plans; Israel and Hong Kong appear only on a small number. Only a small part of the catalogue exits in the country it covers, so your IP may look foreign even when you are browsing locally. A domestic banking app may therefore reject the address, making its country requirement worth checking before you rely on the plan.

United Kingdom38%Singapore27%United States of America16%Israel7.6%Hong Kong4.4%Netherlands4.4%Belgium1.2%Brazil0.9%
Come out locally
3%13 plans
Come out elsewhere
97%420 plans

Where those plans come out

9 exit countries

Share of plansPlans
  • Flag of United KingdomUnited Kingdom38%
  • Flag of SingaporeSingapore27%
  • Flag of United States of AmericaUnited States of America16%
  • Flag of IsraelIsrael7.6%
  • Flag of Hong KongHong Kong4.4%
  • Flag of NetherlandsNetherlands4.4%
  • Flag of BelgiumBelgium1.2%
  • Flag of BrazilBrazil0.9%
  • 1 more exit country0.5%

Counted over the 433 active plans that declare exactly one exit country. A further 208 name several exits without saying which applies where you are, and we do not guess which one you would get.

What sort of provider AirPlans is

Aimed partly at Hebrew and Russian speakers, AirPlans keeps support in those languages alongside English. It sells data-only eSIMs, so travellers keep their own number for calls and texts, in country, regional and global plans across 4G, LTE and 5G networks. Most plans can be topped up from the customer's account without reinstalling the eSIM.

Tethering and top-ups are both listed as supported by AirPlans, giving its broad catalogue a practical point of difference: a laptop can share the connection, and a plan can be extended rather than replaced. Country, regional and global options also suit trips across borders, where a bundle can be more useful than separate country profiles, though it usually costs more per gigabyte and is less compelling for a stay in one place. AirPlans does not say whether voice, SMS or a phone number is included, so check its terms if those matter.

  • Israel
  • Uzbekistan
  • United States of America
  • Hong Kong
  • Singapore

210

Countries

3,506

Plans

11

Regional plans

Providers worth comparing against AirPlans

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