RedEx eSIM eSIM plans, prices and coverage

What RedEx eSIM 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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RedEx eSIM's site, captured September 2026

Where RedEx eSIM sits against the rest

Typical price per GB: $1.0214 of 47
Countries reached: 20315 of 51
Catalogue size: 12,9451 of 51

What RedEx eSIM charges

The cheaper end of RedEx eSIM's catalogue works out at $1.02 a gigabyte. That undercuts the $1.34 a gigabyte works out at for the median provider we track, and ranks RedEx eSIM 14 of 47, counting from the cheapest.

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.

Typical per GB: $1.02
RedEx eSIM$1.02
Median provider$1.34
Typical per day: $0.86
RedEx eSIM$0.86
Median provider$0.50

Where you can use RedEx eSIM

RedEx eSIM sells eSIMs for 203 countries. Open one to see every RedEx eSIM plan for it, what it costs and which networks it runs on — most-asked-about destinations first.

Where RedEx eSIM puts you on the internet

Routing is concentrated in a small set of regional gateways: chiefly the United Kingdom, with the Netherlands, Singapore, France and the United States of America also appearing. The United Kingdom carries about half the plans, while the others carry smaller shares, so the catalogue is weighted towards one European exit rather than spread evenly across regions. Only a small part of the catalogue exits inside the country it covers. For many plans, streaming catalogues can therefore switch to the United Kingdom, while local banking or government apps may refuse the foreign IP.

Come out locally: 7.6%2,169 plans
Come out elsewhere: 92.4%26,273 plans

Where those plans come out

20 exit countries

United Kingdom57%16,295
Netherlands21%5,957
Singapore11%3,084
France6.2%1,776
United States of America1.6%464
Vietnam0.6%158
Japan0.5%144
Malaysia0.5%128
12 more exit countries1.5%436

Counted over the 28,442 active plans that declare exactly one exit country. A further 824 name several exits without saying which applies where you are, and we do not guess which one you would get.

What sort of provider RedEx eSIM is

RedEx is operated by Autosense Inc. of Santa Clara, California. Its eSIMs cover single countries and regional bundles such as Schengen and Southeast Asia, sold as one-off packages rather than subscriptions. An iOS and Android app handles purchase and activation, and data can be topped up without interrupting service. Support is offered around the clock in English and Chinese.

A stated phone number, voice and SMS support, plus tethering and top-up, give this catalogue a more explicit feature profile than many eSIM providers publish. Its reach spans most of the world, although that breadth is not unusual among rivals: the useful comparison is destination by destination, since RedEx eSIM is more deeply stocked in Turkey, Cyprus, Portugal, Greece and Croatia than in some nearby markets. Regional and global plans suit border-crossing itineraries by putting several countries on one profile. The one-off billing model makes listed top-up support particularly relevant, as it may allow a traveller to extend a plan rather than purchase another eSIM.

Israel
Uzbekistan
United States of America
Singapore
Australia

203

Countries

12,945

Plans

Regional plans

Providers worth comparing against RedEx eSIM

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

Stellar eSIM
$0.56 less per GB
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