Rufly eSIM plans, prices and coverage

What Rufly 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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Rufly's site, captured October 2026

Where Rufly sits against the rest

Typical price per GB: Not recorded
Countries reached: 6946 of 43
Catalogue size: 6145 of 43

Where you can use Rufly

Rufly sells eSIMs for 69 countries. Open one to see every Rufly plan for it, what it costs and which networks it runs on — most-asked-about destinations first.

Where Rufly puts you on the internet

Rufly does not publish where its traffic reaches the internet, so we cannot tell you. That is a gap in what the provider states rather than a finding about how it routes — a provider that publishes nothing may well come out locally everywhere. We only report exits a provider declares, plan by plan, and we do not infer the rest.

What sort of provider Rufly is

Rufly sells one kind of plan: unlimited data for a single country or a regional bundle, with a daily full-speed allowance and a reduced speed after it, for a week, a fortnight or a month. Hotspot sharing is allowed and no identity check is needed. The QR code arrives by email within minutes, and the company donates part of every order to a dog shelter in the destination country.

Tethering is an explicit part of Rufly’s offer: it lists support for sharing an eSIM’s data with another device, which may matter if you plan to use a laptop on the trip. Rufly states that plans cannot be topped up, so running out means arranging another plan rather than extending the existing one. It does not say whether plans include voice, SMS or a phone number; check the terms before relying on the eSIM for calls or messages.

Japan
Canada
Hong Kong
Spain
Thailand

Countries

Plans

Regional plans