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SimOptions eSIM plans, prices and coverage

SimOptions eSIM plans, prices and coverage

What SimOptions 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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SimOptions's site, captured October 2026

Where SimOptions sits against the rest

Typical price per GB
$1.29
Countries reached
205
Catalogue size
1,113

What SimOptions charges

The cheaper end of SimOptions's catalogue works out at $1.29 a gigabyte. Across every provider we track, a gigabyte works out at $1.35 for the median one.

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
$1.29
SimOptions$1.29
Median provider$1.35
Typical per day
$0.46
SimOptions$0.46
Median provider$0.51

Where you can use SimOptions

SimOptions sells eSIMs for 205 countries. Open one to see every SimOptions plan for it, what it costs and which networks it runs on — most-asked-about destinations first.

Where SimOptions puts you on the internet

SimOptions 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 SimOptions is

SimOptions describes itself as a marketplace that aggregates prepaid eSIMs from several carriers rather than running a network itself. Buyers choose between operators for a destination, with plans bundling data and, on some, calls and texts over validity periods running from a month to a year. Delivery is by emailed QR code, active plans can be topped up, and an iOS and Android app is offered. The company dates from 2014.

Voice calls and SMS are explicitly supported by SimOptions, a useful distinction if the eSIM must handle calls as well as messages. Its catalogue spans most of the world and combines country and regional plans, so a cross-border itinerary can use one profile rather than separate purchases. Reach alone says little: the country pages show deeper choice in Denmark, Finland, Sweden, the United Kingdom and Austria than in some nearby destinations. The provider does not say whether top-up, tethering or a phone number is available, so check the terms before relying on them.

205

Countries

1,113

Plans

4

Regional plans

4.3

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Providers worth comparing against SimOptions

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