
SimSmash eSIM plans, prices and coverage
What SimSmash 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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Where SimSmash sits against the rest
- $0.72
- 202
- 2,106
What SimSmash charges
The cheaper end of SimSmash's catalogue works out at $0.72 a gigabyte. It is 46% under the $1.33 a gigabyte works out at for the median provider we track — only 6 of 54 come in lower, which puts SimSmash among the cheapest catalogues 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.
Where you can use SimSmash
SimSmash sells eSIMs for 202 countries. Open one to see every SimSmash plan for it, what it costs and which networks it runs on — most-asked-about destinations first.
Slovakia
Algeria
Philippines
Sweden
French Antilles
Greece
Cambodia
Canada
Taiwan
Mexico
Tunisia
Cape Verde
Poland
Liechtenstein
Macau
Japan
Mauritius
Singapore
Thailand
Brunei
Jordan
Czech Republic
Panama
France
Laos
Romania
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Venezuela
Ireland
Belarus
Georgia
Puerto Rico
Suriname
Colombia
Dominica
Australia
Gambia
Paraguay
Russian Federation
Tanzania
Ukraine
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Uzbekistan
Albania
Angola
Cayman Islands
Denmark
Kyrgyzstan
Malta
Benin
Turkey
Honduras
Luxembourg
South Korea
El Salvador
Guyana
Liberia
Seychelles
Iraq
Lithuania
Montserrat
Uganda
Belgium
Maldives
French Polynesia
Germany
Slovenia
Switzerland
Afghanistan
Bangladesh
San Marino
Vanuatu
United Arab Emirates
Belize
South Africa
India
Mali
Saint Martin
Azerbaijan
Grenada
Guinea
Réunion
Sierra Leone
Spain
Central African Republic
Ivory Coast
Montenegro
Tonga
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Kuwait
Malaysia
Papua New Guinea
Aruba
Bulgaria
Cyprus
Niger
Samoa
Monaco
Nauru
Burkina Faso
Dominican Republic
Greenland
Guinea-Bissau
Brazil
French Indian Ocean Territories
Guernsey
New Zealand
Peru
Chile
Costa Rica
Haiti
Lesotho
Mauritania
Moldova
Italy
Egypt
Faroe Islands
Former Netherlands Antilles
Morocco
Swaziland
Curaçao
Ethiopia
Finland
Iceland
Portugal
Sudan
Zimbabwe
Barbados
Qatar
Bhutan
Congo
Estonia
Hungary
South Sudan
Martinique
Pakistan
Togo
Yemen
Chad
Isle of Man
Kosovo
Oman
Vatican City
Zambia
Austria
Indonesia
Nicaragua
Saudi Arabia
Tajikistan
United Kingdom
Argentina
Bolivia
Latvia
Malawi
Antigua and Barbuda
Bahrain
Bermuda
Guam
Netherlands
Armenia
Bahamas
Åland Islands
Ecuador
Guatemala
Turks and Caicos Islands
Croatia
Jamaica
Nigeria
Anguilla
British Virgin Islands
Kazakhstan
Norway
Fiji
Gibraltar
Uruguay
Libya
New Caledonia
Ghana
Guadeloupe
Mongolia
Mozambique
Botswana
Trinidad and Tobago
Jersey
Madagascar
Serbia
Sri Lanka
Andorra
Kenya
North Macedonia
Rwanda
Cameroon
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Senegal
Gabon
Nepal
French Guiana
SimSmash also sells plans for 10 regions — one eSIM covering a group of countries rather than a single one.
Where SimSmash puts you on the internet
Traffic exits through a small set of regional gateways, led by France, with the United Kingdom and Singapore also carrying a minority of SimSmash’s plans; the United States and Hong Kong cover a small number. Its gateway spread is geographically mixed rather than concentrated in one hub, while only a small part of the catalogue exits locally. For travellers, that means a plan may present a foreign IP address, so domestic banking or government apps may reject the connection.
- 3.4%71 plans
- 96.6%2,025 plans
Where those plans come out
No local plans
No local plans
No local plans
Counted over the 2,096 active plans that declare exactly one exit country.
What sort of provider SimSmash is
SimSmash sells travel eSIMs that activate instantly, with single-country, regional and global plans, and some unlimited options. Its site describes several plan types for different kinds of trip and lists top-up and hotspot sharing as supported features. The service is pitched as a digital replacement for physical SIM cards abroad.
Tethering is among the features SimSmash explicitly states it supports, and it also lists top-ups, which can let travellers extend a plan rather than buy another. Its catalogue spans most of the world and includes country, regional and global plans, making it an option for trips across borders as well as single-destination stays. Purchases are one-off. SimSmash does not say whether its eSIMs include voice, SMS or a phone number, so check its terms if any of those matter for your trip.
China
Hong Kong
Vietnam
United States of America
Slovakia
202
Countries
2,106
Plans
10
Regional plans