Telcomia eSIM plans, prices and coverage

What Telcomia 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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Telcomia's site, captured October 2026

Where Telcomia sits against the rest

Typical price per GB: $0.714 of 43
Countries reached: 2161 of 43
Catalogue size: 3,6258 of 43

What Telcomia charges

The cheaper end of Telcomia's catalogue works out at $0.71 a gigabyte. It is 47% under the $1.35 a gigabyte works out at for the median provider we track — only 3 of 43 come in lower, which puts Telcomia among the cheapest catalogues on the site.

We first recorded their catalogue in October 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: $0.71
Telcomia$0.71
Median provider$1.35
Typical per day: $0.50
Telcomia$0.50
Median provider$0.51

Where you can use Telcomia

Telcomia sells eSIMs for 216 countries. Open one to see every Telcomia plan for it, what it costs and which networks it runs on — most-asked-about destinations first.

Where Telcomia puts you on the internet

Telcomia 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 Telcomia is

Telcomia is an Estonian eSIM store selling data-only plans for single countries and regional bundles, either a fixed allowance or unlimited data that drops to a reduced speed after a daily full-speed allowance. Checkout runs through Stripe with no account needed, and the QR code arrives by email. Its app adds travel-safety tools for each destination: a country risk level, embassy and consulate contacts, local emergency numbers and emergency phrases.

Tethering is the clearest practical commitment Telcomia publishes: its plans support sharing data with another device. The catalogue includes country, regional and global options, so a multi-stop trip can use one profile rather than a separate purchase at each border; that flexibility is usually more useful across several destinations than on a week in one place, where a bundle may cost more per gigabyte. Purchases are one-off, and Telcomia does not say whether top-ups are available, so check its terms before relying on extending a plan.

China
Japan
Canada
Hong Kong
Armenia

216

Countries

3,625

Plans

Regional plans