Roamless
Frequent travelers who want a single permanent eSIM with non-expiring pay-as-you-go credits
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Pricing & Features
Making Your Decision
When to Choose Roamless
Frequent travelers who want a single permanent eSIM with non-expiring pay-as-you-go credits
Roamless is a promising newcomer with a single global eSIM and dual pay-as-you-go/fixed pricing that suits irregular travelers perfectly — credits never expire. Its network speeds rank second among all tested providers. The lack of unlimited data and email-only support are drawbacks, but for frequent travelers who want one eSIM that just works everywhere, Roamless delivers.
Strengths
- Single global eSIM installed once and used across all 208 countries without reinstalling
- Dual pricing model: RoamlessFlex (pay-as-you-go, credits never expire) and RoamlessFix (fixed plans)
- Second-fastest eSIM overall in independent speed testing across 22 providers
- International calling starting at $0.01/minute with hotspot tethering supported
Limitations
- No unlimited data plans available for heavy data users
- No live chat support — email-only customer service with slower response times
- Cannot receive incoming calls; SMS not yet supported (planned for 2026)
When to Choose Nomad
Short-trip travelers who want simple, reliable data with a loyalty program for repeat use
Nomad is a reliable, no-frills eSIM provider that balances decent coverage across 200+ destinations with a simple interface and loyalty rewards. It won't blow you away with features, but it does the basics well. Best suited for travelers who want straightforward data plans without unnecessary complexity.
Strengths
- Easy one-tap install with QR code and manual options plus a clean, intuitive interface
- Loyalty points program rewards repeat customers with discounts on future plans
- Good top-up capability prevents mid-trip data depletion with easy in-app purchases
- Regional and global plan bundles work well for multi-country travelers
Limitations
- Data-only with no hotspot support and no voice or SMS capabilities
- Throttling on unlimited plans kicks in after just 1-2GB daily usage
- Inconsistent coverage reported in certain areas including parts of Vietnam and rural Florida
