202 countries, one eSIM

Travel data with no roaming bills. Installed before you fly, working the moment you land.

Where are you travelling?

202 countriesSold one country at a time, or as regions covering up to 127.

From %sOne price, shown before you pay. No roaming bills afterwards.

No contractA plan is a one-off. Renewal exists but is off unless you turn it on.

What is an eSIM?

A SIM card without the card. Your phone already has the chip; a plan is installed onto it as a profile, in about a minute, over Wi-Fi. Your usual SIM stays in the phone with your number on it, and the travel plan carries the data.

What you're buying

Data, not a phone numberNo calls and no SMS. Your usual SIM stays in the phone with your number on it, and this carries the internet.

Real local networksThe data runs on the same operators local people use. Each plan names them before you buy.

Tethering includedShare the connection with your own laptop or tablet. It is a travel plan, not a household line.

Nothing to returnThere is no plastic to collect at an airport and nothing to post back.

Will it work on my phone?

You need a phone that supports eSIM and is not locked to a carrier. That is iPhone XS and later, Google Pixel 3 and later, and most Samsung Galaxy from S20 onwards. If you bought the phone on a contract, ask your operator to unlock it before you travel.

On iPhone: Settings → General → About. If there is an "Available SIM" or EID entry, you have eSIM.

Start using your eSIM

1. Pick where you are goingChoose a country or a region, then the plan that fits the trip.

2. Pay and install before you flyThe QR arrives on this page and by email. One scan and it is on the phone.

3. Land and switch off airplane modeTurn on data roaming for the travel line and you are online.

Questions people ask before buying

When does the plan start?

For most plans, the first time the eSIM connects to a network in a covered country — not when you pay and not when you install. That is why installing before you fly is safe. A few plans start at installation; the plan says which before you buy.

Do I lose my own number?

No. The travel plan is data only and sits alongside your usual SIM, which keeps your number, your calls and your messages.

What if it does not work when I land?

Nine times out of ten it is data roaming being switched off for the travel line. Support answers any hour, from inside the app or by email. If the fault is ours or the network's, tell us within 24 hours and we refund the part of the plan you could not use.

Is this a subscription?

Not unless you ask for one. A plan is a single purchase. You can switch renewal on so you are not cut off mid-trip, and switch it off again in the app under Profile, with no email to write.

What happens when the data runs out?

The connection stops. You can buy another plan, or add more data to the same eSIM from the app without reinstalling anything.

Can I install it before I travel?

Yes, and we recommend it. Install over Wi-Fi at home while you have a working connection; the plan itself waits until you arrive.

Can I delete it and install it again later?

No. An eSIM profile installs once. If you remove it from your phone settings it cannot be restored and the remaining data is lost, so leave it in place until the trip is over.

Who actually carries the data?

Local mobile operators in the country you visit. We buy wholesale from eSIM Access, a licensed aggregator, and resell it; the operators behind each plan are listed on the plan itself.

Is paying here safe?

Card details go from your browser to Stripe and never touch our servers. We see that a payment succeeded, the amount, and the last four digits.

What if I change my mind?

Ask within 30 days. A plan that was never installed, or installed and never connected, or started with more than 99% of the data untouched, is refunded in full.

Who you are buying from

DimeRoam is run by GrowEpic Corp, a company registered in Wyoming, United States at 30 N Gould St Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA. Connectivity is supplied by eSIM Access (Red Tea Mobile) and the local operators it works with.