Internet
Anywhere
in the World.

A SIM card is that tiny chip that connects your phone to a carrier. An eSIM does the same thing but it's built into your phone — no physical card. You install it by scanning a QR code. Takes about 30 seconds. Any phone from 2018 or later supports it.

Nope. We don't ask who you are. Pay with Bitcoin Lightning for complete anonymity. Or use a card — we still don't need your ID either way.

Instead of buying a 5 GB bundle (and losing whatever you don't use), you add credit to your account and we charge exactly for what you consume — megabyte by megabyte. Think of it like a prepaid electricity meter. Use a little, pay a little.

Never. Buy data credit today, use it in three years — it's still there. The only thing that renews is the $12/year subscription fee, and only if you choose to keep it.

iPhone XS (2018) or newer, most Android flagship phones from 2020+, iPads, and eSIM-capable tablets. If your phone supports eSIM, it works. Check your phone's settings for "eSIM" or "Add Data Plan" to confirm.

4G LTE and 5G where the local network supports it — you automatically connect to the fastest available network in each country. In major cities across Europe, Asia, and North America you'll often get full 5G speeds. In more remote areas you may drop to 4G LTE. Either way, it's real mobile broadband — good enough for video calls, streaming, and navigation.

It's data-only — no traditional phone calls or SMS. But you can call over the internet using WhatsApp, Signal, FaceTime, or any VOIP app. Those work great and are encrypted too, which is actually better.