esim0

esim0 is the most recent addition to our comparison: its catalogue went live in September 2026. It's a company registered in England, selling data-only eSIMs (no calls or SMS), paid by card, with no account required.

It has 2,445 plans across 197 destinations, one of the widest reaches we track, and buying is simple: one page per country where you choose size and duration. In our tables we publish, for each plan, the version you can actually buy on that page, which is the cheapest of the versions in its catalogue.

On data bundles, esim0 is at or slightly below the market. In Japan, 10 GB for 30 days costs $10.99, practically the market median of $10.80. In Turkey, $7.99 against $9.18. Its catalogue-wide median of $3.10/GB is above the sector's, though: its best prices are in the popular destinations.

On unlimited it's among the most expensive: the cheapest is $1.99 per day, 22nd out of 24. And most drop to 512 kbps or less after the daily allowance, which is 1 GB on many plans. If you don't want to count gigabytes, there are better and cheaper options in the same table.

Its catalogue doesn't state hotspot or top-up availability per plan. Empty means "not stated", not "not available": ask their support first if you need either.

With only a few weeks on the market, esim0 has no Trustpilot reviews or other public history to judge its service by. We don't know how it handles problems, and we'd rather say so than fill the gap with guesses.

What we did check: our links land on the right page for each country, and checkout works without an account.

Our reading: a reasonably priced store for popular destinations on data bundles, but too new to recommend over providers with years of reviews. If you choose it, start with a short trip.