Roamify

By price per gigabyte, Roamify is the third-cheapest provider we track: $0.13/GB at sensible travel sizes, against a sector median of $2.00. Only RedteaGO and Stellar go lower.

Its real identity, though, is unlimited plans: 1,843 of its 5,880, from $0.87/day. The fine print matters here, and we print it on every row: each one carries 1 GB per day at full speed, then the connection continues at 5 Mbps. It slows — it doesn't stop. If you're planning video calls, you need that number before clicking, not after.

Coverage spans all 204 destinations we track, with 33 different durations from 1 to 60 days — one of the few catalogues where you can buy almost to the day.

Our readers get the code RIGHTESIM, worth 5% off. We tested it in their cart before publishing: $34.50 became $32.77 once typed into the promo code box.

An honest caveat: although our outbound link carries the code embedded, the store does NOT apply it by itself. You have to type it at checkout. That's why the prices we publish are list prices — advertising a figure that requires an extra step to obtain would be misleading.

Our commission doesn't depend on whether you use the code, so the advice is neutral: always type it. It costs nothing.

On Trustpilot it holds 4 out of 5 across roughly 362 reviews. The recurring themes: low prices, instant activation, and a live chat that actually answers — something several bigger brands don't offer.

It's a young brand and the review volume is still moderate; with a few hundred reviews, one good or bad streak moves the average more than it would for an Airalo with tens of thousands. Context matters as much as the number.

One demand figure that surprised us during research: in Germany, Roamify gets searched 720 times a month — more than providers years older. They're doing something right in that market.