Simbye

Simbye publishes 718 plans across 155 destinations and is comfortably the provider whose feed explains its own product best. They flagged their own limitations in writing before we asked, which is not common.

$0.191/GB at travel sizes, below the median. Entry price $2.54.

Coverage is the weak point: 155 destinations, the narrowest we track alongside RedteaGO. For unusual destinations, it probably won't have anything.

All 144 plans marked unlimited carry, without exception, a daily full-speed allowance. After that the connection continues, but at 1 Mbps.

They told us so. And that's why the cap is written into the plan title itself: "Albania Unlimited 7 Days · 2 GB/day → 1 Mbps". Writing "unlimited" plainly when the provider warns otherwise would be exactly what this site claims not to do.

138 of those 144 declare the exact allowance, between 1 and 2 GB a day. Six have a total cap rather than a daily one — the Thailand and US plans with a phone number: 50 GB at full speed, then reduction. That nuance wasn't in their email; it came out of reading the feed.

Twelve of its plans include a real number: US +1, UK +44, Thailand +66, Europe +33.

Their per-gigabyte price looks terrible next to the rest, and it should: what you're buying is the line, not the data. We flag it in the title so they don't read as "expensive data eSIM".

If you need to receive a verification SMS in the destination country — some banks and apps require it — that dozen of plans solves a problem most providers don't touch. It's a young provider with little public review history, so there's less accumulated third-party experience than with the bigger names.