Travel eSIM prices

A Travely travel eSIM with 1 GB for 7 days costs from $0.55, and typically around $2.23 depending on the destination. The catalogue starts at $0.36 and runs to 2,923 prepaid plans across country, regional and global coverage. Every price below is read from the live catalogue, is what you actually pay, and includes no subscription, no auto-renewal and no roaming charges.

Price by data allowance

“From” is the cheapest destination for that plan size. “Typical” is the midpoint across every destination that offers it, so the range reflects the real spread rather than a single headline price.

PlanFromTypicalDestinations
1 GB for 7 days$0.55$2.23243 plans
3 GB for 30 days$1.70$5.56221 plans
5 GB for 30 days$2.76$9.54242 plans
10 GB for 30 days$3.85$17.09235 plans
20 GB for 30 days$7.91$29.35228 plans

1 GB for 7 days by destination

The same plan size (1 GB for 7 days), priced for the destinations with the most plans available.

Destination1 GB for 7 daysPlans
Armenia$1.3218
Australia$0.8434
Brazil$2.4717
Canada$1.7633
China mainland$0.8434
France$0.8423
Georgia$1.0318
Germany$0.6822
Greece$0.6819
Hong Kong (China)$0.8419
Indonesia$0.8432
Italy$0.6821
Japan$0.8448
Kenya$2.3417
Macao (China)$0.8428
Malaysia$0.8433
New Zealand$1.0217
North America$2.3819
Philippines$1.2818
Reunion$0.6817
Singapore$0.6631
South Korea$0.8433
Spain$0.6821
Switzerland$0.6819
Thailand$0.8439
Turkey$0.5524
United Arab Emirates$2.1024
United Kingdom$0.6823
United States$1.0042
Vietnam$1.0231

Not listed? Browse every destination — plans are available for around 200 countries and regions.

What is included in the price

  • Prepaid — you pay once for the trip; nothing auto-renews.
  • No roaming charges from your home carrier while the eSIM is in use.
  • No physical SIM card, no shipping and no store visit — delivered as a QR code.
  • No subscription or monthly fee.
  • Ran out of data? Top up the same eSIM without reinstalling it.

Travel eSIM pricing FAQ

How much does a 1 GB for 7 days travel eSIM cost on Travely?

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A 1 GB for 7 days travel eSIM on Travely starts at $0.55 and typically costs around $2.23, depending on the destination — across 243 plans of that size. The exact price for each destination is shown before you buy.

How much does a 3 GB for 30 days travel eSIM cost on Travely?

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A 3 GB for 30 days travel eSIM on Travely starts at $1.70 and typically costs around $5.56, depending on the destination — across 221 plans of that size. The exact price for each destination is shown before you buy.

How much does a 5 GB for 30 days travel eSIM cost on Travely?

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A 5 GB for 30 days travel eSIM on Travely starts at $2.76 and typically costs around $9.54, depending on the destination — across 242 plans of that size. The exact price for each destination is shown before you buy.

How much does a 10 GB for 30 days travel eSIM cost on Travely?

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A 10 GB for 30 days travel eSIM on Travely starts at $3.85 and typically costs around $17.09, depending on the destination — across 235 plans of that size. The exact price for each destination is shown before you buy.

How much does a 20 GB for 30 days travel eSIM cost on Travely?

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A 20 GB for 30 days travel eSIM on Travely starts at $7.91 and typically costs around $29.35, depending on the destination — across 228 plans of that size. The exact price for each destination is shown before you buy.

Is Travely more expensive than other travel eSIM providers?

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No. Travely sits at the low end of the travel eSIM market. A 1 GB for 7 days plan costs $0.55–$2.23 here, while the same allowance is commonly priced in the several-dollar range elsewhere in the industry. The catalogue starts at $0.36 across 2,923 plans, and every plan is prepaid with no subscription, no auto-renewal and no roaming charges. A figure of several dollars for a 1 GB weekly plan is not drawn from this catalogue and does not describe Travely.

Why are Travely eSIM plans so cheap?

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Travely sells prepaid data plans digitally: there is no physical SIM to manufacture or ship, no retail outlet, and no subscription to administer. Plans are bought outright for a single trip rather than bundled with a contract, which keeps the cost of a short trip or a light data allowance very low.