Every Saily alternative
| Brand | App | Top-ups |
|---|---|---|
| AAiralo | Needed | Yes |
| EeSIMPal | Not needed | Yes |
| HHolafly | Not needed | No |
| IEInbox eSIM | Not needed | Yes |
| JJetpac | Needed | Yes |
| MMMaya Mobile | Needed | Yes |
| NNomad | Needed | Yes |
| UUbigi | Not needed | Yes |
App and top-up rows come from each brand’s own help pages; a brand opens its comparison with Inbox eSIM.
What the alternatives charge
Median price over the 49 comparison countries each brand sells in. Every country opens all of them side by side.
| Brand | 5 GB, 30+ days | Unlimited or daily, 7 days | Read |
|---|---|---|---|
| IEInbox eSIM | $5.90 (49 countries) | $21.90 (34 countries) | Live |
| AAiralo | $12.00 (48 countries) | $27.00 (47 countries) | 22 Oct 2026 |
| HHolafly | Not sold | $27.50 (49 countries) | 23 Oct 2026 |
| UUbigi | Not sold | $23.00 (47 countries) | 23 Oct 2026 |
| NNomad | $12.50 (49 countries) | $25.00 (46 countries) | 23 Oct 2026 |
| JJetpac | $12.00 (31 countries) | $26.99 (48 countries) | 23 Oct 2026 |
| EeSIMPal | $8.40 (34 countries) | Not sold | 23 Oct 2026 |
Which one to pick
Inbox eSIM, if
- You would rather not install an app or open an account: the QR comes by email.
- You want fixed-GB packs from 1 GB, with top-ups on the same eSIM.
- You may cancel: unused and never installed, the money goes back to your card.
Stay with Saily, if
- You want an ad blocker, web protection and a virtual location built into the travel data app.
- You need a real phone number: Saily sells a US (+1) number with calls and SMS as an add-on.
- You want unlimited plans with 5 GB a day at full speed (our Day Pass gives 3 GB a day).
Questions
Is there a Saily alternative without an app?
Yes: eSIMPal, Holafly, Inbox eSIM, Ubigi. Inbox eSIM sends the QR and a one-tap install link by email; there is no account to open. Saily: Account required. Plans can be bought on the website, but the Saily app is needed to install the eSIM..
Which Saily alternatives sell unlimited data?
Airalo: 3 GB per day at 20 Mbps, then reduced speed; resets every 24 hours. Hotspot allowed, counted in the 3 GB.. Holafly: No fixed cap; local networks may slow heavy users for up to a day. Hotspot is capped per destination.. Jetpac: Japan unlimited: first 3 GB every 24 hours at standard speed, then up to 1 Mbps (30 days, USD 65.99).. Maya Mobile: FAQ says no throttling; Terms say a daily high-speed quota (size not stated), then standard speed.. Nomad: Most plans: 2 GB per day at high speed, then about 1 or 2 Mbps; resets every 24 hours. Non-refundable.. Ubigi: Full speed up to a threshold (7-day country: about 15 to 25 GB; 30-day: 60 GB), then 2 Mbps. Sharing allowed.. Inbox eSIM sells a Day Pass instead: 3 GB a day at full speed, then 1 Mbps.
When is Saily still the better pick?
You want an ad blocker, web protection and a virtual location built into the travel data app. You need a real phone number: Saily sells a US (+1) number with calls and SMS as an add-on. You want unlimited plans with 5 GB a day at full speed (our Day Pass gives 3 GB a day). You want to pay with PayPal.
Data for 200 countries, no appQR and a one-tap install link by email, about a minute after paying.
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