eSIM Unlimited GB — fast internet without a physical SIM
Heading to United States and want to stay online without the hassle of traditional SIM cards? We have you covered. With our eSIM for United States — Unlimited GB for 10 days — you get instant data from touchdown. Forget roaming fees and SIM swapping — this is the future of travel connectivity.
Use Unlimited GB of high-speed data for maps, social media, messaging, and keeping in touch during your journey across United States. Perfect for short trips or as a backup data source.
Activation is simple: scan the QR code after purchase and follow the instructions — no tech skills needed. You’ll be online in minutes.
An ideal solution for travel, work, or holidays in United States — no queues and no roaming charges. After purchase you receive a QR eSIM and a quick setup guide.
Key benefits
- Unlimited GB of data — valid for 10 days from activation
- No physical SIM — install in minutes
- Coverage: US
- Speeds: 4G/LTE/5G (where available)
- Tethering/Hotspot: Yes
Compatibility
A device with eSIM support (or an adapter) is required. Examples: iPhone XR+, iPad Pro/Air (eSIM), Google Pixel 4+, Samsung Galaxy S20–S24 (eSIM models). Check device/region eSIM support before purchase.
How it works
- Buy online and receive a QR eSIM with instructions via email.
- Scan the QR in eSIM settings (iOS/Android).
- Enable the profile on departure day or on arrival.
- Done — enjoy internet for 10 days or until the data is used up.
Activation
- Profile validity: 3 months
- Post-purchase support: Yes
Important
- Data-only (no minutes/SMS), unless specified otherwise.
- Refunds are possible before the QR is sent; afterwards per digital-services policy.
Included
- eSIM QR code (digital profile)
- Setup guide (iOS/Android)
- After-purchase support
- Data: Unlimited GB for 10 days
- Coverage: US
- Delivery: QR code via email — activate in a minute
FAQ (short)
Hotspot? Yes
Extend the plan? Yes
When to activate? Preferably on arrival. Installing the profile does not start the timer; validity starts on the first network attach in the destination.
