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eSIM.io sells prepaid mobile data through an eSIM, with optional pay-as-you-go outbound calling where available. The refund wording has a practical tension: an Italy destination page lists cancellation as refundable, while the Terms say direct sales are final after provisioning, except where applicable law requires otherwise. For media buyers and other travelers, the key question is whether the selected destination plan’s price, data scope and cancellation terms fit the intended use.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- Name
- eSIM.io
- Category
- eSIM
- Official site
- esim.io · No link provided
- Facts checked
What does one eSIM cover?
The provider’s homepage and Terms describe these features and controls, checked 2026-10-31.
- Destinations: country, regional and global options; the provider says access spans “more than 200 destinations.”
- Activation: scan a QR code to connect.
- Sharing: one plan can be shared with family members or a friend.
- Data controls: choose an amount, add more later and track usage after connecting.
- Account interface: review active plans, monitor data use, deposit credits and manage settings.
What do Italy and Global cost?
The homepage lists Europe at 0.85 EUR per GB and Global at 3 EUR per GB; its Italy listing gives a destination-specific rate. Prices and availability may vary by jurisdiction and change before purchase, the Terms state.
- Italy plans: the pricing page lists 30-day plans from 1 GB for 2 EUR to 100 GB for 76 EUR.
- Italy plans are also listed for durations from 1 to 30 days, priced from 3.25 EUR to 56 EUR, according to the pricing page.
- United States plans: the pricing page lists 30-day plans from 1 GB for 2.50 EUR to 100 GB for 100 EUR.
- United States plans are also listed for durations from 1 to 30 days, priced from 4.25 EUR to 79 EUR, according to the pricing page.
What do data plans leave out?
The Terms define the data plans as excluding voice, SMS and emergency services. Optional Calling Service is separate and supports outbound calls only; it does not provide inbound calls or SMS.
Calling also excludes emergency calls and emergency texts, including to 112, 911, or 999, according to the Terms. Buyers who need ordinary voice service or emergency access should not treat the data plan or optional calling feature as a substitute.
Which questions belong with support?
Ask support whether the intended setup integrates with the buyer’s existing tools and what requirements apply before registration. The reviewed pages advertise 24/7 live support, according to the homepage checked 2026-10-31.
The Terms identify a contact for questions about the services or Terms. Ask which setup conditions apply to the chosen destination plan, and whether those conditions differ by device or account configuration.
How does QR activation proceed?
Activation requires a carrier-unlocked, eSIM-compatible device and a stable internet connection, the Terms state. The setup guidance describes adding an eSIM from the Feed tab by QR code or manual instructions.
After installation, the provider recommends selecting the added eSIM as the mobile data source in phone settings. For iOS, its instructions specify Settings > Cellular for choosing that data source and enabling roaming in the eSIM settings. The setup page recommends enabling international roaming for the added eSIM.
The vendor’s troubleshooting page covers eSIM internet connection issues on iOS and Android devices. Installation instructions also include access to a video tutorial, the provider says.
Which stated controls add flexibility?
Destination pages list several controls, but their presence should be checked on the specific plan page before purchase.
- Data selection: users can choose an amount and add more later.
- Start date and freezing: the Italy page lists both controls.
- Companions and transfers: Italy lists adding a companion, sending the plan and reinstallation.
- Greece lists plan freezing, selectable start dates and adding a companion; it also lists sending and reinstallation.
- Hotspot: the United States and Greece plan pages list hotspot access.
Which written limits narrow use?
The Terms narrow the service to data access, with separate limits on activation, subscription data and optional calling.
The Terms say direct data-plan and eSIM sales are final after provisioning, except where applicable law requires otherwise.
The Terms require a carrier-unlocked, eSIM-compatible device and a stable internet connection for activation.
The Terms say subscription plan data entitlements are allocated in monthly cycles, and unused data does not roll over.
The Terms say the optional Calling Service supports outbound calls only and does not provide inbound calling or SMS.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Which eSIM terms should comparisons match?
Compare destination coverage, plan validity, activation requirements, data limits, refund rules, payment methods and support. For a fair comparison, match the same destination and intended use, then read the terms that apply before provisioning.
Who fits these prepaid data terms?
These terms fit individuals seeking prepaid data who can meet the contract and device conditions. The Terms say the services are intended for individuals aged 18 or older who have capacity to contract.
The provider says its destinations include country, regional and global options, and that one plan can be shared with family or a friend. Anyone considering a plan must comply with laws in the places where they access or use the services, according to the Terms. The service is provided by Getverify LDA, incorporated in Portugal with an address in Funchal, Madeira.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations and setup requirements: details for existing tools and configurations
- Supported device models: a model-by-model compatibility list
- Plan validity: terms beyond the named destination offers
- Payment methods: accepted payment options
- Destination coverage and operators: a complete destination-by-destination list
- Refund handling: how cancellation wording applies across plans
What do the plan and setup pages answer?
Which carriers does the Italy page list?
The Italy page lists Wind Italy, Vodafone Italy and Iliad, with LTE and 5G networks. The listing identifies the carriers and network technologies, rather than establishing that every plan has identical coverage. Check the selected destination page for the carrier details it presents.
Which carriers does the United States page list?
The United States page lists AT&T USA and Verizon USA, with LTE and 5G mobile networks. This answers which networks the page names; it does not establish destination coverage beyond that listing. Buyers should read the selected plan’s destination details before provisioning.
Which carriers does the United Kingdom page list?
The United Kingdom page lists O2 UK, EE UK, H3G UK and Vodafone UK, alongside LTE and 5G network technologies. The page’s carrier list is specific to that destination and should not be treated as a list for other plans.
Does the Greece plan require eKYC?
The Greece page lists a data plan and says eKYC is not required. Its stated eKYC condition concerns the listed plan; the page does not establish a general rule for every destination. The United States and Italy pages also say eKYC is not required.
Does every destination list hotspot access?
The United States and Greece destination pages list hotspot access. The evidence supports those named destinations, not a service-wide claim. Check the page for the destination and plan under consideration.
How do cancellation wording and the Terms differ?
The Italy destination page lists cancellation as refundable, while the Terms say direct data-plan and eSIM sales are final after provisioning, except where applicable law requires otherwise. The two statements leave the precise handling across plans unclear, so check the applicable terms before provisioning.
Are the written terms ready to try?
Fits if the selected destination, current price and prepaid data scope match the intended use, and the device meets the activation conditions.
Probably not if ordinary voice, SMS or emergency access is required from the plan.
Main risk… provisioning may make a direct sale final under the Terms, while a destination page lists cancellation as refundable. Resolve which wording applies before provisioning.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- esim.io/terms-of-servicechecked
- esim.io/destinations/esim-italychecked
- esim.iochecked
- esim.io/destinations/esim-united-states-of-americachecked
- esim.io/destinations/esim-united-kingdomchecked
- esim.io/destinations/esim-greecechecked
- esim.io/how-to-set-up-esim-offlinechecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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