Anbieter

eSIMpeek verfolgt die aktuellen Tarife von neun eSIM-Anbietern — Airalo, Holafly, Saily, Nomad, Ubigi, Yesim, Maya, BNESIM und MobiMatter — und bewertet sie nach echtem Preis pro Gigabyte, Netzabdeckung und Funktionen, nicht danach, wer am meisten für die Platzierung zahlt. Jede Anbieterseite unten schlüsselt Preise, Stärken und Kompromisse auf, damit du nach deiner tatsächlichen Reise entscheidest, nicht nach Werbetexten.

11 providers compared

Holafly

ab 27,30 $

Unlimited-data specialist for travelers who refuse to count gigabytes.

Ubigi

Carrier-backed (Transatel) — strongest where 5G coverage matters.

Airalo

The default marketplace — widest country coverage, rarely the absolute cheapest.

Saily

NordVPN’s travel SIM — security-minded with tidy regional pricing.

Nomad

Value-focused regional and country plans with frequent promos.

Yesim

ab 2,17 $

Flexible pay-as-you-go for travelers who want to top up on the fly.

Maya

Global plans with transparent pricing and broad reach.

BNESIM

The veteran — bundles data with real calls and SMS.

SimOptions

ab 15,90 $

SimOptions is an international marketplace for prepaid travel SIM and eSIM cards, working directly with major mobile operators across 200+ destinations, with no roaming charges.

MobiMatter

ab 7,99 $

A marketplace aggregator — one storefront reselling eSIM plans from dozens of telecom operators and niche brands.

Airhub

ab 1,89 $

A newer prepaid eSIM store with broad global reach and straightforward instant activation.