eSIM United States
- Local-operator 4G/5G mobile data
- QR code and eSIM profile right after payment
- Email support
iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, and most 2020+ flagships. The device must be carrier-unlocked.
Your pass
Check the destination and duration — then just your email and payment.
eSIM for United States: what to know
The USA means long distances and three networks: AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon provide 5G in the cities and 4G along the interstates, but in national parks, deserts and on mountain roads the signal disappears for long stretches. Prepaid SIMs in the US are expensive, and a travel eSIM costs several times less for the same gigabytes.
Make sure your phone supports the US LTE bands (2, 4, 12): most iPhones and Samsung flagships are fine, some budget models are not.
Plans connect to Verizon, AT&T on 4G/5G. The network is picked automatically, and Wi-Fi hotspot is allowed.
There are 37 plans: 100 MB to 100 GB of data, valid 7 days to 180 days, from €1.00. Per-day plans are available too — handy for short trips. The best price per gigabyte is the 50 GB / 30 days plan at €46.67.
Install the profile before you travel, at home over Wi-Fi: validity starts the first time the eSIM joins a network at the destination, not at purchase.
Pay by international or Russian card, or in crypto. The eSIM QR code arrives by email within a couple of minutes — no account needed.
Tips for United States
- For national park trips — Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Yellowstone — download offline maps: there is almost no signal inside the parks.
- Uber and Lyft work in every city; you need data right at the airport.
- 10 GB covers two weeks with car navigation.
How much data you need
As a guide: maps, messengers and social feeds use about 500 MB a day; add video and calls and it is 1 GB or more.
| Trip | Plan | Price |
|---|---|---|
3 days about 2 GB | 3 GB · 15 days | €3.67 |
7 days about 5 GB | 5 GB · 30 days | €5.52 |
14 days about 10 GB | 10 GB · 30 days | €10.07 |
30 days about 20 GB | 20 GB · 30 days | €19.32 |
eSIM for United States: questions
All eSIM questions →- Will my phone work on US networks?
- If it supports LTE bands 2, 4 and 12 — yes. iPhone XS and newer and Samsung flagships do; some budget models for other markets lack these bands and will be slower.
- Is there signal in the national parks?
- At entrances and visitor centres — yes; inside the parks and on roads between them the signal drops for hours. Plan on offline maps and downloaded tickets.
- Which networks does the United States eSIM use?
- Plans connect to Verizon, AT&T. The network is selected automatically when the eSIM registers; nothing to switch by hand.
- Is 5G available on United States plans?
- Yes, plans support 4G/5G. Real-world speed depends on the operator's coverage where you are and on whether your phone supports 5G.
- How much does a United States eSIM cost?
- From €1.00 for a 100 MB plan. The best value per gigabyte is 50 GB for 30 days at €46.67. The price is fixed at checkout, with no fees on top.
- Can I share the United States eSIM data as a hotspot?
- Yes, Wi-Fi hotspot (tethering) is allowed on every United States plan. Shared traffic comes out of the same allowance.
- When does the validity period start?
- The first time the eSIM joins a network at the destination, not at purchase. Install the profile in advance and switch it on when you land.
- How do I pay?
- By Mastercard issued anywhere, a Russian card, or crypto. Visa is accepted from Russian banks only. The QR code arrives by email within a couple of minutes.
Nearby destinations
All countries: Americas →Bundles that include United States
Get eSIM in 3 simple steps
Pick a plan
A data bundle or a daily rate — prices and coverage come from the operator catalogue.
Pay
International or Russian card, or crypto. The email with your QR code arrives right after payment.
Switch on abroad
Validity starts with the first connection in your destination country.