United States eSIM

Coverage across the United States is strong in cities and along the interstate network, and genuinely absent in stretches of the mountain west, the desert southwest and many national parks, including well-known ones such as Zion and Yellowstone. Which network a plan roams onto matters more here than in most of Europe, since rural coverage footprints differ sharply between American carriers rather than converging on similar infrastructure. Public transport in cities such as New York or Chicago is largely card-based rather than app-dependent, so day-to-day data use in urban areas tends to centre on maps and ride-hailing rather than ticketing. Anyone planning a long road trip through the national parks or across open desert stretches should download offline maps in advance, since gaps there can run for well over an hour of driving.

Coverage and hotspot

These plans run on the operators listed above. Coverage follows those networks, so it is strongest in cities and along main routes.

Hotspot: we can't confirm this for this plan — message us before you buy if you need to share your connection.

Networks used hereAT&T · Verizon · 5G on selected plans