Affiliate disclosure

Last updated: October 2026.

Plain English, no fine print: some of the links on this site earn us money. Here is exactly how that works, and what it does and does not change.

How we earn

Some outbound links to eSIM providers are affiliate links. If you click one and buy a plan, the provider pays us a commission through its affiliate programme. You pay the same price you would pay going direct — the commission comes out of the provider's margin, not your pocket.

What it does not change

• Recommendations are not bought. No provider can pay for a better position in a table, a softer verdict, or a recommendation. Rankings on this site follow price, data, validity and terms — the things that matter to the reader.
• We compare at least two providers on every destination page, including providers and options (like a local SIM) that pay us nothing.
• If a plan is poor value, the page says so — including plans we could earn from.

Prices and checking dates

eSIM prices change often. Every page that quotes prices carries a “prices checked” date, and we re-check money pages regularly. A price here is the price we verified on that date from the provider's own pages; always confirm the final price at the provider's checkout before you buy.

Spotting affiliate links

Affiliate links on this site are technically marked (search engines are told they are sponsored), money pages carry a short disclosure near the top, and this page is linked from the footer of every page on the site.

Questions

Anything unclear, ask us via the contact page.