Estimate your usage (quick method)
Choose the closest profile and add buffer if you will share internet via hotspot or use video frequently.
- Light: messaging, maps, email, occasional browsing.
- Balanced: social media, more browsing, some video calls.
- Heavy: streaming, hotspot, frequent uploads or long video calls.
How to save data without going offline
- Download offline maps and your travel docs.
- Turn off app auto-updates and background refresh while traveling.
- Prefer Wi‑Fi for large downloads and backups.
- Lower video quality when streaming on mobile data.
Pick a plan (quick decision)
See available plans here: eSIM for United States of America.
If you will travel across multiple countries, United States and Canada eSIM may be a better fit.
Estimating your data use
Rule of thumb: messaging and maps use relatively little data, while video streaming and hotspot are the biggest drivers. If you expect video calls or frequent video, pick a plan with buffer.
Useful links
Official sources on mobile networks and roaming:
Quick recommendation
To stay connected in United States of America, choose eSIM for United States of America in advance.
If you travel across multiple countries in the region, United States and Canada eSIM can be a good fit.
Recommended plans
Summary
FAQ
What if I run out of data?
If you need more, you can consider purchasing an additional plan for the same destination.
Is hotspot usage different from phone usage?
Yes. Tethering typically consumes data faster, so plan a buffer if you will share internet.
What is a daily cap?
A daily-cap plan limits how much you can use per day. After the cap, speed may be reduced depending on policy.
How much does an eSIM cost for United States of America?
Prices: 1,00 EUR - 102,00 EUR. Total data: up to 100 GB. Daily cap: 500 MB - 10 GB/day. Validity: up to 180 days. Operators (for reference): T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon.
Which validity periods are most common?
Common options: 1 day, 7 days, 30 days.