eSIM United States and Canada

eSIM for the United States and Canada: internet without roaming

With an eSIM for the United States and Canada, you connect as soon as you land, without hunting for a store or swapping your physical SIM. A single plan covers both countries, so you can cross from New York to Toronto or Seattle to Vancouver without configuring anything again. Our eSIM runs on the real networks in each country: AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon in the United States, and Rogers, Bell and Telus in Canada. That means you get 4G and 5G from a local carrier in areas with coverage — not a second-rate connection.

Roaming in the United States and Canada: why an eSIM works for you

Neither the United States nor Canada are part of the European Union, so your home carrier’s plan doesn't travel with you: roaming here is charged separately and costs a lot. You can easily see charges of 10 to 15 € per day just for using your usual data, and on a two-week trip that adds up to more than 150 €. With an eSIM you pay a fixed price upfront, you control your spending, and you avoid the bill shock when you get home. The savings are real and direct.

How much does an eSIM for the United States and Canada cost?

Prices go up based on the GB and days you need. As a reference: for a weekend in Miami or Los Angeles with maps, messaging and some social media, 1–2 GB is enough; for one or two weeks traveling the east coast or the west coast, expect about 3–5 GB; and if you're going to share the connection, do video calls or upload lots of photos, aim for 10 GB or more. You can compare all the options in all destinations and choose the one that fits your trip.

eSIM vs. physical SIM in the United States and Canada

A local physical SIM forces you to stand in line at the airport, show documents, and lose access to your usual number while you're away. The eSIM is 100 % digital: it installs in your phone without a physical card, you activate it before you leave home, and you keep your current line to receive calls and SMS from your bank. Plus you can have it ready in advance and start browsing as soon as you step foot in the country.

Does the eSIM work in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto or Vancouver?

Yes. Coverage reaches the major cities in both countries —New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Miami, Las Vegas, Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver— using the towers of AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Rogers, Bell and Telus. It also works on tourist routes like Niagara, the national parks out west or the coastal highway, though in very remote areas connection depends, as always, on the network infrastructure.

How do you activate the eSIM for the United States and Canada?

Very simple: after purchase you receive a QR code and instructions by email. You scan it from your phone’s settings, turn on data, and you're set. We recommend you install it over Wi-Fi before your flight and switch on the eSIM when you land to connect immediately. If it's your first time, follow our eSIM guide step-by-step and you'll have internet running in a few minutes.