Unlimited Internet - North America Regional - 30 Days
Duration
30 Days
Data
Unlimited
Plan Type
regional
Daily Limit - 3 GB at Full Speed
Your plan is unlimited, but you get 3 GB per day at full 4G/5G speed. Once the 3 GB is used, your connection doesn't cut out - speed simply drops to 1 Mbps (still plenty for messaging apps, social media and navigation). The 3 GB quota resets automatically the next day.
Covered Countries (3 countries)
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How to Use Your Unlimited eSIM in North America
Purchase & Receive Your QR Code
The moment you buy your North America Unlimited plan, your QR code lands in your inbox and dashboard.
Install the eSIM
Go to Settings → Mobile Data → Add eSIM and scan the QR code. Stay on Wi-Fi while you install.
Activate & Connect
Switch on the eSIM North America data plan in your settings - it'll connect to the network automatically. Already abroad? Turn on Data Roaming.
You're Online!
You've got Unlimited of data for 30 days in North America. Keep your primary SIM switched on if you still need calls and SMS.
This is an unlimited plan for North America - use as much data as you want for 30 days with no limits. Perfect for streaming, video calls, and heavy use.
Important Notes
- •Install your North America eSIM before your trip, while you still have Wi-Fi.
- •Your device must be eSIM-compatible and carrier-unlocked.
- •Each QR code can only be scanned once - don't delete the eSIM after installing it.
North America eSIM - Frequently Asked Questions
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One North America eSIM for USA, Canada and Mexico road trips
A travel eSIM for North America activates from any AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon (some plans), Bell, Rogers and Telcel tower the moment you land — one plan covering the US, Canada and Mexico, no SIM swap at Tijuana, Niagara or the Detroit/Windsor crossing. Roaming charges from European, Australian or Asian carriers run $12–15/day in the US alone — multiply that by a 2-week Vegas + Vancouver + Cabo trip and you've spent more on data than airfare. Local US prepaid SIMs (Mint, Tello, T-Mobile Tourist) work but require a US address for activation and don't cover Canada or Mexico without an upgrade. A North America eSIM is the simplest path: QR-activate from your hotel, keep your home number, get 4G/5G everywhere from NYC to Mexico City.
North America eSIM vs roaming vs T-Mobile Tourist plan
Three ways to stay connected across the US, Canada and Mexico. Carrier roaming is fastest but most expensive; the T-Mobile Tourist plan is decent for the US alone but stops at the border; a North America eSIM gives you all three countries for the price of one.
| eSIM | Carrier roaming | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | ≈ 2 minutes (QR before flight) | Auto-on after landing |
| USA + Canada + Mexico | One plan, all three | Per-country surcharges |
| Cost (10 days, 5GB) | ~$12–18 | $120–150 ($12/day cap) |
| US activation requirement | None | None (already on) |
| Networks | AT&T, T-Mobile, Bell, Telcel | Your home carrier |
Regional plan or single-country eSIM: what is best for North America?
The right answer depends on borders. If your whole trip stays inside one country, a dedicated USA eSIM or Canada eSIM usually buys more data for the same money. But on any route that crosses a border — Seattle up to Vancouver, El Paso into Ciudad Juárez — a regional plan starts paying for itself immediately.
A regional plan is one purchase and one QR code for all three countries, with the network switching automatically at every crossing. It also solves the awkward in-between case: a mostly-US trip with a two-day hop into Mexico, where buying a second plan for 48 hours never feels worth it. The rule of thumb is simple: one country means a country plan; two or more countries — or any chance you cross a border — means a North America regional plan.
Road-trip coverage: highways, national parks and the empty stretches
Cities and interstate corridors across North America have dependable 4G/5G, and a travel eSIM rides the same towers as the locals' phones. The honest caveat is geography: in Death Valley, Big Bend, the Yukon stretches of the Alaska Highway or Mexico's mountain backroads, every carrier has dead zones — a local SIM would not save you there either.
Plan like a local driver: download offline maps for park days, expect signal at visitor centres and gateway towns rather than trailheads, and let messages sync when the road returns to coverage. Between those stretches — the Pacific Coast Highway, the Trans-Canada between Toronto and Montreal, the highways linking Mexico City and Guadalajara — data stays solid the whole way.
More questions about North America eSIM
Best eSIM for USA travel — what data should I pick?
For a typical 7–14 day USA trip (NYC, LA, Vegas, Miami), 5–10GB covers ride-share, navigation, messaging and photo upload. Heavy social-media users (TikTok, Instagram daily) should pick 15GB+. For multi-week road trips with hotspot tethering, pick unlimited eSIM USA.
Does the North America eSIM cover Mexico?
Yes — most North America regional eSIMs include Mexico alongside the US and Canada at no extra cost. The plan auto-switches to Telcel or AT&T Mexico networks when you cross the border. Useful for Cabo, Tulum, Mexico City and the Yucatán without a separate Mexico SIM.
Will the eSIM work on T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon coverage?
eSIM tourist plans typically use AT&T or T-Mobile partner roaming, both of which have nationwide US coverage. Verizon coverage is sometimes available on premium plans. Check the plan description — most cover urban + suburban USA at full 4G/5G speed.
Can a non-US visitor activate a US eSIM?
Yes — that's the entire point. North America eSIMs activate from your home country before you fly. No US address, US ID or US payment method required, unlike a domestic Mint Mobile or AT&T Prepaid SIM.
What is the best eSIM for North America?
For any trip that touches two or three of the USA, Canada and Mexico, the best choice is a regional North America eSIM: one QR code, one data pool and automatic network switching at every border. If you are visiting a single country, a dedicated plan for that country is usually the better buy. Match the validity to your trip length and you are set.
Does a North America eSIM work in Canada?
Yes — regional North America plans include Canada, connecting through major Canadian networks so you have data in Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City and out to the Rockies. It is the practical option for itineraries that pair Canadian stops with US ones, since the same plan keeps working when you cross the border in either direction.
Can I use a North America eSIM for calls and hotspot?
Travel eSIMs are typically data-only: there is no new phone number, and calls run over WhatsApp, FaceTime, Telegram or any VoIP app — which is how most travelers call home anyway. Personal hotspot works on most plans, so a laptop or a co-driver's phone can share the connection on the road. Check the individual plan description for tethering notes.
Will an eSIM have signal in US and Canadian national parks?
In gateway towns, at visitor centres and along the main park roads, usually yes; deep backcountry in parks like Yellowstone, Banff or Death Valley has no coverage on any carrier, local SIMs included. Download offline maps before park days and treat trailhead signal as a bonus — your eSIM reconnects automatically as soon as you are back in range.