“I bought 10Gb for 7 days but was given unlimited for 3 days. For some reason I was switched.

This is bad. This is incorrect marketing and a switch during the checkout process. I will never purchase from your company again.

Data speed was not good either.”

Rohit

May 16, 2026

Airalo Mexico

“I have used Airalo in about 20 countries and I was quite satisfied mostly. In Mexico though, they are useless unless you stay in the biggest cities. They connect to Movistar network in there and if you plan to travel around, it is absolutely useless with no coverage in most places where other providers have a good signal. ”

Peter

Mar 15, 2026

thirr.com Mexico

“Great customer service and very strong signal in all my trip. Highly recommend thirr.com”

Tina Waltz

Feb 20, 2026

Airhub Mexico

“NEVER TRY TO BUY THE AIRHUB FOR MEXICO UNLIMITED PACKAGES , ONCE YOU REACH 5G DATA OF USAGE ,YOU CAN NEVER ACCESS TO INTERNET ANYMORE, SPEEDTEST SHOWS THE IP IS FROM HOUSTON, 40 USD FOR 5G PROBABLY 2 YOUTUBE VIDEOS WOULD RUN IT OUT, BEST DEAL EVER. AND THE CUSTOMER SUPPORT IS THE WORST I HAVE EVER SEEN , 0 KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE INTERNET AND ONLY REPEATING THE SAME STUFF ; RESTART REBOOT AND RESET, USE THIS MONEY FOR BETTER GOOD INSTEAD OF GETTING SCAMED”

SCAMED BY AIRHUB

Feb 27, 2025

Airhub Mexico

“AT&T connection is mostly non-existent in Mexico - I never saw it available in the Yucatan, and very unreliable elsewhere. Customer support very unhelpful, refused to refund, blamed my settings. Don't bother, jetpac for example worked instantly without issue.”

BL19

Feb 7, 2025

Breeze Mexico

“Data was unusably slow in major cities (CDMX, Oaxaca), spikey throughput but sub 500kbps and unable to stream music. Support is all automated and has yet to get back to me.”

Zak

Dec 31, 2024

Airhub Mexico

“Don't buy from Airhub. They sold me an eSIM for North America. But the IP address assigned was Polish, which means that all internet traffic was routed from NA to Poland and back - very poor performance. They don't tell you anything about this when you buy at the website. Don't use them.”

trav

Dec 14, 2024

EtravelSIM Mexico

“Supposedly on AT&T network, Worked in CDMX, but not at all on the coast in Oaxaca.”

Max

Nov 28, 2024

GoMoWorld Mexico

“It’s literally (Mexico) the worst eSIM product I have ever purchased. I have hardly any mobile internet anywhere, even in the capital Mexico City it’s worthless. And if there’s any, it’s so incredibly slow only WhatsApp works. Just a scam, so recommended to spend a bit more and go for a competitor.”

Jpf

Oct 29, 2024

Airalo Mexico

“Excellent. Worked right away, stable connection.”

embrowsers

Aug 23, 2024

Airhub Mexico

“Complete scam. You receive an esim that doesn’t even connect to the internet. Do NOT buy from them!”

R

Jul 10, 2024

Airhub Mexico

“Very poor experience in Mexico city, even in the historical center the AT&T connection would always drop and completely lose signal.

Do yourself a favor a find a esim provider that uses Telcel exclusively.”

pizzaman

Jun 26, 2024

Airhub Mexico

“They’re scammers no internet connection”

Batu

May 9, 2024

EZsim Mexico

“Gghh”

Maksim

Feb 8, 2024

EtravelSIM Mexico

“Very very bad, went to chiapas and cancun area and almost never had reception. Plus couldn't make any phone calls, despite having calls in the plan”

NATAN DAVID

Aug 31, 2023

Nomad Mexico

“Uses AT&T while in Mexico for roaming

doesn't really have consistent signal all the time or the speed. But works for the most part if you're in the more populated areas. ”

Peter George

May 8, 2022

Nomad Mexico

“Activated no problem, but it rarely worked. When it did, it was incredibly slow. My friends who bought sims from Telcel had excellent internet. Nomad uses AT&T and almost never gets LTE, or when it does the lag is intense.”

Sizzle

Apr 3, 2022

Mexico Travel eSIM FAQ

Everything you need to know about using eSIMs in Mexico

How many travel eSIM brands (providers) are available for use in Mexico, and how many prepaid data plans are there?

With more than 180 travel eSIM providers and over 9, 800 prepaid data plans available for Mexico, travelers have a wide variety of options to choose from, making it easy to find an eSIM that fits their needs.

Are there any unlimited data eSIM plans available for Mexico?

Yes, several eSIM providers offer unlimited data plans for travelers heading to Mexico. The plans range from one to forty‑five days of validity, and the cost for a single plan starts around five dollars and can go up to just under seventy dollars in U.S. currency. Most of these unlimited options allow tethering, though the speed may be throttled after a certain data threshold or when network congestion occurs. Examples include Roamify, Truely, Yesim, EscapeSIM, RedEx eSIM, abesteSIM, and FairPlay, each offering a generous data allowance without hard caps. These plans provide coverage on 5G networks where available and are an attractive option for users who need continuous internet access without worrying about data limits.

What are the major mobile networks available for a travel eSIM in Mexico?

In Mexico, the primary Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) providing infrastructure for mobile services are:

Telcel: The largest mobile operator in Mexico, offering extensive nationwide coverage and a wide range of services.
Movistar: A major telecommunications provider owned by Telefónica, offering mobile voice and data services across the country.
AT&T Mexico: A subsidiary of AT&T Inc., providing mobile services with a growing network presence in Mexico.

Additionally, Mexico hosts several Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs), which offer mobile services by leasing access from these major carriers. Notable local MVNOs include Bait and FreedomPop. It's important to note that most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of MNOs rather than MVNOs.

Can I get a travel eSIM with a phone number and SMS for Mexico?

Yes, travel eSIMs that give you a phone number and support both voice calls and SMS while you are in Mexico are available. Providers such as Airalo, RedEx eSIM and Airhub offer these plans. Their numbers use the Mexican dialing code +52, so the numbers are local to Mexico and can be used for inbound and outbound voice calls and for inbound and outbound SMS.

Typical plans start at about $5.50 USD for a 1 GB bundle valid for three days, and prices rise to around $57 for a 300 GB bundle valid for 30 days. Unlimited‑data eSIMs with calls and SMS are available from RedEx eSIM at a cost of $22.60 for 10 days up to $50.67 for 25 days. All of these offers include the ability to receive and send phone calls and text messages in Mexico.

Summarized by AI, Last updated: Aug 7, 2026