EtravelSIM eSIM Data Plans for North America

EtravelSIM does not provide a truly unlimited data eSIM for North America. All plans marketed with “Unlimited” in the name still have a data cap—in the available offerings the cap is either a fixed amount of data per day (4 GB/day) or a total data amount (e.g., 50 GB over 30 days). Once the cap is reached, the speed is reduced to 128 kbps, so the high‑speed data period is not infinite.

Customers who need larger data allowances can choose from the fixed‑data plans that EtravelSIM offers. For example, a 50 GB plan is available for 30 days at $64.99 USD, and there are several other high‑data options such as a 25 GB plan for 365 days. These fixed‑data options may be more cost‑effective for users who want consistent high‑speed data without experiencing throttling.

Yes. EtravelSIM provides North America eSIM plans that include a phone number and two‑way SMS. For example, the North America eSIM 10 GB 30 days plan costs $19.99 USD, while the 20 GB 30 days version is $27.00 USD. These plans offer 10 GB or 20 GB of high‑speed data for 30 days, and they also give you a phone number that allows inbound and outbound calls, as well as inbound and outbound SMS messages. For longer stays, the platform offers 365‑day options such as the 10 GB, 25 GB, and 50 GB plans, priced respectively at $29.99 USD, $59.99 USD, and $109.99 USD, also with two‑way voice and SMS capabilities.

The phone numbers supplied in these North America plans carry dialing codes of +33 (France) for most data‑only plans, +44 (United Kingdom) for some longer‑term plans, and +1 for the World Cup 2026 USA‑exclusive plan. Calls can be received and made, and SMS can be sent and received, on each plan. Users who need specific confirmation about local number provisioning or available services should check directly with EtravelSIM.

The North America eSIM, Global Explorer Pass, Seafarer eSIM (180 countries), and Global Flex 365 eSIM plans all include coverage for Canada, Mexico, and the United States of America in North America. No additional North American countries or territories are mentioned as covered by any of these plans.