Giga.Tel eSIM Data Plans for North America

Giga.Tel’s plans that include the word “Unlimited” are not truly unlimited; each allows 1 GB of high‑speed data per day with the speed reduced to 512 kbps once the daily allowance is reached. For example, the Global Unlimited 5 Days, Global Unlimited 7 Days, and Global Unlimited 15 Days plans each provide 1 GB per day for 5, 7, or 15 days respectively, covering Canada, Mexico, and the United States of America.

If an entirely unlimited data plan is required, Giga.Tel does not currently offer such a package for North America. Travelers can instead choose from fixed‑data plans that provide larger data allowances, such as the USA & Canada & Mexico 50 GB for 30 days priced at $65.49 USD or the Global 72 countries 90 GB for 365 days priced at $181.99 USD. These fixed plans can be more cost‑effective unless the user needs very high daily data usage.

Giga.Tel does not provide eSIM plans for North America that include a phone number or SMS capability. The provider only offers data‑only eSIMs in that region. Travelers who need voice or text services can use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection, which allows calls and messaging without a traditional phone number.

The Giga.Tel plans that cover North American countries include several options. Plans that cover the United States of America, Canada and Mexico are offered under names such as USA, Canada, Mexico, , /day; Global 72 countries, /day; Global 106 countries, /day; North America A; Global Special; Global; Global Unlimited; and Discover Global. For customers who also need coverage in Bermuda, Giga.Tel provides plans such as TEST DOES NOT WORK UK&USA (Valid for); USA & Canada /; USA & Canada & Mexico /; Global(Not Include Mainland China) (/Day Unlimited); and Global 72 countries (/validity). The plans that cover only the United States and Canada are listed as Canada and USA and US CA UK AU NZ. All of these plans include coverage for the four North American territories that are on the approved list—United States of America, Canada, Mexico and Bermuda—while no plans in the dataset list Greenland or Saint Pierre and Miquelon.