iRoamly eSIM Data Plans for Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

iRoamly does not offer a true unlimited data eSIM for Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The highest‑volume plans provide a fixed data cap of 500GB for validity periods ranging from 1 to 30 days; after the 500GB threshold is reached, the speed is reduced to 5120kbps. Although the plans are labeled with the word “Unlimited, ” the data cap is explicitly listed and the name is accompanied by the field hasUnlimitedName = true, indicating a fixed data allowance rather than unlimited high‑speed data.

If a traveler wants a larger data allotment, iRoamly’s fixed plans can be a more economical choice. For example, a 500GB plan valid for 7 days costs $125.00 and allows tethering; the same data volume is available for 1, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30‑day validity ranges at higher prices. These options may be more cost‑effective than a nominal unlimited plan for users who do not need truly unlimited data.

iRoamly does not provide an eSIM with a phone number or SMS capability for Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Travelers who purchase an iRoamly eSIM for this destination receive only a data‑only plan; no inbound or outbound voice or text services are included. If phone number or SMS functionality is needed, users can rely on popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage, which operate over the data connection.

iRoamly provides 75 single‑country data plans and 28 multi‑country plans that include Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The single‑country plans generally come in fixed data amounts—ranging from 500 MB up to 500 GB—with pricing from $0.00 to $534.00 and validity periods between one and thirty days. The multi‑country offerings also span similar price and data ranges but bundle coverage across several destinations, giving travellers the option to use the data while traveling in the Caribbean. In both categories the plans can be purchased as either daily data‑cap packages or fixed‑data‑cap packages, with the former allowing a set amount of data per day and the latter offering a single data threshold for the full validity period.