When people compare Holafly with other travel eSIMs, the real question is usually unlimited data versus a fixed data pack. Unlimited is simple, but if you mostly use maps, messaging and the odd search, a fixed plan sized to your trip often does the same job for less.
SoloSim lets you choose: fixed data packs for most destinations, and unlimited or day-pass plans where a destination offers them. Each plan shows its data, validity, network speed and any fair-usage limit before you pay.
Find a plan for your tripWhere a destination has unlimited or day-pass plans, they're listed on that destination's page next to the fixed-data plans. Unlimited plans may slow down after heavy daily use; the fair-usage limit is shown on each plan.
As a rough guide: maps, messaging and light browsing use about 0.3–0.5 GB a day; social media and regular browsing about 1 GB a day; video calls, streaming or sharing your connection 2 GB or more a day. Multiply by the days of your trip and pick the plan just above that.
Yes. Most eSIM phones store several eSIMs at once. Install SoloSim alongside your other eSIMs and choose which one to use for mobile data in your phone's settings — nothing needs deleting.
Yes. Buy a plan, install the eSIM over Wi-Fi or your current data, then set SoloSim as the line for mobile data and turn on data roaming for it. Any data left on your old eSIM stays there until it expires.
No. SoloSim plans are for mobile data. Your usual SIM keeps your number for calls and texts, and WhatsApp and iMessage keep working with your normal number.
Also comparing: Airalo alternative · Nomad alternative · Saily alternative · SuperSim alternative · VIA eSIM alternative · Ubigi alternative · Yesim alternative · Maya Mobile alternative · GigSky alternative · Jetpac alternative · aloSIM alternative
Holafly is a trademark of its respective owner. SoloSim is an independent travel eSIM provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Holafly.