Plan Guide
Unlimited / Day-Pass Plans
Fixed-data plans give you a set data bucket over the validity period. Unlimited / Day-Pass plans instead give you a daily allowance of high-speed data (4G/LTE/5G) — once you use it, you keep browsing at a reduced Fair Use Policy (FUP) speed for the rest of that day. Ideal if you use a lot of data every day.
How it works
Example: a Europe (30+ countries) 1 GB/day plan for 5 days.
- Daily high-speed: 1 GB in any covered country.
- Daily reset: the 1 GB allowance resets every 24 hours across your 5-day plan.
- After high-speed: on any day you exceed 1 GB, speeds reduce to 128–512 Kbps (or 1–2 Mbps on some plans) for the rest of that day.
- Flexible validity: pick 1 to 365 days. Total cost = days × daily plan price.
Standard unlimited allowances
- 500 MB / day (or 500 MB 7-day trial)
- 1 GB / day — FUP 256–512 Kbps or 1–2 Mbps
- 2 GB / day — FUP 256–512 Kbps or 1–2 Mbps
- 3 GB / day — FUP 256–512 Kbps or 1–2 Mbps
- 10 GB / day (rolling out on select countries) — FUP 256–512 Kbps or 1–2 Mbps
Counting the days
The day period starts at your first connection. The next day begins 24 hours later. Exact reset time varies by carrier — some reset at local midnight in the carrier's timezone, others exactly 24 hours after first connection.
Key features
- Hotspot / tethering: supported.
- Custom duration: 1–365 days.
- Pre-install validity: install up to 30 days before activation.
- Top-ups: not currently available — pick your total days upfront.
- FUP speeds are best-effort and vary with local network conditions.
Duration discounts
Longer trips get better daily rates automatically:
- 1–4 days: 4% off
- 5–9 days: 8% off
- 10–19 days: 11% off
- 20–29 days: 15% off
- 30–365 days: 18% off
Fair Use Policy (FUP)
To keep the network stable for everyone, bandwidth is dynamically allocated:
- Standard tier (≥ 1 Mbps): smooth SD or better video streaming.
- Reduced tier (after throttling): 128–512 Kbps.
- 128–384 Kbps: web browsing, email, messaging.
- 512 Kbps: reliable browsing, occasional very low-quality video.
Post-FUP speeds are a best-case scenario. Actual speed varies and is often lower during peak hours or in congested areas. After you exceed your FUP allowance, connections are managed to preserve network quality for all users.