iRoamly

Daily, Total and Unlimited eSIM Plans

iRoamly sells prepaid travel eSIMs across more than 100 countries, describing itself as a reseller partnered with over fifty telecom operators. Its terms name two joint operators: IROAMLY LIMITED, registered at Unit 1111, 11/F, Hollywood Plaza, 610 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, Hong Kong, and LONSHIWILL LTD of 48 Warwick Street, London, company number 15255565. Plans come in three published types. Daily plans provide a fixed high-speed allowance each day and continue at a reduced 128 to 512kbps once it is used, resetting daily. Total plans provide a fixed total amount of high-speed data with no speed reduction. Unlimited plans provide unlimited data with a daily high-speed allowance, reducing to 5 to 10Mbps until the next reset. Every plan is data-only — calls and messages run over apps such as WhatsApp or FaceTime.

Confirmed pricing and networks: the Japan unlimited one-day daily plan is $2.80 and runs on KDDI and SoftBank, with DOCOMO also listed among partners; the United States unlimited one-day daily plan is $3.50 and runs on T-Mobile and AT&T; the Global 147-country plan is $8.00 for one day, giving 500MB at high speed and then unlimited data at 384kbps. Published starting rates elsewhere are $6 for Europe across 39 countries and $10 for Asia across 11. Plans are configured by data type, number of service days and daily data allowance, so the price scales with the combination rather than sitting on a fixed list. Regional families cover Asia, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East, China, Africa, Europe, North America, South America, Oceania and global bundles of 72, 147 and 148 countries.

Hotspot and tethering are explicitly permitted — the features panel states you can share data with other devices, and the FAQ notes only that a handset's own security settings occasionally restrict it. Identity verification is not required and connections are 4G and 5G. The device must be eSIM compatible and network unlocked, and the terms place responsibility for confirming that on the customer, who ticks a box to that effect at checkout; a supported-device list is published. Installation is by QR code from the confirmation email or through the app, and dual-SIM handsets can keep a physical SIM for calls and texts while the eSIM carries data. Three timing rules matter: the eSIM must be activated within 60 days of purchase, installed and activated within 30 days of receiving the QR code, and the validity period starts when the eSIM first connects to a supported network rather than at installation.

New users can claim a free 500MB eSIM valid for one day across more than 100 destinations with no credit card required, redeemable on the site or in the app; it supports hotspot sharing and simply expires rather than converting to a paid plan. Plans are prepaid one-off purchases with no subscription and no auto-renewal, so there is nothing to cancel; top-ups are manual and optional. The refund policy, last updated 8 March 2026, allows a request within 30 days of purchase and grants refunds where the device turns out to be eSIM incompatible, where a trip is cancelled and the eSIM has not been installed or activated, where network issues persist after troubleshooting, or where a technical fault on iRoamly's side prevents installation. Refunds are not granted once the eSIM has been installed or activated, for incorrect installation or configuration, or for temporary local operator limitations, and no refund is issued for unused data once validity expires. Approved refunds reach the original payment method in three to five business days, and billing disputes must be raised within twelve days of the invoice.