Roamless review

Roamless provides internet connectivity for travelers with various eSIM packages. It works in over 200 regions, from the U.S. to Turkey, Greece, Brazil, Australia, China, and Indonesia.

Notably, you can use a single Roamless eSIM to obtain internet connectivity in multiple countries.

Formally launched in 2024, Roamless is one of the newest eSIM providers on the block.

But is it a suitable alternative to long-established eSIM providers? What sets it apart from the competition? This guide will answer these questions and help you decide whether Roamless is an ideal choice.

Roamless: Plans and pricing

Roamless has two pricing models: RoamlessFlex and RoamlessFix.

The former is a pay-as-you-go option, where you buy credits and use them on the go. If your credits run out, you can buy more to retain internet access.

Prices vary by country, but $2.45 per GB is the average for RoamlessFlex plans.

RoamlessFlex plans

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On the other hand, RoamlessFix offers fixed data plans, where you buy a specific amount of data that expires in 90 days.

Standard prices are $4 for 1 GB, $7 for 2 GB, $8.45 for 3 GB, $11 for 5 GB, $19 for 10 GB, and $30 for 20 GB, but they may vary by country.

RoamlessFix Plans

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For plans of 5 GB or more, the pay-as-you-go option is more expensive than a fixed plan. The tradeoff is the flexibility of not having to pay for a specific data volume, only to end up not using everything.

Pay-as-you-go is preferable if you’re a casual internet user who doesn’t consume much data.

For plans of 5 GB or less, the pay-as-you-go option is cost-effective. Notably, Roamless offers free 500 MB data to users who activate a new eSIM plan.

Region

Data Amount

Validity

Price

North America

20GB

30 days

$69.95

Europe

20GB

30 days

$47.95

Middle East

20GB

30 days

$69.95

Latin America

20GB

30 days

$69.95

Asia/Oceania

20GB

30 days

$47.95

Roamless: Features

Global eSIM

A key feature setting Roamless apart from competitors is its Global eSIM. Rather than having different eSIMs for each country, Roamless offers a global eSIM that you only need to activate once.

After activating your eSIM, you can travel to different countries and get internet access with it– you’ll still have to pay for data packages in each country.

The Global eSIM means you don’t have to go through the hassle of installing a new eSIM each time you travel. You’ll do it once, then roam the globe freely with your eSIM.

Flexible data plans

You can choose flexible Roamless data plans based on usage patterns. For example, if you’re planning a long trip, a RoamlessFlex pay-as-you-go option might suit you best, as you’ll pay per GB consumed with no expiry date.

For short trips, you can choose a fixed plan with a 30-day expiry and enough data to last your trip.

The downside is that Roamless doesn’t offer unlimited data plans like some competitors do. Its plans are flexible, but you’re restricted to a specific data volume.

On the bright side, you’ll get reliable 4G/5G internet connectivity and can use your phone as a hotspot without limits, as long as you have sufficient data credits.

International calls

Most eSIM providers don’t offer local phone numbers for calls or SMS, and Roamless doesn’t either. However, Roamless offers something close to this feature.

In the mobile app, you can make calls to international phone numbers at rates starting at $0.01 per minute.

Technically, you’re not assigned an international phone number. Rather, you’ll use Roamless’ phone numbers to make outbound calls, but can’t receive incoming calls. It’s a workaround that suited me fine.

Roamless in-app calling

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Roamless: Installation

Activating your Roamless eSIM is a straightforward process that I had no issues following.

It starts with downloading the Roamless app from the Play Store (Android) or App Store (iOS). After downloading the app, I created an account and logged in immediately. Then, I chose a data plan, paid for it, and clicked the Install eSIM button.

Users have two options: 1-click activation or manual QR code activation. I chose 1-click activation, then followed a few on-screen instructions to activate the eSIM.

You can choose manual activation if you plan to install the eSIM on a different device than the one used to buy the data plan– Roamless will send a QR code to scan on that device for activation.

Roamless: Coverage and speed

Roamless offers eSIM plans in 200+ regions across Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia, Oceania, Africa, and the Middle East.

Stretching from the U.S. to Algeria, the Bahamas, Belgium, Ghana, Brazil, and Oman, Roamless offers internet coverage wherever you travel.

With your Roamless eSIM, you can get both 4G/LTE and 5G connectivity (where available). Roamless depends on local telecom carriers in each country, so 5G accessibility varies.

The general trend is that populated cities have reliable 5G connectivity while less populated areas have spotty 5G connectivity, or if at all. Some countries also stand out for more robust 5G infrastructure than others– examples are Sweden, South Korea, Denmark, and Singapore.

5G connections may get spotty, but you can expect reliable 4G/LTE connectivity at all times with Roamless.

In my experience, Roamless works with two or more domestic mobile networks in many countries, so there’s always a backup if one network experiences hiccups.

Roamless: Support

Roamless support

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To access support resources, you can check Roamless’ official Help Center for dozens of user guides and explainers to frequently asked questions (FAQs).

If you’re a new user seeking how to navigate Roamless, this Help Center is the first place to consult. It’s also valuable if you’re looking to resolve problems like lagging connectivity and activation failures.

If the self-help support resources aren’t adequate to resolve your problems, you can seek direct help via email. Just send an email stating your problem and expect a response within a few hours.

There’s no live chat or telephone support, which is a drawback because many rivals offer these support channels.

Roamless: Final verdict

Roamless stands out from competitors with its Global eSIM, pay-as-you-go plan, and user-friendly app that makes eSIM activation smooth.

It provides reliable connectivity for frequent travelers, regardless of region. Though it has a few downsides, Roamless is one of the best eSIM providers you can choose.

Roamless: FAQs

Does Roamless offer unlimited data plans?

No, Roamless offers pay-as-you-go or fixed data plans, but has no unlimited plan.

Can I get 5G connectivity with Roamless?

Yes, Roamless provides 5G connectivity through its eSIMs, but availability depends on the domestic telecoms networks in the country you visit.

Does Roamless offer a phone number?

No, Roamless doesn’t offer a phone number with its eSIMs. However, it provides a workaround: you can make international calls with Roamless’s phone number, but you can’t receive incoming calls.

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