Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Portugal and 30+ countries — Turkey included — on one eSIM with one data pool. Install it at home, land in Europe, and cross every border on your itinerary without touching your settings once.
See Europe packs — from $13.99Visitors from outside Europe. If you live in the EU, your home plan already roams free — enjoy.
For everyone flying in from North America and beyond, the math is simple: carrier roaming runs $10–12 per day per phone, so a two-week trip for two phones is around $300 before you've posted a single photo. One Europe eSIM each is $13.99–34.99 total, and the 30-day validity covers the whole trip including travel days.
The multi-country part matters more than people expect. A local SIM from a Spanish supermarket technically roams in the EU — but you bought it in a queue in Spanish, it may throttle abroad, and it definitely doesn't include Turkey. A regional eSIM covers the whole itinerary from one purchase you made on your couch.
One data pool, every covered country, 30 days from first connection.
| Size | Price (USD) | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 3GB | $13.99 | A city break with hotel WiFi doing the heavy lifting |
| 5GB | $18.99 | 1–2 weeks of maps, messages, photos, train bookings |
| 10GB | $24.99 | Constant navigation, video calls home, some streaming |
| 20GB | $34.99 | A month of not thinking about data once |
This is the part nobody else does well.
Pick the Europe pack, set the headcount — up to 24 travelers — and check out once. No collecting money in the group chat afterwards.
We email you a private crew link. Each traveler opens it and enters their own email — grandparents included, no app to explain.
Each person installs their own eSIM at home on WiFi. Nobody huddles around a hotspot, nobody's battery dies for the team.
The Europe Crew Pack covers 30+ countries on one eSIM — Spain, France, Italy, Greece and Portugal included, plus Turkey, which many Europe eSIMs skip. One data pool works across every covered border with nothing to change when you cross.
For multi-country trips, clearly yes: a local SIM works in one country's shops and queues, while one regional eSIM installs at home before you fly and works across every border. You also keep your own number active for calls and bank texts.
City navigation, messaging and photo posting runs roughly 300–500MB a day, and hotel and café WiFi carries the heavy lifting. 5GB suits a 1–2 week trip; 10GB if you stream or navigate constantly; 20GB removes the question entirely.
Yes — that's the CrewRoam speciality. Pay once for up to 24 travelers, get a private link, and each person claims their own eSIM QR code with their own email. Nobody shares a hotspot and nobody settles up afterwards.
Yes. The eSIM is data-only and runs as a second line; your real number stays active on your main SIM for incoming calls and bank 2FA texts. Leave your main line's data roaming off so it can't bill you.
When the eSIM first connects to a network in Europe — not when you buy or install it. Install at home on WiFi before you fly, and the clock only starts when you land.
🏮 Asia next? Our China eSIM works without a VPN — one eSIM for Japan, China & Korea. ⚓ Mediterranean cruise? EveryPort matches an eSIM to every port on your sailing.