eSIM with a phone number

Data is only half the trip. This eSIM comes with a real phone number: minutes for calls, SMS for everything that still runs on texts, and a data plan underneath. Paid in crypto, no documents, no account — same as everything else we sell.

We bought one and tested it ourselves: incoming and outgoing calls and SMS work, and verification codes arrive.

Pick a destination

Pick a destination

Regional: One number for the whole region. Install and use it anywhere. From $37.38.

Global: One number for the whole trip — 66 countries on a single plan. From $56.07.

PlanCountriesPhone numberIncludedValidityPrice
Europe35France +33Calls + 200 SMS + 20 GB30 days$37.38
Europe35France +33Calls + SMS + 50 GB30 days$76.41
Europe35France +33Calls + SMS + 100 GB30 days$93.45
Europe35France +33Calls + SMS + 200 GB30 days$149.50
Europe35France +33Calls + SMS + 500 GB90 days$317.70
Global66France +3315 min + 50 SMS + 20 GB30 days$56.07

What's inside

One eSIM, three things on it: a phone number, a bundle of minutes and texts, and mobile data. You install it from a QR code like any of our plans. The number comes with the plan and works for its whole validity period.

The exact bundle depends on the destination — the checkout above shows minutes, SMS and data for each plan before you pay. No hidden meters: what the card says is what the plan holds.

Local or regional: pick by how you travel

A local plan is one country at a smaller price, and it works inside that country — install it when you arrive. A regional plan covers the whole region on one number and doesn't care where you are: we installed a Europe plan from outside Europe and everything ran, calls, texts and codes included. If your trip crosses borders or you want the number working before you fly, take the regional one.

The honest part

We replace, we don't refund.

If the eSIM itself doesn't work, we replace it — that part of our 24-hour guarantee stays. What we can't take back is a mistake on your side: wrong country, a local plan installed before arrival, wrong dates. The telecom behind these plans doesn't accept returns, so neither can we.

The clock starts at install.

A calling plan begins the moment the eSIM lands on your phone, not when you first connect abroad. Install it when the trip starts.

Local plans install on arrival only.

A single-country plan activates on local networks — install it in the country it's for. The UK plan is strict about it: install before you land and the eSIM gets blocked, with no replacement. Regional plans don't have this problem.

The number's country can differ from the plan's.

European plans come with a French +33 number regardless of destination. The plan card says which number you get before you pay, not after.

Still no KYC

Nothing changed on our side of the counter: no name, no email, no documents. You pay in crypto, the QR code appears on the page, and the order plus the eSIM's ICCID is the entire record we hold. A phone number without a registration form attached to it is the whole point of this product.

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Frequently asked questions

Which country's number do I get?

It depends on the plan. European plans come with a French +33 number. The checkout shows the number's country on the plan card before payment — no surprises after.

Can I receive SMS verification codes?

Yes. We bought a plan and tested it ourselves: incoming SMS works and verification codes arrive. A few services block entire number ranges regardless of carrier, so if one specific app is the reason you're buying, message us first and we'll tell you straight.

Can I make and receive calls?

Both. Outgoing minutes are on the plan card, and incoming calls worked fine in our own test.

Do I keep the number after the plan ends?

No. The number lives as long as the plan does. When the plan expires, the number goes with it — a new plan means a new number. If you need a permanent number, this isn't that product.

Can I use it before the trip?

Regional plans — yes, they work wherever you are. Local single-country plans — no, they activate in their own country, so install those on arrival.

Can I top up a calling plan?

No. Calling plans can't be extended or topped up — when it runs out, you buy a new one. Size the plan to the trip.

What if it doesn't work?

If the eSIM itself fails — no signal where there should be signal, the QR won't install on a compatible phone — we replace it. That's our standard 24-hour guarantee, and it applies here too.

Why is there no refund for a mistake?

The plans are issued by local telecoms that don't accept cancellations. If you picked the wrong country or installed a local plan before arrival, we can't take it back — check the card twice before paying. If the eSIM itself doesn't work, that's on us: we replace it.

Is this still anonymous?

Yes. We don't ask who you are, and we don't pass anything upstream because we have nothing to pass. Keep in mind the obvious: a phone number you give out is only as private as what you do with it.