Updated October 14, 2026 · NomadCue Editorial Team

Ezy eSIM vs nextSiM.eu

Ezy eSIM scores 9.1 and nextSiM.eu 9.4 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Ezy eSIM

Ezy eSIM

9.1/10
nextSiM.eu

nextSiM.eu

Higher score in this comparison

9.4/10

Ezy eSIM vs nextSiM.eu: the differences

Ezy eSIM vs nextSiM.eu
CompareEzy eSIMEzy eSIMReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesnextSiM.eunextSiM.euReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Price from$2€1.71
Countries coveredfrom 130210
Unlimited dataNoYesHas it
Reference plan pricesUS $2, Europe $4, Japan $2, Thailand $2, Australia $2, Indonesia $2.50, Vietnam $3 (entry 'from' prices, USD)US 1GB/7d 2.44 EUR; UK 1GB/7d 1.90 EUR; Germany 1GB/7d 1.71 EUR; Europe 1GB/7d 2.22 EUR; Japan 1GB/7d 2.91 EUR; Thailand 1GB/7d 2.79 EUR; Global 1GB/7d 11.31 EUR
Fair use policyFull speed, no speed reductionUnlimited Standard: 1 GB at maximum speed then unlimited at 512 Kbps, per 24-hour period; Unlimited Plus: 2 GB at maximum speed then unlimited at 2 Mbps
NetworksNTT Docomo, SoftBank, KDDI, Rakuten MobileAT&T USA, T Mobile USA, Verizon USA, The Alaska Wireless Network, O2 (Telefonica Germany), T Mobile Telekom Germany, Vodafone Germany, EE UK, H3G UK, O2 UK, Vodafone UK, Manx Telecom, KDDI Au, NTT Docomo Japan, Rakuten, SoftBank Japan, AIS Thailand, DTAC Thailand, True Move H Universal Communication, True Thailand
10 GB in Europe$21Not confirmed
10 GB in the US$17Not confirmed
10 GB in Japan$13Not confirmed

Same on both: Hotspot sharing (Yes), 5G (Yes), Top-ups (Yes), Seller type (Marketplace).

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Key differences

  • nextSiM.eu scores higher overall: 9.4 vs 9.1.
  • Unlimited data: only nextSiM.eu.
  • Networks: only Ezy eSIM offers NTT Docomo, SoftBank, KDDI.
  • Networks: only nextSiM.eu offers AT&T USA, T Mobile USA, Verizon USA.
  • Support channels: only nextSiM.eu offers Phone.
  • Region: only Ezy eSIM offers Local.
  • Features: only nextSiM.eu offers Unlimited data.
  • Pricing model: only Ezy eSIM offers Budget.
  • Pricing model: only nextSiM.eu offers Marketplace.

Our verdict on each

Ezy eSIM

Ezy eSIM is a budget marketplace selling local, regional and global plans from $2, which suits short trips and long trips where budget matters more than the widest network list. The catch is that from 130 countries sit behind a marketplace model, and marketplace sellers set the local detail.

Read the full Ezy eSIM review

nextSiM.eu

nextSiM.eu is a Romanian marketplace eSIM that suits travelers who want regional and global plans in one place, with unlimited data and hotspot sharing on the list. Plans start at €1.71, coverage spans 210 countries, and support runs through email, chat and phone.

Read the full nextSiM.eu review

Score breakdown

Ezy eSIM vs nextSiM.eu
AreaEzy eSIMnextSiM.eu
Cost9.2Entry plans at $2 sit under the site median of €5, though Europe costs $21.9.8Higher
Offer9.09.5HigherReference plans start at €1.71, coverage runs to 210 countries, unlimited data and hotspot sharing are both offered.
TrustNot confirmed8.6

How they place

Ezy eSIM vs nextSiM.eu
RankingEzy eSIMnextSiM.eu
Travel SIMs and eSIMs216 of 926119 of 926
Travel eSIMs223 of 918128 of 918

Where these facts come from

Ezy eSIM

  • ezyesim.com: 19 facts, checked September 26, 2026

nextSiM.eu

  • nextsim.eu: 17 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • sendsms.ro: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026

Every fact side by side

Ezy eSIM vs nextSiM.eu
FactEzy eSIMnextSiM.eu
RegionLocal, Regional, GlobalCovers moreRegional, Global
Features5G, Hotspot, Instant activationUnlimited data, 5G, Hotspot, Instant activationCovers more
Pricing modelBudgetMarketplace
AudienceShort trip, Long tripShort trip, Long trip
Legal entityNot confirmedSC SendSMS Solutions SRL
HeadquartersAustraliaRomania
FoundedNot confirmed2008
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Help centreEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centreCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

Ezy eSIM vs nextSiM.eu
FactEzy eSIMnextSiM.euMedian
Countries coveredfrom 130above the median210highest quarter120
10 GB in Europe$21above the medianNot confirmed$12
10 GB in the US$17above the medianNot confirmed$15
10 GB in Japan$13below the medianNot confirmed$15

Median across 492 listed travel providers.

Pros and cons

Ezy eSIM

Pros

  • Entry plans start at $2, with listed bundles at $13 for Japan, $17 for the United States and $21 for Europe.
  • Coverage spans from 130 countries, and you choose between local, regional and global plans instead of one fixed scope.
  • The Japan plan runs on NTT Docomo, SoftBank and KDDI, so you land on a major network in Japan.

Cons

  • Unlimited data is not offered, so heavy streaming on a fixed bundle can stop mid-trip.
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre, so there is no phone line for urgent setup problems.
  • The Europe bundle at $21 shows how quickly the price climbs as the data allowance grows.

nextSiM.eu

Pros

  • Coverage across 210 countries with regional and global plans to choose from
  • Unlimited data plans with a fair use policy that caps speeds rather than data
  • Hotspot sharing and 5G are both available

Cons

  • The cheapest reference plan is for Germany only, so wider trips cost more
  • Unlimited data throttles after a set daily allowance rather than staying at full speed
  • Unlimited plans are narrower than the fixed data plans at the same price point

Who each suits

Ezy eSIM

Who it suits

  • Travellers on a tight budget who want the plan sorted at home rather than at the airport.
  • Both short trips and long trips, with top-ups available to add data when a bundle runs down.
  • People who mainly need a set allowance for a single market and care more about entry price than about unlimited data.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone chasing the longest country list should look at Zwitchy, which covers 200 countries.
  • Buyers who want the lowest entry price can find a smaller one at eSIMGo.is, at $0.99.
  • Travellers who prefer a bigger committed spend should look at SimToIsrael, where plans start at $25.

nextSiM.eu

Who it suits

  • Multi-country travelers who want one account rather than separate plans
  • People who need hotspot sharing for a laptop on the move
  • Longer trips where an unlimited plan beats paying per gigabyte

Who should look elsewhere

  • Budget travellers sticking to a single country who want the lowest entry price
  • Anyone who needs full speed for heavy video or large downloads on an unlimited plan
  • Readers who prefer a single local network to a marketplace of providers

Current offers

Ezy eSIM

Current offer

  • Discount code

    10% off with code SAVE10: 10% off

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

Ezy eSIM vs nextSiM.eu
CountryEzy eSIMnextSiM.eu
AustraliaYesNo
AustriaYesNo
BelgiumYesNo
CanadaYesNo
ChinaYesNo
CzechiaYesNo
DenmarkYesNo
FinlandYesNo

8 of 30 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

Ezy eSIM

How much does an Ezy eSIM cost?+

Plans start at $2. The listed data bundles are $13 for Japan, $17 for the United States and $21 for Europe, so a larger allowance costs more. Entry pricing also sits below the site median of €5.

How many countries does Ezy eSIM cover?+

Coverage runs to from 130 countries, and plans come as local, regional and global choices, so you can take a single country, a region or a wider global plan. The Japan plan is one example, running on NTT Docomo, SoftBank and KDDI.

nextSiM.eu

How much do nextSiM.eu eSIMs cost?+

Reference plans start at €1.71 for a Germany plan, with other single-country plans priced higher, and global plans at the top of the range. Because nextSiM.eu is a marketplace, the price depends on the country and the data allowance you pick.

How many countries does nextSiM.eu cover?+

The catalogue covers 210 countries, with both regional and global plans listed under regional and global. Named networks include EE UK, Vodafone UK, NTT Docomo Japan, SoftBank Japan and major networks in the USA and Germany.