Updated October 14, 2026 · NomadCue Editorial Team

Ezy eSIM vs TSIM

Ezy eSIM scores 9.1 and TSIM 9.2 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Ezy eSIM

Ezy eSIM

9.1/10

TSIM

Higher score in this comparison

9.2/10

Ezy eSIM vs TSIM: the differences

Ezy eSIM vs TSIM
CompareEzy eSIMEzy eSIMReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesTSIMReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Price from$2₹289
Countries coveredfrom 130166
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 from INR 1,489; Europe 36-country eSIM from INR 389; UK from INR 989; Japan from INR 289; Thailand from INR 289; Turkey from INR 289; Mexico (USA-Canada-Mexico) from INR 489; Global 166-country from INR 2,889
Fair use policyFull speed, no speed reductionFair usage clause: refunds may be declined for repeated misuse of refund requests or fully consumed services with no service defect
NetworksNTT Docomo, SoftBank, KDDI, Rakuten MobileT Mobile, AT&T
Seller typeMarketplaceMvno
10 GB in Europe$21₹989
10 GB in Japan$13₹889
10 GB in the US$17Not confirmed

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

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Key differences

  • TSIM scores higher overall: 9.2 vs 9.1.
  • Unlimited data: only TSIM.
  • Networks: only Ezy eSIM offers NTT Docomo, SoftBank, KDDI.
  • Networks: only TSIM offers T Mobile, AT&T.
  • Support channels: only Ezy eSIM offers Help centre.
  • Support channels: only TSIM offers Phone.
  • Ezy eSIM is available in 29 more countries.
  • Region: only Ezy eSIM offers Local.
  • Features: only Ezy eSIM offers Instant activation.
  • Features: only TSIM offers Unlimited data.

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

TSIM

TSIM is a budget eSIM seller run by TSIM Communication Services Pvt. Ltd. from India, built for travelers who want broad coverage without paying local rates. Its global plan reaches 166 countries across regional and global eSIMs, and the site scores it 7.8 overall.

Read the full TSIM review

Score breakdown

Ezy eSIM vs TSIM
AreaEzy eSIMTSIM
Cost9.2Entry plans at $2 sit under the site median of €5, though Europe costs $21.9.6HigherJapan plans start at INR 289, Europe at INR 989, with a budget model aimed at a low outlay.
Offer9.09.2HigherThe global eSIM reaches 166 countries, with unlimited data, 5G and hotspot sharing on US plans.
TrustNot confirmed8.4

Where each is licensed and available

Available in 1 country for both. Additional countries for Ezy eSIM: 29.

Positions in our rankings

Ezy eSIM vs TSIM
RankingEzy eSIMTSIM
Travel SIMs and eSIMs216 of 926198 of 926
Travel eSIMs223 of 918205 of 918

What we checked

Ezy eSIM

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

TSIM

  • tsim.in: 20 facts, checked September 26, 2026

Every fact side by side

Ezy eSIM vs TSIM
FactEzy eSIMTSIM
RegionLocal, Regional, GlobalCovers moreRegional, Global
Features5G, Hotspot, Instant activationUnlimited data, 5G, Hotspot
Pricing modelBudgetBudget
AudienceShort trip, Long tripShort trip, Long trip
Legal entityNot confirmedTSIM Communication Services Pvt. Ltd.
HeadquartersAustraliaIndia
FoundedNot confirmed2012
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Help centreEmail, Chat, Phone

Where each stands against the rest

Ezy eSIM vs TSIM
FactEzy eSIMTSIMMedian
Countries coveredfrom 130above the median166above the median120
10 GB in the US$17above 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.

TSIM

Pros

  • The global eSIM covers 166 countries, well above the site median of 74.
  • Unlimited data, 5G and hotspot sharing all sit on the US plan, with top-ups available.
  • Support runs on email, chat and phone, so email, chat and phone are all covered.

Cons

  • The fair use policy allows refunds to be declined for repeated misuse of refund requests, so that clause is worth reading before you lean on an unlimited allowance.
  • Regional eSIMs for the US, Europe, the UK, Japan, Thailand, Turkey and Mexico cover far fewer countries than the 166 reached by the global plan.
  • Entry price ranks TSIM 76 out of 313 brands, so it is rarely the cheapest way to open an account.

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.

TSIM

Who it suits

  • Travellers on short trips and long stays alike, the two audiences the site records for TSIM.
  • Budget buyers who want one supplier for a whole route, with the global plan covering 166 countries.
  • US visitors who want unlimited data, 5G and hotspot sharing on T-Mobile and AT&T.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Travellers who want the widest country list, since Zwitchy lists 200 countries.
  • Buyers weighing the smallest possible outlay against eSIMGo.is, whose plans start at $0.99.
  • Travellers whose trip centres on Israel, where SimToIsrael lists plans from $25.

Current offers

Ezy eSIM

Current offer

  • Discount code

    10% off with code SAVE10: 10% off

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

TSIM

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Free shipping and free gift above Rs1,300: Free shipping and a free gift on orders of Rs1,300 or more

    Order worth Rs1,300 to be eligible for free shipping option AND a free gift!

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

Ezy eSIM vs TSIM
CountryEzy eSIMTSIM
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.

TSIM

What does a TSIM eSIM cost?+

Prices run by destination. Plans start at INR 289 for Japan, the Europe eSIM is listed at INR 989, and the larger Japan package at INR 889. For a yardstick, the typical starting price across the brands on the site sits at €5.

How many countries does a TSIM eSIM cover?+

The global eSIM reaches 166 countries, against a site median of 74 across the brands listed. Single-country and regional eSIMs cover much less, so a route across several countries is the case for the global plan.