HT Eronet review

The eSIM starts at BAM 20, and the plan sits in the budget model, so it is priced for a short trip rather than a long stay. Coverage across 6 countries is regional, and top-ups are available if a trip runs longer than planned.

HT Eronet works across 6 countries in the region, centred on Bosnia and Herzegovina. The plan is regional rather than global, so it is built for a loop over neighbouring countries. The fair use policy splits the allowance, with the bulk of it usable in Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia and a shorter window inside Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Inside the country the eSIM runs on all networks in Bosnia & Herzegovina (063). That is the operator's own footprint, so the connection is not tied to a single partner. The wider part of the plan works across neighbouring countries in the region.

Unlimited data: no. A fair use policy applies, so heavy use during a trip will run into a cap rather than flowing freely. The policy sets the usable amount per country, with the bulk of it in the neighbouring markets and a short window inside Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Activation is instant and the plan is sold as a carrier plan: instant activation and carrier plan. Top-ups: yes, so a trip that runs past the original allowance can be extended without buying a fresh eSIM. Support reaches phone, chat and email if something goes wrong mid-trip.

The seller is a carrier, not a marketplace: carrier. The legal entity is Javno poduzeće Hrvatske telekomunikacije d.d. Mostar, which has operated since 2003. Buying from the network operator means the plan comes straight from the network that carries the traffic.

The eSIM is aimed at short trip trips across the Balkans and sits in the budget end of the market. Anyone whose route covers a wider group of countries will find Zwitchy at 200 countries a closer match, while eSIMGo.is starts lower at $0.99.