More Telecom review

Packs start at AUD 35, and the larger pack listed for the US is AUD 55. Europe and Japan carry the same figure, at AUD 55 and AUD 55, so the price does not change with the destination you pick from the eligible list.

Each pack comes with a fixed allocation, with a shorter validity on the smaller pack and a longer one on the larger. Service stops once the data, SMS and voice inclusions are used up, and no overage is charged, so it pays to have the next pack ready. The smaller pack starts at AUD 35.

Roaming packs reach 67 countries in total, with eligible destinations listed as the US, Europe, the UK, Japan, Thailand, Turkey, Mexico and global options. Home plans run on Telstra, so the everyday network and the roaming offer sit with the same provider.

Unlimited data is not offered. Packs start at AUD 35 and each one runs on a fixed allocation under the More Telecom Fair Use Policy. Service stops once the data, SMS and voice inclusions are used up, with no overage charged, so a heavy streaming day can end your data early.

More Telecom is a mobile virtual network operator and its plans list Telstra as the network. Plan features include 5g, so newer handsets can connect on the faster option. The legal entity behind the brand is More Telecom Pty Ltd, based in Australia.

Support runs through email, chat and phone, so you can pick the route that suits you, from a self service help centre to email, chat or a phone call. A help centre is the most common route among travel eSIM listings here, used by 87.3% of them.

Top ups are available, so you can add data part way through a trip rather than waiting for a new plan. Roaming packs start at AUD 35, each one carries a fixed allocation, and service stops when that allowance runs out, with no overage charged on top.

Not on the headline price. eSIMGo.is lists a starting price of $0.99 and SimToIsrael starts at $25, against AUD 35 for More Telecom. The counterweight is support, with email, chat and phone open to you.

Short trips. The audience is recorded as short trip, and short trip listings make up 98.5% of the travel eSIM plans here. The packs are sold as fixed allocations, so a long stay would mean buying several packs in a row.