Updated September 29, 2026 · NomadCue Editorial Team

Roamless vs Ubigi

Roamless scores 9.0 and Ubigi 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Roamless

Roamless

Higher score in this comparison

9.0/10
Ubigi

Ubigi

9.0/10

Roamless vs Ubigi: the differences

Roamless vs Ubigi
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Price from$3.95Lower$6
Price per GB from$2.25Lower$2.33
Reference plan pricesUS 10 GB $22.45, Europe 10 GB $30.95, Japan 10 GB $14.95 (30-day fixed data plans, USD)Japan 3GB $8; Asia 3GB $14; World 1GB $27; Europe 3GB $7, 10GB $13, 50GB $44
Fair use policyNo speed limits or throttling; fixed data plans expire after 30 days; credits never expire but become inactive after 12 months of inactivityPrepaid data allowance valid for a set duration; intended for browsing, email and app use without excessively contributing to network congestion; no cash refund for unused allowance
NetworksVerizon, AT&T, KDDI, SoftbankMEO, Taiwan Mobile, SK Telecom
10 GB in Europe$30.95$13Lower
10 GB in the US$22.45Not confirmed
10 GB in Japan$14.95Not confirmed

Same on both: Countries covered (from 200), Unlimited data (No), Hotspot sharing (Yes), 5G (Yes), Top-ups (Yes), Seller type (Mvno).

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Key differences

  • Price from is lower at Roamless: $3.95 vs $6.
  • Price per GB from is lower at Roamless: $2.25 vs $2.33.
  • Networks: only Roamless offers Verizon, AT&T, KDDI.
  • Networks: only Ubigi offers MEO, Taiwan Mobile, SK Telecom.
  • 10 GB in Europe is lower at Ubigi: $13 vs $30.95.
  • Support channels: only Roamless offers Chat.
  • Region: only Ubigi offers Local, Regional.

Our verdict on each

Roamless

Roamless suits travellers who want a single app for short trips and longer stays, with activation straight after purchase and 5G on major networks. The trade-off is the price per GB of $2.25, above the €1.50 median, and fixed data plans that run out on a set number of days.

Read the full Roamless review

Ubigi

Ubigi suits travellers on short trips and longer stays who want broad coverage at budget prices, sold by a French mobile virtual network operator rather than a marketplace. Plans start at $6 with the price per GB from $2.33, and coverage spans from 200 countries.

Read the full Ubigi review

Score breakdown

Roamless vs Ubigi
AreaRoamlessUbigi
Cost8.8Price per GB of $2.25 sits above the €1.50 median, with entry price of $3.95.8.9HigherEntry price of $6 sits above the site median of €5, and the Europe allowance lands at $13.
Offer9.1Higher9.0

How they place

Roamless vs Ubigi
RankingRoamlessUbigi
Travel SIMs and eSIMs72 of 926282 of 926
Travel eSIMs73 of 918289 of 918

The numbers side by side

Roamless vs Ubigi
FactRoamlessUbigi
Price from$3.95$6
Price per GB from$2.25$2.33
Countries coveredfrom 200from 200
10 GB in Europe$30.95$13

A third option

ESIMZON has 10 gb in europe at $6, against $30.95 for Roamless and $13 for Ubigi.

ESIMZON review

What we checked

Roamless

  • roamless.com: 19 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • help.roamless.com: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026

Ubigi

  • travelesimexpert.com: 11 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • ubigi.com: 5 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • cellulardata.ubigi.com: 2 facts, checked September 26, 2026

Every fact side by side

Roamless vs Ubigi
FactRoamlessUbigi
RegionGlobalLocal, Regional, GlobalCovers more
Features5G, Hotspot, Instant activation5G, Hotspot, Instant activation
Pricing modelNot confirmedBudget
AudienceShort trip, Long tripShort trip, Long trip
Legal entityRoamless Technologies Inc.Transatel S.A.S
HeadquartersUnited StatesFrance
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Help centreCovers moreEmail, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

Roamless vs Ubigi
FactRoamlessUbigiMedian
Price from$3.95below the median$6above the median$3.97
Price per GB from$2.25above the median$2.33above the median$2
Countries coveredfrom 200highest quarterfrom 200highest quarter120
10 GB in Europe$30.95highest quarter$13above the median$12
10 GB in the US$22.45highest quarterNot confirmed$15
10 GB in Japan$14.95below the medianNot confirmed$15

Median across 492 listed travel providers.

Pros and cons

Roamless

Pros

  • Coverage of from 200 countries from a single account, well above the 74 median
  • Hotspot sharing and 5G are both included, along with instant activation
  • Fixed data plans carry no speed limits or throttling, so the allowance is what you pay for

Cons

  • Unlimited data is not offered, so heavy use needs a top-up
  • Price per GB of $2.25 is above the €1.50 median, and entry price of $3.95 ranks low
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre only, with no phone line

Ubigi

Pros

  • Coverage of from 200 countries across local, regional and global plans.
  • Prices start at $6 with the price per GB from $2.33.
  • Hotspot sharing is included and top-ups are available, so an unplanned day does not end the connection.

Cons

  • There is no unlimited data option, so every plan carries a set allowance that can run out.
  • Support runs on email and help centre only, with no phone or chat line listed.
  • Unused allowance is not refunded in cash under the fair use policy.

Who each suits

Roamless

Who it suits

  • Travellers on a short trip who want data live shortly after buying
  • People moving between several countries without swapping providers
  • Longer stays that want top-ups instead of one large prepaid block

Who should look elsewhere

  • Heavy data users who want an unlimited plan rather than counting gigabytes
  • Price-led shoppers, since $0.99 is a cheaper way in
  • Anyone who wants phone support, as email, chat and help centre leaves it out

Ubigi

Who it suits

  • Travellers on short trip and long trip who want wide country coverage without a premium bill.
  • People who need hotspot sharing for a laptop or tablet while moving between countries.
  • Travellers who prefer one operator's own eSIM to a resale marketplace with many sellers.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Travellers shopping purely on entry price, since eSIMGo.is lists a price from $0.99.
  • Anyone who needs unlimited data, as Ubigi has no such plan.
  • Buyers who want phone or chat support, because Ubigi runs on email and help centre only.

Current offers

Roamless

Current offer

  • Discount code

    10% off first purchase with code WEB101: 10%

    First purchase only

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • Bonus

    First 500 MB on us for new Roamless users: 500 MB

    New to Roamless

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Ubigi

Current offer

  • Discount code

    Student Beans student discount: 20% off

    Exclusive student offer via Student Beans verification

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • Discount code

    Verified third-party coupon code TEE10: 10% off (code TEE10)

    New users, eligible prepaid plans, monthly plans excluded

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Questions about each

Roamless

What does data cost on Roamless?+

Plans start at $3.95, and the price per GB begins at $2.25. Reference fixed data plans are $22.45 for the United States, $30.95 for Europe and $14.95 for Japan, all in US dollars.

How long does a Roamless plan last?+

Fixed data plans expire on a set number of days, so the allowance has to be used inside that window. Any credits you buy separately do not expire on a date, though they go inactive after a period of inactivity.

Ubigi

How much do Ubigi eSIM plans cost?+

Plans start at $6 and the price per GB from $2.33. Listed reference pricing runs across Japan, Asia, a world plan and several Europe sizes, with larger Europe allowances priced higher than the smallest one. The brand sits in the budget model, so entry points are low rather than premium.

Does Ubigi sell unlimited data?+

No. Unlimited data is not part of the range, so every plan comes with a set data allowance that can be used up. Top-ups are available if you need more, and the fair use policy asks that the allowance is used for browsing, email and app use rather than heavy network load.