eSIM Chad prices: six Airalo plans, nothing above 5 GB, from $4.60 a gigabyte

What does an eSIM Chad plan cost?

All the figures here come from Airalo, and only from Airalo. We have priced Airalo only for Chad. We have not priced Saily, Holafly, Nomad, eSIMCard or eSIM Go here, so this is one seller's list, not a survey of the market and not a claim about the best eSIM across sellers. Our data holds six Airalo plans for an eSIM Chad trip, each read off airalo.com on 8 October 2026 and priced in US dollars. Airalo sells them under the name First Well, its own retail label and not a mobile network.

The cheapest gigabyte is $4.60, from the 5 GB plan over 7 days at $23. The dearest is $6, from the 1 GB plan over 3 days. The whole list runs from 1 GB to 5 GB, with no larger or uncapped option.

The whole Chad eSIM price list

Verified 8 October 2026.

What does a short list tell a traveller?

It tells you three things about an eSIM Chad purchase. First, Chad is expensive: $4.60 a gigabyte at best, against $1.90 in Honduras on the same day. Second, the sizes are tightly packed. The 5 GB plan is $23 for 7 days, $24 for 15 and $25 for 30, so the longer window costs very little extra, and a month-long stay should simply buy the 30-day plan. Third, the spread from best to worst is only about 1.3-fold, so choosing badly costs less than in countries with long ladders.

It does not tell you anything about coverage. We hold no host network, no coverage map and no word on speeds, so we cannot say where in Chad the plans work or on what technology. If you are travelling outside N'Djamena, treat that as an open question and ask Airalo before buying.

What eSIM Chad plan should I buy, by trip length?

One to three days. 1 GB over 3 days at $6 for maps and messages, or 3 GB over 3 days at $14.

A week. 5 GB over 7 days at $23, the cheapest rate on the list. A 3 GB week is $15.

Two weeks or a month. 5 GB over 15 days at $24 or over 30 days at $25.

What we do not know

Airalo publishes no host network in our data for Chad: the network field is empty on every plan. We cannot name the carrier behind these plans and will not infer one from the product name. We have not found a public regulator or carrier page we could read on Chadian SIM registration, so this page says nothing about local SIM rules, prices or whether a passport is needed. We have not tested these plans on a phone in Chad. For a Chad travel SIM from a local shop, ask on arrival; we have no number to offer.

For how this compares with other sellers and countries, see Airalo, the cheapest eSIM plans, the provider comparison, the Africa guide and how we test.