Saily in the USA: a price ladder you can read at a glance
All five Saily US plans are verified. At every size Airalo also sells, Saily costs exactly 49 cents more — and at the entry tier it wins outright.
United States eSIM plans compared
Airalo50 GB · 30d$42$0.84/GB✓ checkedBest value30 plansPlan Data Days Price Per GB Change 1 GB 3 $4 $4 Change+ 1 GB 3 $6 $6 Change 3 GB 3 $8.50 $2.83 Change 3 GB 7 $9 $3 Change+ 3 GB 3 $11 $3.67 Change Unlimited 3 $11.50 — Change+ 3 GB 7 $12 $4 Change 5 GB 7 $12.50 $2.50 Change 5 GB 15 $13 $2.60 Change 5 GB 30 $13.50 $2.70 Change+ 5 GB 7 $17 $3.40 Change+ 5 GB 15 $18 $3.60 Change Unlimited 5 $18.50 — Change+ 5 GB 30 $19 $3.80 Change 10 GB 7 $21.50 $2.15 Change 10 GB 15 $22 $2.20 Change 10 GB 30 $22.50 $2.25 Change Unlimited 7 $25 — Change+ 10 GB 7 $28 $2.80 Change+ 10 GB 15 $29 $2.90 Change+ 10 GB 30 $30 $3 Change Unlimited 10 $34 — Change 20 GB 15 $36 $1.80 Change 20 GB 30 $36.50 $1.82 Change 50 GB 30 $42 $0.84 Change+ 20 GB 15 $45 $2.25 Change Unlimited 15 $46 — Change+ 20 GB 30 $47 $2.35 Change+ 50 GB 30 $59 $1.18 Change Unlimited 30 $68 — 
Nomad50 GB · 30d$57$1.14/GB✓ checked14 plansData Days Price Per GB 1 GB 7 $5 $5 3 GB 30 $10 $3.33 Unlimited 3 $15 — 5 GB 30 $16 $3.20 Unlimited 5 $24 — 10 GB 30 $25 $2.50 Unlimited 7 $32 — 20 GB 30 $36 $1.80 Unlimited 10 $42 — Unlimited 15 $55 — 50 GB 30 $57 $1.14 Unlimited 20 $65 — 75 GB 180 $89 $1.19 100 GB 365 $120 $1.20 
Saily20 GB · 30d$36.99$1.85/GB✓ checked5 plansData Days Price Per GB 1 GB 7 $3.99 $3.99 3 GB 30 $8.99 $3 5 GB 30 $13.99 $2.80 10 GB 30 $22.99 $2.30 20 GB 30 $36.99 $1.85 
eSIM Go10 GB · 30d$17$1.70/GBnot sold to travellers2 plansData Days Price Per GB 3 GB 30 $8.50 $2.83 10 GB 30 $17 $1.70 There is nowhere to send you. eSIM Go sells wholesale to resellers rather than to travellers: its site offers “Contact Sales” instead of a checkout, publishes no consumer price, and has no per-country pages — checked on 18 August 2026. The figures above have never been verified and cannot be, because the product is not on sale to the public.
Providers marked ✓ checked were read from their own site on ; those marked indicative come from our earlier research and are not yet verified. Rows marked not sold to travellers are for a wholesale platform that sells to resellers rather than to the public, so the prices shown cannot be bought at any checkout and are listed only to show what our older dataset contained. Providers change pricing without notice — check before buying. Host networks marked ? are taken from provider listings and have not been confirmed by us; where no network is shown, the provider does not publish one. How we check prices.
Five plans, and we checked all of them
Saily is one of only two providers whose US prices we have read off the company's own site. We did that on 13 August 2026 and found five plans:
| Plan | Price | Per GB |
|---|---|---|
| 1GB / 7 days | $3.99 | $3.99 |
| 3GB / 30 days | $8.99 | $3 |
| 5GB / 30 days | $13.99 | $2.80 |
| 10GB / 30 days | $22.99 | $2.30 |
| 20GB / 30 days | $36.99 | $1.85 |
One size per rung, one duration for everything above the starter plan, no unlimited tier, nothing above 20GB. It takes about ten seconds to work out which one you want, which is not true of every provider here.
The 49-cent pattern
Airalo is the other US provider we have verified, and the comparison is unusually tidy. Airalo sells the US as two packages, Change and Change+; at every size both companies sell, Saily costs 49 cents more than Change:
- 5GB / 30 days — Airalo Change $13.50, Saily $13.99
- 10GB / 30 days — Airalo Change $22.50, Saily $22.99
- 20GB / 30 days — Airalo Change $36.50, Saily $36.99
Three tiers, the same 49 cents each time. Prices ending in .99 against prices ending in .50 — that is the whole difference, and on a two-week trip it is not a reason to choose anything.
Our data also holds an eSIM Go row at $17 for 10GB, which is not a comparison: eSIM Go sells wholesale to resellers and publishes no consumer price — checked on esim-go.com on 18 August 2026, where there is no basket, no checkout and no per-country page — so its rows cannot be bought or ever verified. See our eSIM Go page.
Where Saily wins outright
Two places, both real.
The entry plan. Saily's 1GB runs for 7 days at $3.99. Change's 1GB runs for 3 days at $4, and Change+'s costs $6. A penny less than Change for more than twice the validity is the clearest win on this page, and 7 days is the difference between a starter plan that covers a short city break and one that expires mid-trip.
Three gigabytes with a month on it. Saily sells 3GB over 30 days for $8.99. Airalo's verified 3GB Change plans last 3 days ($8.50) or 7 days ($9), and the Change+ equivalents are $11 and $12. If you want a small allowance stretched across a longer stay — a fortnight of maps and messaging, mostly on wifi — Saily's is the only confirmed US plan of that shape we hold.
What the 49 cents actually buys
Predictability, and in the US market that is worth more than it sounds.
Airalo lists every capped US plan twice, because it sells the country as two packages: Change and Change+. Its 10GB over 30 days is $22.50 as Change and $30 as Change+; the 5GB is $13.50 against $19; the 20GB is $36.50 against $47. Both packages were live the day we checked, and Airalo does not state what Change+ adds. Buy Change+ when you meant Change and Saily's 49-cent premium turns into a $7 saving.
Saily has one price per plan. You cannot buy the wrong version of it. For anyone who does not want to compare listings in an app on the way to the airport, that is the argument.
What Saily doesn't tell you
Saily does not publish a host network for the United States. No seller in our US data does — not Airalo, Nomad or eSIMCard either — and eSIM Go has no consumer page on which it could. An earlier version of this page named two US carriers for Saily; there was no source for it, and it is gone.
So coverage cannot be part of your decision here, however much you would like it to be. Assume good service in cities and along interstates, assume nothing in national-park interiors and remote western stretches, and download offline maps before long drives.
Hotspot tethering is reported as supported across Saily's plans, and Saily is built by Nord Security, the company behind NordVPN — if you already have an account there the sign-up is one less thing to set up. Neither point is something we have verified ourselves.
Verdict
Buy Saily's 1GB starter without hesitating: seven days for $3.99 is the best confirmed entry price in the country. Buy the 3GB if you want a small plan with a long life. Above that, Saily and Airalo's Change package are the same shape at a 49-cent gap, and the only thing separating them is that Saily has no Change+ to sell you by accident.
If you are staying a month, price a local prepaid SIM too — around $20 at an airport counter, no ID required.
Full US comparison on our USA hub.
Common questions
Is Saily the cheapest US eSIM?
At the 1GB entry tier, yes among verified prices — $3.99 for 7 days beats Change's $4 for 3 days. Above that it is 49 cents dearer than Airalo's Change package at every shared size — though it undercuts Airalo's dearer Change+ package by several dollars, and three providers list cheaper figures we have not been able to confirm.
Which network does Saily use in the USA?
It does not publish one. Nor does any other provider in our US data, so no honest comparison can be made on US coverage. We removed the carrier names an earlier version of this page carried.
Is 1GB enough for a week in an American city?
It can be. Maps, messaging and translation are light, US wifi is easy to find in hotels and cafes, and 1GB over 7 days at $3.99 is designed for exactly that trip. If you plan to stream or navigate all day, take the 3GB at $8.99 instead.