Roamly is now listed on eSIMDB, the independent directory travellers use to compare eSIM providers side by side. Every plan we sell is on there, across 112 countries and 9 regions, next to the biggest names in travel eSIMs and held to the same scrutiny.
We like that. Roamly was built on a simple idea: an Australian eSIM company that's straightforward about what you get and what it costs. A directory that puts every provider's numbers in one place is the best test of that.
What eSIMDB is
eSIMDB lists eSIM providers and their plans for each destination, so you can see coverage, data, validity and price together instead of opening ten tabs. Travellers who've used a provider can also leave a review.
Find Roamly on eSIMDB
eSIMDB organises plans by destination. Here's Roamly for the places Australians fly to most:
Going somewhere else? Search your destination on eSIMDB and look for Roamly in the list.
How to compare travel eSIMs fairly
Price alone can mislead. A few things to check before you buy, on eSIMDB or anywhere else:
Same data, same days. Compare a 5 GB, 30-day plan with another 5 GB, 30-day plan. A cheaper price on a shorter plan isn't a saving if your trip runs longer.
Total data or per day. Some plans give you a daily allowance that resets every 24 hours, others a single total for the trip. Make sure you're comparing like with like.
Price per GB. Divide the price by the data. It's the quickest way to spot real value across different plan sizes.
Can you top up? If you run low, topping up the same eSIM beats buying and installing a new one mid-trip.
The currency. Check what currency a price is shown in. Roamly charges in Australian dollars, so what you see at checkout is what lands on your statement.
Reviews from real travellers. Numbers tell you what a plan costs. Reviews tell you whether it connected when the plane landed.
Where Roamly fits
Roamly is a small team in Sydney. You can install your eSIM before you fly, and your plan only starts counting when it connects at your destination. Support is a live chat with people who travel too, and every purchase earns Roam Coins: 5 to 10% back as credit for your next trip.
Want our side of the story too? Our comparison pages put Roamly next to Airalo, Holafly, Saily, Nomad and the Australian telcos' roaming packs, with every figure sourced and dated.
Used Roamly before?
A review on eSIMDB helps the next traveller choose, and it helps us too. If your trip went well, or didn't, we'd love to hear about it there.
Planning a trip? Find your destination on Roamly, or use the links above to see how we stack up on eSIMDB.