Compare Roamly
Honest, sourced comparisons for Australian travellers. Every figure is read from the other company's own site, dated, and re-checked monthly.
Roaming on your Australian plan
Switching roaming on with Telstra, Optus or Vodafone is the easiest thing to do, and for a short trip it can be the right call: you keep your own number, and your calls and texts keep working. It is also the most expensive way to get data abroad.
Other travel eSIMs
If you've already decided against roaming, these are the stores you're most likely choosing between. Each page compares the same plan on both sides, in Australian dollars, and says plainly where the other one wins.
The biggest travel eSIM store
Roamly is 16% to 41% cheaper on a like-for-like 5 GB plan.
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Unlimited data, priced by the day
Roamly is 39% to 67% cheaper for a week away on 10 GB.
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The eSIM from the NordVPN people
Roamly is 12% to 39% cheaper once its US dollars are converted.
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A big catalogue, priced in AUD
Roamly is 3% to 32% cheaper on a like-for-like 5 GB plan.
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How these comparisons are made
Every number comes from the other company's own website or help centre, read as an Australian visitor and recorded with the date and a quote. Each claim is then checked a second time against the live page before it goes up. We re-check every page monthly, we say which rounds the other company wins, and if something is out of date we'd rather you told us: hello@onroamly.com.
Company names and logos belong to their owners and are used here to identify the service being compared. Roamly is not affiliated with any of them.