Pay for Yesim eSIM

Because eSIM data is priced destination by destination, there is no single Yesim price. Pay & Fly starts from about $1.10 per GB, and the rate depends on the country you are in. Fixed plans are listed per country; a one-day unlimited plan for the United States, for example, is a few dollars. The Global Package covers 83 countries and ranges from 10 GB for 30 days at $34.80 to 80 GB for a year at $130.80, with unlimited versions for 7, 15 or 30 days. Yesim shows prices in your local currency — visitors in Europe see euros — so treat the figure at checkout as the real price and expect the numbers here to move.

Pay & Fly works differently from a package. You top up your account balance, held in Yesim’s own credits called Ycoins, and data is deducted per megabyte as you use it, at the local rate for wherever you are. You can switch on auto top-up so the balance refills itself. Two details matter when paying by card: Yesim’s help center says Ycoins are valid for one year from the day you receive them, and they cannot be refunded or withdrawn as cash. So top up for the trips you actually have planned, rather than loading a large balance to sit unused.

Unlimited plans are the easy choice for heavy users, with one caveat. Yesim itself does not apply a fair-usage limit, but some of its partner networks do: after a daily amount of high-speed data, the speed can be reduced for the rest of that day while the connection stays on. The Unlim Day Pass takes a different approach — you buy a pack of 10, 20, 40 or 80 days, and a day is counted only when you actually go online, so the pack can be spread over trips within a year.

Yesim accepts Visa, Mastercard and American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay in its iOS app and Google Pay in its Android app, plus Klarna, iDEAL and several crypto options including Binance Pay. If you already hold crypto, paying Yesim directly is an option. The advantage of a USDT-funded Mehbit card is that it works everywhere Yesim asks for a card — including when you save it for auto top-up or plan auto-renewal, which is where one-off crypto payments do not help. Data plans can renew automatically with a discount, but if the card does not have enough balance on the renewal day, Yesim simply cancels the auto-renewal.

Check the refund rules before you buy. Yesim refunds data plans and top-ups requested within 30 days of purchase, as long as the eSIM or plan has not been activated or used; used or expired plans are not refunded. Approved refunds go back to the original payment method — to your Mehbit card if you paid with one — except that refunds of €10 or less are returned as Ycoins. Requests are reviewed within 15 business days. Before buying, also confirm that your phone supports eSIM and is not locked to a carrier, because an eSIM that cannot be installed is the most common reason travellers ask for their money back.