eSIM for United States
Plans from $1.36 per day
United States
Esim70 routes US data over AT&T and T-Mobile partner networks, the backbone behind most travel connectivity in the States. That means strong 5G across New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Miami, with broad 4G/LTE filling in suburban areas and the interstate highways between them.
The US is a destination where roaming bills get ugly fast — foreign carriers routinely charge $10+ a day — so a prepaid eSIM is the cleanest way to keep rideshare apps, maps, and mobile boarding passes running from the moment you land. Hotspot is supported, useful for working from a laptop or sharing on a road trip.
Coverage is the one thing to plan around: signal is excellent in metros but thins out in national parks, desert highways, and remote mountain areas where even local carriers struggle. Riding tier-1 infrastructure gives you the best odds of a usable signal where it matters. Install before departure and activate on arrival.
When to activate
Activate anytimeInstall before your flight, activate on arrival. Works seamlessly on first connection to a US carrier.
Network partners
AT&T
T-Mobile partner networks
Connection details
Networks
AT&T · T-Mobile partner networks
Speed
5G / 4G / LTE
Hotspot
Allowed
From
$1.36/day
Country context
Currency
USD
Emergency
911
Plug type
A / B
Time zone
Multiple (PST UTC-8 to EST UTC-5)
Why eSIM here, not a local SIM
Traditional foreign-carrier roaming in the US is brutal — easily $10+/day. Local prepaid SIMs require a US ID at most retail points, and US tourist SIM kiosks at airports are limited and expensive.
Free Wi-Fi: Common. 5G coverage is excellent in major cities but patchy in rural areas. eSIM uses major US carrier infrastructure for the best chance of strong signal.
From order to online in 4 steps
Step 1
Buy your plan
Pick a data plan that fits your trip, pay with card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.
Common questions about United States
When does my plan's validity start in United States?
Validity starts when your eSIM first connects to a local United States network, that's usually as soon as you land and switch off airplane mode. Installing the eSIM at home days before your trip doesn't burn any days.
Can I use my phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot in United States?
Yes, all Esim70 plans support tethering by default with no separate daily cap. Your phone can share its data connection with a laptop, tablet, or travel companion's phone.
Will my home number still work in United States?
Yes, modern phones support dual-SIM. Your home SIM stays active for calls and SMS while the Esim70 eSIM handles data abroad. You can keep WhatsApp / iMessage tied to your home number too.
