Ubigi
Provider

Ubigi

eSIMs from a mobile network operator, not a reseller.

1 live offer
Best forLaptops, tablets and network reliability
Where it works190 plus destinations
PaymentData only, top up as you go

About Ubigi

Ubigi is run by Transatel, a mobile operator owned by NTT. That matters because Ubigi operates its own network relationships rather than reselling someone else's allocation, which tends to show up as steadier connections in places where resold eSIMs get deprioritised.

It is also one of the few eSIM providers properly set up for devices other than phones. Plenty of laptops with built in cellular and a number of connected cars ship with Ubigi as a preinstalled option, so if you travel with a cellular iPad or Windows laptop it is worth a look.

What they offer

  • Local eSIM plans for individual countries
  • Regional plans for Europe, Asia and the Americas
  • Global plans for multi country trips
  • Plans for cellular laptops and tablets
  • Preinstalled option on several connected car platforms
  • Top ups and auto renew if you want the line to persist

How to book with Ubigi

  1. Confirm your device supports eSIM, including laptops and tablets
  2. Install through the Ubigi app or by scanning the QR code before you travel
  3. Activate the plan when you arrive, not when you buy it
  4. Top up in the app if you need more data mid trip

Good to know

What makes Ubigi different from Airalo?
Ubigi is an operator in its own right through Transatel, while most eSIM brands resell capacity. In practice the difference shows up in network stability more than price.
Does it work on a laptop?
Yes, if the laptop has built in cellular. This is one of the things Ubigi does better than most competitors.
Is my normal number affected?
No. Plans are data only and your usual SIM keeps handling calls and texts.
Can I keep the same line across trips?
Yes, you can top up an existing Ubigi line rather than installing a new eSIM each time.

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