Airhub eSIM 2026: Travel Plans, Prices & Data By Country

Yes, Airhub offers 50 regional plans and 7 global plans, as well as single-country plans. Regional plans cover Europe, North America, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and South America.

Global plans work in up to 101 countries and start at $7.40. If you're visiting several countries, one regional or global eSIM is simpler than buying a plan for each.

Airhub plans start at $1.89 for 1 GB valid for 7 days in the United Arab Emirates. Right now, the best price per GB is $0.02, on the 500 GB Thailand plan for 7 days ($8.21).

Prices depend on the country, the amount of data and the number of days. We check prices daily, so these figures are up to date. Sort the table above by price or by price per GB to compare.

Most recent phones work with Airhub, including iPhone XR, XS and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 to S25, Z Fold and Z Flip, and Google Pixel 3 to 9. Phones bought in China, Hong Kong and Macau aren't supported.

Your phone must be carrier-unlocked. To check your model, see Airhub's list of compatible devices.

The Airhub app is on iPhone and Android, but you can also buy and top up on the website.

Sometimes: most Airhub plans are data only, but Voice+Data plans include a phone number, calls and SMS. Look for the phone symbol or "with calls" in the plan name.

The number is often not local: many plans give a French (+33) or UK (+44) number. Local numbers are offered in only a few places, such as the US and Canada. Some plans have limited minutes, so check the plan card.

You can't move your own number to the eSIM.

Airhub has plans for 176 countries and territories. To see the plans for your destination, choose it under Filters next to the plans.

Sometimes: you can top up some Airhub plans on the same eSIM, with no new QR code. In the app or on the website, go to My eSIMs, choose your eSIM and tap Top Up while the plan is still active.

If there's no top-up option, the eSIM is single use, so buy a new plan instead.

A top-up doesn't extend your plan's validity, and Airhub doesn't say how long the top-up itself lasts.

Yes, almost all Airhub plans support hotspot, with no extra fee, and no plan forbids it.

Data your other devices use comes out of the same plan. On unlimited day passes, it counts toward the same 10 GB a day. A few plans cap hotspot use, such as 14 GB on the 15-day Japan unlimited plan, and some countries or carriers may restrict it. Airhub doesn't limit the number of devices.

Not usually: Airhub's FAQ says you can't return an eSIM or get a refund once you've bought it, except in cases it doesn't spell out. There's no refund once you've used the eSIM or deleted it.

Airhub's consumer rights page says that if an eSIM doesn't work as described, support will try to fix or replace it, and may then offer a price reduction or a full or partial refund.

Contact [email protected], the chat or a help centre ticket. Airhub doesn't say where or how fast money is returned.

Yes, you can buy an Airhub eSIM any time ahead. The QR code is valid for 365 days from when it's issued, unless the plan says otherwise.

When the days start depends on the plan, as shown in its Package Details: at first network connection, when you scan the QR code, or on the purchase date. Many plans say the QR code must be scanned only at your destination.

The eSIM installs only once, so don't delete it.

Not quite: most Airhub Unlimited day passes give you 10 GB of high-speed data a day at up to 5 Mbps.

After that, speed may drop to up to 2 Mbps until the next daily reset. Airhub doesn't say whether that's at midnight or 24 hours after you connect.

Some passes and Airhub's multi-day unlimited plans don't state a threshold, only that speed may be reduced after fair use. Check the Package Details before you buy.

Unlimited plans start at $2.90.