Instabridge eSIM 2026: Plans, Prices & Data By Country

Yes, Instabridge offers 4 regional plans and 4 global plans, as well as single-country plans. Regional plans cover Europe and North America.

Global plans work in up to 118 countries and start at $8.00. If you're visiting several countries, one regional or global eSIM is simpler than buying a plan for each.

Instabridge plans start at $1.00 for 1 GB valid for 30 days in Indonesia. Right now, the best price per GB is $0.60, on the 20 GB Indonesia plan for 30 days ($12.00).

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.

Yes, an Instabridge eSIM works on most recent phones, including iPhone XS, XR and newer, many Samsung and Google Pixel models, and other Android brands. The phone must be carrier-unlocked, as a locked phone can't install it.

To check your exact model, see Instabridge's list of eSIM-compatible devices.

You need the Instabridge app for iPhone or Android, because the eSIM installs only through the app, even if you buy on the website.

No, the Instabridge travel eSIM is data only, with no phone number. Your number stays on your main SIM for calls and texts.

Instabridge's US phone service, Instabridge Mobile, does include a +1 number, but it's a separate US-only plan, not a travel eSIM.

Instabridge has plans for 161 countries and territories. To see the plans for your destination, choose it under Filters next to the plans.

Yes, you can buy more data for the Instabridge eSIM you already have, as long as you stay in the same Instabridge profile. You don't need a new eSIM.

Buy in the app (Store on iPhone, Data plans on Android), or on the website, which gives you a coupon to redeem in the app under Menu/More → Redeem eSIM Coupon Code.

Each package has its own validity, and Instabridge doesn't say whether it extends the old one. Top-ups aren't refundable.

Yes, Instabridge says you can use its travel eSIM as a mobile hotspot to share data with family and friends.

No limit on data or devices is given, but the terms ban permanent tethering and use in routers. Partner networks in some countries may restrict hotspot, and Instabridge can turn it off for unfair use.

Sometimes: Instabridge refunds or replaces the eSIM within 30 days of purchase if you can't use it because of an Instabridge error, unless it fixes the problem within 10 days.

Once installed, an eSIM counts as used, so accidental purchases aren't refunded after that. Top-ups and leftover data aren't refundable either. Its help pages also mention refunds for a cancelled trip or a plan for the wrong country.

Ask in the in-app chat or by email, with your receipt. Refunds go to your original payment method.

Yes, you can install and activate an Instabridge eSIM before your trip. The package starts only when you first get online at your destination.

There may be an activation deadline, given in the instructions when you buy. After it, the eSIM expires and can't be restored. Each eSIM installs only once, through the app.