USA eSIM – America Travel Data

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About this app

USA eSIM is a prepaid United States data plan you install on your phone before you fly: no shop, no plastic SIM card, working when you land at JFK, LAX or Miami. Some plans go further and add a real US phone number with calls and text messages, so people here can reach you on an American number — the app shows it on the eSIM screen, ready to copy.

Why USA eSIM:
• Data + Calls plans carry a real US phone number with call minutes and text messages, printed in the app beside the data you have left
• Set it up at home over Wi-Fi in a few minutes, activate on arrival
• Your own number stays active for calls and messages while data runs over the eSIM
• 5G and LTE on major nationwide networks in cities, along the interstates and at airports
• Pay with Google Pay or card, no contract, no auto-renewal

Where you will actually use it:
• New York City – MTA subway navigation, restaurant reservations, ride-hailing from JFK to Midtown, Brooklyn
• Los Angeles – live freeway traffic, Santa Monica, Hollywood, Disneyland
• California – San Diego, Yosemite and Sequoia, Napa wine country, the Pacific Coast Highway between LA and San Francisco
• San Francisco – BART and ferry schedules, Silicon Valley campus visits
• Florida – Miami South Beach and Wynwood, the drive down to Key West, Tampa and Fort Lauderdale cruise terminals
• Orlando – theme park wait times, park-to-park shuttles
• Las Vegas – hotel apps, show tickets, Grand Canyon day trips
• Chicago – the L map, Navy Pier, tight O'Hare connections
• Washington DC – Smithsonian timed entry, Metro lines, the National Mall
• Boston, Philadelphia and New Jersey – the T, Amtrak on the Northeast Corridor, campus visits
• Texas – Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio, long drives between cities
• Seattle and Portland – Link light rail, ferries, Mount Rainier road conditions
• Atlanta, Nashville and New Orleans – conventions, live music, the French Quarter
• Denver, Utah and Arizona – Rocky Mountain, Zion, Bryce, Phoenix and Scottsdale
• Airports – JFK, LAX, SFO, MIA, ORD, LAS, MCO, DFW, SEA, BOS: online from the arrivals gate
• Hawaii – Oahu and Maui, inter-island flights, trail and surf conditions
• Alaska – Anchorage, cruise ports and the Seward Highway
• National Parks – Yosemite, Grand Canyon and Yellowstone have limited signal; download offline maps first
• Road trips – Interstate 95, Route 66, I-5 on the Pacific Coast: crossing states never changes your plan
The app also carries Canada and Mexico plans plus a USA and Canada regional plan for Toronto, Vancouver, Niagara and Banff on the same trip.

How it works:
• Choose a plan and pay with Google Pay or card
• Install the eSIM by QR code or directly in the app; your phone must be eSIM-compatible and carrier-unlocked
• Turn on data roaming for the eSIM line when you land and you are connected

Plans:
• United States plans from a few days up to a month, plus USA and Canada and Caribbean regional plans for cruise itineraries
• Unlimited option available: after the daily high-speed allowance, speed is reduced for the rest of that day
• Top up from the app while the eSIM still has time on it; once it has expired there is nothing to top up and you buy a new one
• Data + Calls: an American number with minutes and texts, from a week to a month — and one plan that runs a full year

Who it is for:
• Long stays: a month at a time, topped up as you go, East Coast or West
• International students on F-1 or J-1 visas who need data from day one
• Business travelers heading to Chicago, Las Vegas, Austin or the Bay Area
• Cruise passengers embarking in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Seattle or New York
• Cross-border trips into Canada or Mexico on the same booking

Do I take my SIM card out? No. The eSIM is a second line, so your own number keeps working for calls and for the one-time codes your bank sends.

Support and legal:
Support: support@usaesim.app
Bilpp OÜ – usaesim.app
Privacy: https://usaesim.app/privacy
Terms: https://usaesim.app/terms
United States data plans, or a US SIM card with its own US phone number.
Updated on
Sep 27, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • You can request that data be deleted

What’s new

USA eSIM, for the coast-to-coast trip you are packing for.

• Hit Pay and the order stops being a black box — each stage of the payment shows up as it happens.
• The refund now reads clearly in the app: an eSIM you never installed, no data touched, comes back in full within 15 days of buying it.
• Doing the setup yourself? The activation code copies on one tap and drops straight into Settings.