Quibity: Travel by eSIM.sm

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About this app

Stay connected with your friends and family everywhere you go!

With Quibity, all you have to do is choose your destination and the amount of data you will need during your travel, and your virtual SIM will be activated in a jiffy!
No ID or physical SIM card is required; your eSIM is immediately ready to go.

- What can an eSIM do?
You’ll be able to surf the internet without worrying about unexpected charges. Using WhatsApp or any other social media app, you can also call your friends without needing a local phone number.

- What if I run out of data?
Don’t worry! You can top up the available data and extend the eSIM's duration at any time and keep browsing at full speed!

With more than 200 destinations covered, you’ll be connected worldwide and share the best moments of your holiday with your friends.

Ratings and reviews

The global eSIM is amazing (for my use case) -- never be without data, wherever you go -- and fairly cheap, especially since they gave me a free credit that is still going strong after a full month abroad. Only issue I have had is that you need to figure out another way of making phone calls (not everyone has Whatsapp!).

Working well in Marrakech (mostly on Orange network). Easy to set up, buy for and give a separate SIM to someone else. Easy to add data and curiously much cheaper than others (data only SIM for just Morroco). Personally I bought 1 GB and added another here (for 4 days here, still cheaper than buying the second cheapest package). App includes overall counter of GB remaining/used to 1 decimal place (for all active SIMs you bought), plus very smoothed graph of use per hour.

Installed it, but couldn't use internet at all in Cornwall, the UK - the app still showed some use although I had 0 internet reception :( Poor customer service - asked to be sent the same screenshots FEW TIMES!! then refunded me with $4 less? So - no reception whatsoever, had to use my roaming to send them screenshots & at the end had to pay 4$ for nothing?! and this - for internet in the UK? I would rather buy a Lebara SIM card next time...