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US SIM cards and eSIMs, ready before you land.

Lines on the major US networks. Pick your days, pay, and get connected.

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A real US line, not just data

Every plan comes on a US carrier, with talk and text alongside the data, so your phone works the way it does at home.

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A US number of your own

Call and text US numbers, receive sign-in codes, and use ride and delivery apps that ask for a US number.

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Share it with your laptop

Each plan lists its hotspot allowance, so you know before you buy.

Pay for the days you stay

Plans are sold by the day, not by the month. Pick the length that matches your trip.

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Call home too

Add international calling to any plan for $40.00 and call numbers outside the US from your US line.

Two ways to get a US number

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eSIM

Delivered as a QR code by email and on your order page. Scan it and your phone joins the network, no plastic card needed.

  • QR code sent to your inbox
  • Needs an eSIM-capable, unlocked phone
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SIM card

A physical SIM card for any unlocked phone, posted from the US by USPS.

  • Tracking number on your order page
  • Works in phones without eSIM
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Will my phone work?

Two things matter: your phone must be unlocked, and for an eSIM it must support eSIM. A one-minute check before you buy:

iPhone

  1. Settings > General > About. Carrier Lock should read No SIM restrictions.
  2. In the same screen, a Digital SIM or EID entry means eSIM works.

Android

  1. Samsung: Settings > Connections > SIM manager. Pixel: Settings > Network & internet > SIMs. An option to add an eSIM means eSIM works.
  2. Ask the carrier that sold you the phone whether it is unlocked.

On any phone, dial *#06#. If an EID number appears, the phone supports eSIM.

No eSIM? Choose a SIM card instead

Match the days to your trip

From checkout to signal

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  1. Choose

    Pick eSIM or SIM card, a carrier plan, and how many days you need.

  2. Pay

    Pay in USDT or Bitcoin. Add international calling if you need it.

  3. Connect

    Scan your eSIM QR code, or insert the SIM card when it arrives.

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Selling US lines to your own customers?

Dealers and wholesalers buy in bulk at wholesale prices through our dealer portal, with eSIM and SIM card orders in one place.

  • Wholesale prices on every plan
  • Bulk orders, mixed carriers
  • Order history for every line
Ask about a dealer account

Dealer accounts are set up by our team.

Questions before you buy

Read the full FAQ

Land with a working US number.

Choose a carrier and the days you need. eSIM QR codes arrive by email; SIM cards travel by USPS with tracking.

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