What I actually keep
I write software for a living and I buy travel data often enough to care about the receipt. eSIM Comparaison is the ledger I wanted in the airport queue: one currency, the same columns on every card, and yesterday’s price still visible.
The public site is that ledger. A plan enters once it can be priced in euros. A paid slot is marked Sponsored. The payment page always belongs to the provider.
How a destination note is written
I start from the live rows for that country: opening price, plan count, whether 5G and hotspot are flagged, and which local networks the cards are willing to name. Promo codes are checked against today’s list.
If a network name or a fair-use line is wrong, write to the address below. Sponsored cards stay labelled and stay out of the sort.
Contact
Questions, corrections or partnership notes: valentin@esimcomparison.com. LinkedIn and X are the fastest public channels.
What this profile covers
Affiliate links pay for the catalog so the tables stay free to read. A Sponsored label marks a paid placement. That label does not change the price, the data, or the sort.