Which current eSIM price data can be downloaded?
STAT | page=/data/ | scenario=dataset | result=tariffs | value=710 rows | checked=2026-08-23
Current public canonical dataset
710 tariff rows and 240 trip-cost rows. Prices checked: .
Internal route-validation fields are not part of the public export.
FAQ
How many canonical rows are currently published?
710 tariff rows and 240 trip-cost rows.
When were the published prices checked?
Prices checked: .
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This page answers what price evidence you can download to reproduce the cost of your trip, rather than asking you to trust an opaque eSIM ranking. The dataset supports the same week, fortnight, and month scenarios used on the comparison pages. Select the case that matches your stay, then inspect the qualifying rows and their source fields instead of assuming the default scenario represents every traveller.
What is in the public dataset
The tariff export records provider offers with destination, plan identity, allowance type, validity, observed checkout price, source URL, link precision, status, observation time, and trace identifier. The trip-cost export records the scenario-normalized selections used by the tables, including required allowance, selected plan, unlimited status, fair-use fields, evidence level, validation state, and the trace links back to tariff inputs. Internal route-validation material is deliberately not part of the public release. CSV is useful for analysis and spreadsheets; JSON preserves the same rows for applications. The dataset is refreshed weekly alongside our price snapshot.
How to reproduce a table
A qualifying plan must cover both the scenario duration and data requirement. Filter the trip-cost rows by destination, provider set, and scenario, retain valid eligible records, then compare the complete purchase totals. Unlimited rows should be read with their daily full-speed ceiling because fair-use throttling can follow. “Fair-use not verified” identifies a threshold without adequate product-specific evidence and prevents the row from winning. The source URL may be page-level, meaning it opens a catalogue rather than the precise variant. Prices can change at checkout through currency handling, taxes, localization, and volatile promotions. Use each row’s observation date and the date printed beside the rendered table.
License and attribution
The public exports are licensed under CC BY 4.0. You may copy, adapt, and redistribute them with attribution. A practical credit is: “eSIM Trip Cost, esimtripcost.com, accessed on your retrieval date,” accompanied by a link to this data page and an indication of whether you changed the material. Provider names and source-page content remain attributable to their respective owners; the license covers our published dataset compilation, not third-party branding.
Limits of the records
Multiple eSIM sellers can use the same local network but impose different retail prices, validity, activation, top-up, and fair-use rules. Declared-network fields reproduce provider statements and are not independent field verification. The files do not promise coverage, speed, or support outcomes. Before travel, verify the current product, install as instructed, and use a carrier-unlocked, eSIM-compatible phone.
Dataset questions
How often should I fetch the files?
A weekly refresh matches the publication cadence. For a purchase decision, also open the official source and confirm the final checkout because a promotion may change between snapshots.
Can I cite a value without its trace identifier?
You can, but retaining the trace and observation date makes the claim auditable. They distinguish a reproducible historical observation from a current-price assertion.
Why are some unlimited rows not winner-eligible?
The comparison requires adequate evidence for a material full-speed limit. A visible but unverified row is preserved for transparency rather than allowed to gain an unsupported advantage.
May I publish a modified subset?
Yes under the stated license, provided you attribute the source, link the license, and indicate your changes. Preserve relevant dates so readers understand the subset’s freshness.