Saily Ultra eSIM Premum Plan Review: Packed With Perks
Saily Ultra is a premium international eSIM service designed for frequent travellers who want mobile data across 121 countries without changing physical SIM cards. WIRED found it straightforward to set up and generally reliable, but judged its $60 monthly Premium tier expensive unless users travel across several countries and make use of its included extras.
The service offers Standard, Plus and Premium plans at $30, $45 and $60 per month respectively; Premium includes 30 GB of unrestricted data before speeds are capped at 1 Mbps. Testing in the UK and Europe produced up to roughly 300 Mbps on urban 5G, though rural 4G speeds were nearer 15 Mbps; the slower allowance remained suitable for messaging and navigation but not video. Perks include airport lounge and fast-track access, NordVPN and other security tools, while country-specific plans may offer better value for short trips.
- Strong global eSIM with useful travel extras
- Premium plan costs $60 monthly
- Data slows sharply after 30 GB
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An eSIM is a digital SIM built into a phone. It lets travellers connect to mobile networks abroad without swapping a physical SIM card, though the phone must support eSIMs. Saily Ultra is a subscription service offering data in 121 countries.
The service has three monthly price levels, with the most expensive including a larger data allowance and travel extras such as airport lounge access and security tools. After 30 GB on that plan, data remains available at reduced speed. Mobile performance can vary by location and network, so coverage and speed may differ between cities and rural areas.
For frequent travellers visiting several countries, one subscription may be convenient. For a short trip to one country, a country-specific plan could cost less, so the value depends on how often someone travels and uses the included perks.