Is Saily a Good eSIM Pick for Your Next Trip?

Where Saily's prices land against the market

Saily has a price index of 1.11. The index tracks the cheapest way to get at least 5 GB for 30 days.

A value of 1.00 marks the market median, and lower means cheaper. Saily sits somewhat above that line. Price is the main reason it does not rank higher.

An unlimited price index is not confirmed on the provider's pages. Budget travelers should compare a few options before buying.

Our cheapest eSIM page ranks providers on the same 5 GB basket. The full scoring approach is explained on our methodology page.

What 5 GB for 30 days costs in ten popular spots

Here are Saily's sample prices for 5 GB over 30 days:

• Japan: $11.39
• USA: $14.74
• Europe: $20.11
• Thailand: $8.04
• Turkey: $10.05
• Dubai and UAE: $12.73
• China: $16.76
• Italy: $13.40
• Mexico: $15.42
• Spain: $10.05

Thailand is the cheapest sample on this list. Europe is the most expensive one. Each country page compares these prices with other providers.

How Saily's unlimited plans handle heavy use

Unlimited plans at Saily: Yes. They still come with a daily fair use rule.

The rule reads: 5 GB per day without a speed limit, then up to 1 Mbps.

In practice, the first 5 GB each day runs without a speed limit. After that, speed drops to the stated cap.

5G support is marked Yes in our data. Hotspot use is not confirmed on the provider's pages. Check this before relying on tethering for a laptop.

See our unlimited eSIM guide for other providers with no data cap. Not sure how much data a trip needs? Our data usage guide breaks it down.

Activation, top-ups and Saily's refund terms

Plan start rule: First connection

You can install the eSIM before leaving home. Your plan days should begin once you connect at your destination.

Top-ups: Yes

Refund rule: Before activation

A refund window in days is not confirmed on the provider's pages. A free trial and pay as you go billing are also not confirmed there.

Phone number access: On some plans

If you mainly need calls and texts, weigh this before buying. Our guide on eSIM or roaming covers that choice.

Is Saily legit? Ratings and trust signals

Saily holds an App Store rating of 4.73 from 13,927 ratings. That is a large sample with a high average.

Coverage is its standout trait, with 200 destinations listed. Features are also solid, including 5G, in-app top-ups and unlimited options.

The overall score is 6.1, which places Saily sixth of nine in our table. Higher pricing keeps it in the middle of the pack rather than near the top.

For a wider look at provider apps, visit the eSIM apps page. All reviewed providers are listed on our reviews hub.

Saily alternatives and head-to-head picks

If price matters most, compare Saily with other providers first. Yesim is our Editor's Choice for travelers who want the same plan length everywhere. We earn a commission from Yesim.

Other reviewed options include Airalo, Holafly, Nomad and Ubigi.

Our Saily alternatives page lists picks side by side. For direct matchups between providers, browse the comparison hub.

New to eSIMs? Start with how to choose an eSIM. It walks through coverage, data needs and refund rules.

Our verdict

Saily is a trustworthy pick, with coverage across 200 destinations and strong App Store ratings. Its price index of 1.11 is above the market median, so budget travelers should compare options first.