eSIM by countryThe best eSIM for a trip across the United States
From the New York skyline to the remote roads through Yellowstone, in the US which network your eSIM runs on often matters more than the provider itself, especially once you leave the major cities behind.
Practical tips
- AT&T and Verizon generally offer the best rural and national park coverage
- Remote national parks (like Yellowstone or Zion) can have no signal at all, download offline maps in advance
- Road trips use a lot of data for navigation, plan a generous data allowance
Recommended providers
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Airalo
Global coverage in most countries, ideal for longer trips and digital nomads.
Holafly
Unlimited data plans per country, handy if you don't want to track remaining data.
Nomad
Regional and global eSIM bundles through a clear app, with flexible validity periods.
Saily
eSIM from the team behind NordVPN, with an optional US number for two-factor verification.
Maya Mobile
Unlimited global data plan with no speed throttling, backed by a 180-day money-back guarantee.