Which is the best eSIM for Canada?

The best eSIM for Canada depends on the trip: Ubigi lists 10 GB for 7 days at US$15, Nomad eSIM lists 10 GB for 30 days at USD17 and Roamless lists unlimited for 3 days at $14.85. Uncompromised Travel read company websites on 20 October 2026. Prices are in the currency each company shows, so a price in one currency is not compared with another.

Which is the best eSIM for Canada?

By kind of trip, in alphabetical order: Airhub lists 12 GB for 30 days at US$23.00 on Rogers; ByteSIM lists a +1 Canadian number on Bell 5G from $16.90 USD; Kolet lists 10 GB for 30 days at $23.49; MobiMatter lists 10 GB for 30 days at US$17.99 on a North America plan; Nomad eSIM lists 10 GB for 30 days at USD17 on Rogers and Freedom Mobile; Roamless lists unlimited for 3 days at $14.85 on Rogers; Ubigi lists 10 GB for 7 days at US$15.

Other prices published for Canada on 20 October 2026

Every other provider in the table with a Canada entry is listed here, with what its own pages gave on 20 October 2026.

• ArriveSIM: from US$2.68/GB, pay as you go. No fixed sizes or unlimited plan. Networks not shown; the page's table did not load.
• Firsty: Canada is on the list of 176 countries for Classic and Unlimited and no country-specific price applies. One global price list in EUR, the same in every country: Classic 'Starts at €0.98 per GB' (bundles 0.5 to 50GB, 1GB €4.50, 10GB shown as €45 and €17, valid 30 days after activation); Unlimited 'Starts at €2 per day' (monthly shown as €105 and €69), '5 GB at full speed' every 24 hours 'then 512 Kbps'.
• KnowRoaming: home page card 'Canada From $5.00' (data size and days not shown). Canada is on the Global plan. No Canada page is saved, no 10 GB price loaded and no network is named.
• Maya Mobile: Canada is not listed on its own; the North America region (2 countries, with Toronto and the Canadian Rockies in its text) uses the same global plan. Global unlimited plan: 3 days USD 9.99 (USD 3.33/day), 7 days USD 19.99 (USD 2.86/day), 14 days USD 27.99 (USD 2.00/day), 30 days USD 49.99 (USD 1.67/day). No Canada page is saved, no fixed 10 GB plan and no network is named.
• PuraSIM: No Canada page is saved. The North America collection shows 'Canada from $1.49'. The North America regional plan (1 GB, 7 days, US$5.49 up to 50 GB, 180 days, US$160.99) uses Rogers Wireless; Global 139 lists Rogers Wireless and Videotron. No Canada-only plan list or unlimited price is saved.
• RedteaGO: Canada blogs (February and April 2023): data plans 'starting at just 5 dollars' and 'Starting at just $4-5 USD'. The service 'uses multiple carrier networks'. No plan list, 10 GB price or unlimited plan is given; networks are not named.
• Sim Local: home page '1GB From US$5.00'. Other sizes, unlimited terms and networks are not stated, as no Canada plan page is in the pack.
• Travelsim: the home page shows 'Canada From 13$'. Plan sizes, days and networks are not stated on the saved pages.
• Truely: unlimited data 'from $11.99/day' on the destinations list. Networks: Freedom Mobile, Bell Mobility, Telus Mobility, Ice Wireless, Rogers, SaskTel Mobility and Videotron. Fair use: 5 GB/day then 512 kbps.
• VIA eSIM: 'From €9.99' on the all-destinations list. Plan sizes and days did not load (no Canada product page is in the pack). Networks named on the Global page: SaskTel, Telus, Rogers and Bell.
• Yesim: 'from $2.88 / day' on the home page destination list. The pack has no Canada destination page, so plan sizes, days and unlimited terms are not stated. No network is named.

Which is the best eSIM for Canada with unlimited data?

For unlimited data in Canada, Roamless lists 3 days at $14.85, Airalo lists 3 days at $17.61 and Nomad eSIM lists 3 days at USD18; Roamless and Airalo state fair-use terms, while Nomad eSIM has no fair-use line quoted. Daily caps and the speed after them differ, so compare the fair-use line as well as the price.

• Airalo: Unlimited 3 days $17.61, 7 days $28.87 and 30 days $80.99 in USD, with '3GB per day at 20 Mbps' then reduced speeds.
• Airhub: Unlimited day pass 1 day Rogers US$5.00 or Telus US$6.00 and 60 days on AT&T at US$66.99.
• BNESIM: Unlimited GB for 10 days at EUR 29.00, with no fair-use terms shown.
• Firsty: Unlimited 'Starts at €2 per day' in EUR, the same in every country, with '5 GB at full speed' every 24 hours 'then 512 Kbps'.
• Global YO: Unlimited, labelled 'premium', 3 days $13.74 and 30 days $59.74; after the 'daily 1GB high-speed limit' speed is reduced but data 'remains unlimited'.
• Nomad eSIM: Unlimited 3 days USD18, 5 days USD25, 7 days USD30 and 10 days USD35, with no fair-use line quoted.
• Orange Travel: Unlimited 5 days €19.99 to 30 days €74.99, in EUR.
• Roamless: Unlimited 1 day $5.46, 3 days $14.85 and 7 days $27.72, at '3GB/day at full speed' then 1 Mbps.
• Saily: Unlimited for 15 days at US$43.99, '3GB/Day without a speed limit' then up to 1 Mbps.
• Truely: Unlimited from $11.99/day, at 5 GB/day then 512 kbps.
• Ubigi: Unlimited monthly at US$65.

What is the best travel eSIM for Canada at the lowest price?

For a small plan, Airhub lists 1 GB for 7 days at US$2.49, MobiMatter lists a multi-country 1 GB plan for 7 days from US$3.99 and Kolet lists 1 GB for 30 days at $3.99, in different currencies and lengths. Sizes, lengths and currencies differ, so Uncompromised Travel names no single lowest price. Compare the same size and length before you buy.

• Airhub: 1 GB for 7 days on Rogers at US$2.49.
• ArriveSIM: From US$2.68/GB, pay as you go, with no fixed sizes.
• BNESIM: 1 GB for 30 days at EUR 2.49.
• Global YO: 1GB for 3 days at $4.64; 10GB for 30 days at $16.74, currency not named.
• Kolet: 1 GB at $3.99 and 10 GB at $23.49, each for 30 days.
• MobiMatter: From US$3.99 for 1 GB, 7 days (multi-country); 10 GB for 30 days at US$17.99 on a North America plan.
• Nomad eSIM: 1 GB for 7 days at USD7; 3 GB for 30 days at USD8; 10 GB for 30 days at USD17.
• Orange Travel: 1 GB for 7 days at €5.99; 10 GB for 7 days at €15.99.
• PuraSIM: A North America collection card reads 'Canada from $1.49'; the data size and days are not shown.
• Saily: 1 GB for 7 days at US$5.29; 10 GB for 30 days at US$30.99.
• Ubigi: 10 GB valid 7 days at US$15 and 3 GB valid 15 days at US$9.

Which eSIM is best for a US and Canada road trip?

For a US and Canada road trip, ByteSIM lists unlimited in the US and Mexico plus 25GB in Canada from $27.90, MobiMatter lists a North America plan with Canada, Mexico and US at US$17.99 for 10 GB and PuraSIM lists a North America regional plan on Rogers Wireless. Airhub lists Canada plans on its Canada page, such as 300 GB at US$50.00 on AT&T; US coverage for them is not stated on the pages read on 20 October 2026.

• ByteSIM: Unlimited in US/MX plus 25GB in Canada, from $27.90 or $35.90.
• KnowRoaming: Canada is on its Global plan; no Canada page or network is named.
• Maya Mobile: The North America region (2 countries) uses the global unlimited plan: 14 days USD 27.99 and 30 days USD 49.99.
• MobiMatter: 10 GB for 30 days at US$17.99 on a North America plan covering Canada, Mexico and the US.
• PuraSIM: North America regional plan from 1 GB for 7 days at US$5.49 to 50 GB for 180 days at US$160.99, on Rogers Wireless.

Which eSIM is best for travellers from Canada?

For Canadians travelling abroad, the pages read on 20 October 2026 state no plan made for travellers leaving Canada: ByteSIM lists a +1 Canadian number on Bell 5G that keeps a Canadian number with calls and SMS, Roamless offers a Canadian number as Roamless Numbers and Airhub lists Canada plans with calls, while no company's published terms say how these work outside Canada. The pages read on 20 October 2026 describe Canada plans; plans for other destinations are on the pages for those places.

• Airhub: Unlimited with calls 10 days Rogers US$31.00 and 17 GB with calls at US$36.00 on its Canada page; use outside Canada is not stated on the pages read on 20 October 2026.
• ByteSIM: +1 Canadian number on Bell 5G, unlimited local and international calls and SMS, from $16.90 USD; use outside Canada is not stated on the pages read on 20 October 2026.
• Firsty: Data only with no phone number.
• Roamless: A Canadian number is available as Roamless Numbers; its Data and Unlimited Plans are data only.
• Ubigi: Monthly plans with a 3 month minimum; data only, no number.

Which eSIM has the best coverage and speeds in Canada?

Named Canadian networks are Bell at Airalo and Global YO, Rogers at Airhub, Nomad eSIM and Roamless and a list of Freedom Mobile, Bell Mobility, Telus Mobility, Ice Wireless, Rogers, SaskTel Mobility and Videotron at Truely. The speeds published are fair-use speeds: Airalo gives 3GB per day at 20 Mbps, Roamless gives 3GB per day then 1 Mbps and Truely gives 5 GB per day then 512 kbps.

• Airalo: Bell.
• Airhub: Rogers, Telus, AT&T, Orange and MTN.
• ByteSIM: Bell 5G.
• Global YO: Bell Mobility, SaskTel and TELUS Communications.
• Kolet: Telus, Bell and Rogers, named on its business page.
• MobiMatter: Bell, Telus, SaskTel, Rogers, Freedom Mobile Canada, Bragg Communications, Ice Wireless and Videotron.
• Nomad eSIM: Rogers and Freedom Mobile.
• Orange Travel: Bell, Rogers Communications, Sasktel, Telus Communications and Videotron.
• PuraSIM: Rogers Wireless on the North America plan; Rogers Wireless and Videotron on Global 139.
• Roamless: Rogers.
• Truely: Freedom Mobile, Bell Mobility, Telus Mobility, Ice Wireless, Rogers, SaskTel Mobility and Videotron.

What is the cheapest eSIM for a two-week trip to Canada?

For about two weeks in Canada, Maya Mobile lists its global unlimited plan at USD 27.99 for 14 days with no Canada page, Saily lists unlimited for 15 days at US$43.99, Airalo lists unlimited for 15 days at $44.01 in USD and Ubigi lists 3 GB valid 15 days at US$9. The unlimited plans and the fixed-data plan are different products, so compare within the same kind.

• Airalo: Unlimited for 15 days at $44.01 in USD.
• Airhub: 7 GB at US$16.50 and 12 GB for 30 days at US$23.00 on Rogers.
• Maya Mobile: No Canada page is saved; its global unlimited plan is USD 27.99 for 14 days, marketed for 'Holidays and two-week trips'.
• Nomad eSIM: 10 GB for 30 days at USD17 and unlimited 10 days at USD35.
• Orange Travel: In euros: 10 GB for 14 days at €23.99 and unlimited for 15 days at €50.99.
• Saily: Unlimited for 15 days at US$43.99.
• Ubigi: 3 GB valid 15 days at US$9.

Which to check first

Start with the company whose listing fits the trip: Nomad eSIM and Kolet for fixed sizes, Roamless for short unlimited, ByteSIM if a Canadian number matters and MobiMatter if the trip crosses into the US.

1. Nomad eSIM: It lists sizes from 1 GB to 50 GB with Rogers and Freedom Mobile named, so ask for the unlimited fair-use wording.
2. Kolet: It lists 1 GB to 20 GB for 30 days and names Telus, Bell and Rogers, so ask for the unlimited prices.
3. Roamless: It lists unlimited for 1 to 7 days on Rogers, so ask for the Data Plan sizes.
4. ByteSIM: It lists a +1 Canadian number on Bell 5G, so ask for the prices of the larger options.
5. MobiMatter: It names its Canadian networks before purchase on a North America plan, so ask about unlimited.
6. Airalo: It lists unlimited packages from 3 to 30 days on Bell, so ask for the size behind the 'from $7.00 USD' headline.

Richard Jasinski · Uncompromised Travel · written from Valencia · first published 29 October 2026 · updated 29 October 2026