Ubigi vs GoMoWorld vs Jetpac vs Sim Local 2026: Four Europe eSIMs Compared, and What Each Is Best For
By Richard J. · written from Valencia4 providers · 4 published testsVerified 5 October 2026
GoMoWorld is best for the lowest price in Europe (11 GB for 30 days at $12.99), Ubigi for pooled unlimited data and the widest country list (60 GB over 30 days for $62, across 38 countries or 55 on its extended plan), Jetpac for a large fixed plan with travel extras (40 GB for $34.99), and Sim Local for the heaviest daily use (10 GB a day on its Unlimited Pro plans). Ubigi had the lowest 10 GB price of the seven providers we scored in September; on 5 October 2026 GoMoWorld undercut it. Prices below are from eSIMDB's listings for Ubigi, GoMoWorld and Sim Local and from Jetpac's own plan page, all read on 5 October 2026.
Verified 5 October 2026 · eSIMDB listings for Ubigi, GoMoWorld and Sim Local · Jetpac's own plan page · Orange Travel's own site
Ubigi vs GoMoWorld vs Jetpac vs Sim Local: which eSIM is best for what?
GoMoWorld wins on price for about 10 GB, Jetpac on price for 30 GB and more, Ubigi on unlimited terms and coverage, and Sim Local on daily allowance.
How the verdicts are reached. Four tests, each decided by one published figure: the price of about 10 GB in Europe for 30 days · the price of 25 GB or more · the unlimited plan's full-speed allowance · the number of countries on the Europe plan. No score out of 100 is given: Ubigi scored 89 on the rubric of our September comparison, and the other three have not been through it. Ubigi, GoMoWorld and Sim Local figures are those listed on eSIMDB, which updates them from the providers automatically; we did not read those three providers' own pages. The verdicts are ours; the inputs are linked.
Provider
Best for
About 10 GB in Europe, 30 days
Large plan
Unlimited plan
Countries
Read
Ubigi
Pooled unlimited data; widest list
$15.00 for 10 GB
25 GB $29; 50 GB $54
30 GB over 15 days $35; 60 GB over 30 days $62; then 2 Mbps
Price of about 10 GB of mobile data in Europe over 30 days, in US dollars. Ubigi, GoMoWorld and Sim Local as listed on eSIMDB on 5 October 2026; Jetpac from its own plan page on 5 October 2026; Airalo is the September 2026 figure from our seven-provider comparison, shown for scale. GoMoWorld's plan is 11 GB.
The spread is wide: the same allowance costs more than twice as much at Sim Local as at GoMoWorld. Price is only the first test, though. GoMoWorld sells four Europe plans and nothing unlimited. Ubigi and Sim Local each sell more than twenty, and the order changes as soon as you need more than 25 GB or more than 3 GB a day.
Which is cheapest for Europe: Ubigi, GoMoWorld, Jetpac or Sim Local?
For about 10 GB over 30 days: GoMoWorld $12.99, Ubigi $15, Jetpac $22, Sim Local $28.50; for 30 GB or more, Jetpac is cheapest at $29.99 for 30 GB and $34.99 for 40 GB. The test is the 30-day Europe regional plan nearest each size.
GoMoWorld 2.5 GB for 7 days $4.99; Sim Local 3 GB for 7 days $10
Two cautions. Jetpac's 20 GB pack cost $40 on 5 October 2026, more than its 30 GB and 40 GB packs, so check every size. And eSIMDB shows a promotional code for Ubigi, GoMoWorld and Sim Local that is not included in these prices. The eSIM cost guide sets these against Airalo, Saily and Nomad eSIM, and the data estimator tells you which size to buy.
Which has the best unlimited data plan for Europe?
Sim Local for the largest daily allowance (10 GB a day on Unlimited Pro, 15 days for $50.25), Ubigi for the lowest price and a pooled allowance (30 GB over 15 days for $35, then 2 Mbps), Jetpac at 3 GB a day, and GoMoWorld sells none. A pooled allowance can be spent unevenly; a daily one resets every 24 hours.
Provider
Full-speed allowance
15 days
30 days
Speed after
Ubigi
Pooled: 30 GB over 15 days, 60 GB over 30
$35.00
$62.00
2 Mbps
Sim Local, Unlimited
5 GB a day
$42.25
$59.50
Not listed
Sim Local, Unlimited Pro
10 GB a day
$50.25
$72.50
Not listed
Jetpac
3 GB every 24 hours
Not read
$65.99
Up to 1 Mbps
GoMoWorld
No unlimited plan
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable
Sim Local's listing does not state the speed after the daily allowance, which is the figure to ask for before buying. For most trips a fixed plan costs less: 25 GB is $24.99 at GoMoWorld. The heavy-data options are compared further in Saily vs Kolet vs Sim Local vs Orange Travel.
Which covers the most European countries?
Ubigi, with 38 countries on its standard Europe plan and 55 on Europe Extended, then Jetpac at 43 by its own count, Sim Local at 35 and GoMoWorld at 33. Ubigi's extended list includes Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Moldova and Ukraine, at a higher price: 10 GB for 30 days is $35 on Europe Extended against $15 on the standard plan.
Provider
Countries on the Europe plan
Worth knowing
Ubigi
38 standard; 55 extended
Extended costs $35 for 10 GB over 30 days
Jetpac
43, by its blog
States Turkey, Serbia, Albania and Iceland are included
Sim Local
35
Includes the UK, Switzerland, Norway and Iceland
GoMoWorld
33
Includes the UK and Switzerland; Iceland is not on eSIMDB's summary of the list
Country lists change, and the count matters less than the one country you need. Check Turkey, Iceland and the Balkans by name. The Europe eSIM guide covers which regional plans carry the UK and Turkey.
Sim Local also resells Orange's plans, and the price differs from Orange's own. On 5 October 2026 Sim Local listed Orange Holiday Europe 50 GB at $45.25 and 100 GB at $56.50, against $53.99 and $57.99 on Orange Travel's site; for 200 GB Orange was cheaper, $69.99 against $90.50. Those plans carry a French number with calls and texts. The carrier plans are compared in Orange Travel vs Bouygues vs Vodafone Travel.
Ubigi, GoMoWorld, Jetpac and Sim Local in detail
Ubigi: best for pooled unlimited data and the widest list
89 of 100 in September · 10 GB for 30 days: $15 · 60 GB for 30 days: $62, then 2 Mbps
Ubigi is part of Transatel and NTT Group, based in Paris. Its $15 plan was the lowest 10 GB price of the seven providers scored in September and is unchanged on eSIMDB's listing. It also sells monthly subscriptions (20 GB a month for $19) and a 55-country extended plan. The weak point in September was review evidence, at 11 of 15, and it sells no plan with a phone number. Source: eSIMDB listing, read 5 October 2026.
GoMoWorld: best for the lowest price
11 GB for 30 days: $12.99 · 25 GB: $24.99 · One eSIM for 170+ countries
GoMoWorld sells four Europe plans, from 2.5 GB for 7 days at $4.99 to 35 GB for 30 days at $35.99, on one eSIM that it says can be reused in more than 170 countries. The weak points are range and reach: no unlimited plan, no number, and 33 countries. We have not scored it and did not read its own site for this page. Source: eSIMDB listing, read 5 October 2026; provider site: GoMoWorld.
Jetpac: best for a large fixed plan and travel extras
40 GB for 30 days: $34.99 · Lounge access on a delayed flight · Voice packs from $1.99
Jetpac's large packs are its best value, under $1 per GB at 30 GB and above. Packs of 3 GB or more keep WhatsApp chat, Uber, Grab and Google Maps working after the data runs out, and a delayed flight unlocks airport lounge access. The weak point is an uneven price ladder and a 10 GB price ($22) above the figure on its own blog ($19.99). Source: Jetpac’s Europe plan page, read 5 October 2026.
Sim Local: best for the largest daily allowance
Unlimited Pro: 10 GB a day · 15 days: $50.25 · Resells Orange Holiday plans
Sim Local describes itself as having more than 15 years in travel connectivity and a presence in more than 100 airport retail locations. Its two unlimited tiers, 5 GB and 10 GB a day, run from 7 to 90 days, and it sells Orange's plans beside its own. The weak points are price on small fixed plans ($28.50 for 10 GB) and an unlisted speed after the daily allowance. Source: eSIMDB listing, read 5 October 2026.
Three planning rules for choosing between them
1 · Pick the plan size first, then the provider. The cheapest provider changes with the size: GoMoWorld to 25 GB, Jetpac above it.
2 · If you buy unlimited, know whether the allowance is daily or pooled. Ubigi's 60 GB can be used in a week; Sim Local's 10 GB resets each day. How to choose an eSIM covers the rest.
3 · Confirm the price on the provider's own page. Three of these four prices come from a listing site that updates automatically and says it cannot guarantee accuracy.
What changed for these four eSIMs in 2026
GoMoWorld's 11 GB Europe plan at $12.99 now undercuts Ubigi's $15, the lowest price in our September comparison. Ubigi's Europe prices on 5 October 2026 match September: 10 GB for $15 and 60 GB of unlimited for $62. Jetpac's 10 GB plan was $22 on 5 October 2026 against the $19.99 on its blog as of 10 June. Sim Local's listing carried two unlimited tiers on 5 October 2026, at 5 GB and 10 GB a day.
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Which is cheapest for Europe: Ubigi, GoMoWorld, Jetpac or Sim Local?
GoMoWorld, at $12.99 for 11 GB over 30 days across 33 countries, as listed on eSIMDB on 5 October 2026. Ubigi charges $15 for 10 GB over 30 days across 38 countries, Jetpac $22 on its own plan page, and Sim Local $28.50. Per gigabyte that is about $1.18 for GoMoWorld, $1.50 for Ubigi, $2.20 for Jetpac and $2.85 for Sim Local.
Is GoMoWorld cheaper than Ubigi?
For a plan of about 10 GB in Europe, yes: GoMoWorld lists 11 GB for 30 days at $12.99 and Ubigi 10 GB for 30 days at $15, both as listed on eSIMDB on 5 October 2026. GoMoWorld's 25 GB plan is $24.99 against Ubigi's $29. Ubigi covers 38 countries on its standard Europe plan against GoMoWorld's 33, and sells unlimited plans, which GoMoWorld does not.
Which of the four has the best unlimited data plan for Europe?
It depends on how you use it. Sim Local's Europe Unlimited Pro plans allow 10 GB a day, the largest daily allowance of the four, at $50.25 for 15 days. Ubigi's allowance is pooled: 30 GB over 15 days for $35 or 60 GB over 30 days for $62, then 2 Mbps. Jetpac allows 3 GB a day, then up to 1 Mbps, at $65.99 for 30 days. GoMoWorld sells no unlimited plan.
Is Ubigi still the cheapest travel eSIM?
Not for Europe on the listings read on 5 October 2026. Ubigi's 10 GB, 30-day Europe plan is unchanged at $15, the lowest of the seven providers we scored in September, but GoMoWorld lists 11 GB for 30 days at $12.99. Ubigi remains cheaper than Jetpac ($22), Sim Local ($28.50) and Airalo ($31 in September).
Does Sim Local sell Orange eSIMs?
Yes. Sim Local's listing on eSIMDB includes Orange Holiday plans beside its own: Orange Holiday Zen 20 GB for $22.50, Orange Holiday Europe 50 GB for $45.25, 100 GB for $56.50 and 200 GB for $90.50, each for 31 days. On Orange's own site on the same day, 50 GB cost $53.99, 100 GB $57.99 and 200 GB $69.99, so the cheaper seller depends on the plan size.
Which is best for a large data plan in Europe?
Jetpac for 30 to 40 GB: its plan page listed 30 GB for $29.99 and 40 GB for $34.99 over 30 days on 5 October 2026, under $1 per GB. GoMoWorld's 25 GB is $24.99 and its 35 GB $35.99; Ubigi's 25 GB is $29 and 50 GB $54; Sim Local's 20 GB is $39.50.
Do Ubigi, GoMoWorld, Jetpac or Sim Local include a phone number?
Not on their own Europe data plans: eSIMDB lists Ubigi's, GoMoWorld's and Sim Local's Europe plans as data only, and Jetpac states its plans are data only with paid voice packs for outgoing calls. The Orange Holiday plans that Sim Local resells are the exception; Orange's Europe plans include a French number with calls and texts.
How many European countries does each cover?
Ubigi's standard Europe plan covers 38 countries and its Europe Extended plan 55; Sim Local's Europe plans cover 35; GoMoWorld's cover 33, including the UK and Switzerland; Jetpac's blog states 43. Check the list for Turkey, Iceland and the Balkans before buying, because those are where the plans differ.
Verdicts on this page rest on published figures, each linked to its source. No link on this page is paid, and Ubigi, GoMoWorld, Jetpac and Sim Local are not partners of this site. Sources verified 5 October 2026: eSIMDB's Europe listings for Ubigi, GoMoWorld and Sim Local, Jetpac's Europe plan page and blog, Orange Travel's pricing page; Airalo's figure and Ubigi's score are from September 2026, published in our seven-provider comparison. Prices change without notice; check the plan page on the day you buy.
Richard J. · Uncompromised Travel · written from Valencia · first published 5 October 2026 · facts verified 5 October 2026
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