Today, easySim, the UK-based telecoms business, announced major enhancements to its services as it experiences rapid global growth only three months after its launch. The company has solved the problem of “rip-off roaming” by providing low-cost travel data for 150 countries worldwide via eSIM.
As international travel increases, all data bundles offered on easySim’s website are now priced in US dollars, euros and sterling, enabling transparent pricing and allowing more customers to benefit from the savings and convenience of an eSIM. This will enable users to compare prices transparently, as easySim’s rates are competitive and its product is superior with coverage from multiple Tier One mobile networks, backed up by a 4.7/5 rating on Reviews.io.
In addition, customers of easySim in the USA can now access the Verizon cellular network at 5G speeds. The company provides data from multiple networks in most countries, such as the US which has access to AT&T and Verizon, and the UK, Canada, France and Spain which have access to 4 networks.
Commenting on the global expansion of the business, co-founder Richard Gwilliam said: “We’ve already seen that the cost savings and simplicity of use of our eSIM data bundles appeal to travellers worldwide. We’re delighted to be accepting payments in dollars and euros and enabling 5G in the USA, as these developments show our commitment to serving the global market. We expect these innovations to unlock further growth in major markets and we have more exciting developments in the pipeline.”
Investor and founder of easyJet, Sir Stelios Haji-Iouannou, added: “The easy family of brands stands for delivering value, innovation and taking on the big guys. I am proud of easySim.global for delivering these brand values in the mobile data roaming space! Customers around the world are realising how much they can save by using easySim’s data bundles when travelling outside their home country compared to using data roaming from their current provider. Now they can buy online and pay in their own local currency.”
eSIM technology eliminates the need for physical SIM cards, resulting in environmental benefits and convenience. It also provides secure data plans that are stored on a user’s phone until activated at their destination, ensuring reliable connectivity wherever they roam at speeds of up to 5G.
easySim is striving to make global communication simple and straightforward, providing great value data by eSIM while travellers enjoy their trips.
Portsmouth-based telecoms business easySim has announced major enhancements to its services, enabling global expansion only three months after its launch. easySim provides low-cost travel data for 150 countries worldwide via eSIM, solving the problem of “rip-off roaming” which can occur when using data abroad.
All data bundles offered on easySim’s website are now priced in US dollars, euros and sterling, enabling customers to compare prices and pay in their own local currency. Customers in the USA can also access the Verizon cellular network at 5G speeds.
Co-founder Richard Gwilliam commented: “We’ve already seen that the cost savings and simplicity of use of our eSIM data bundles appeal to travellers worldwide. We’re delighted to be accepting payments in dollars and euros and enabling 5G in the USA, as these developments show our commitment to serving the global market.”
Investor and founder of easyJet, Sir Stelios Haji-Iouannou, added: “The easy family of brands stands for delivering value, innovation and taking on the big guys. I am proud of easySim.global for delivering these brand values in the mobile data roaming space!”
eSIM technology provides secure data plans that are stored on a user’s phone until activated at their destination, ensuring reliable connectivity wherever they roam at speeds of up to 5G. easySim is striving to make global communication simple and straightforward, providing great value data by eSIM while travellers enjoy their trips.
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