Saily's Unlimited eSIM for the US Drops to €36.89 Before the All Saints' Day Holidays
Saily, the travel eSIM from Nord Security (the company behind NordVPN), sells data plans by destination via its website or app. For the United States, their unlimited plan is priced daily for 1 to 30 days. The 15-day version currently costs €40.99.
Using the code CLUBIC offers a 10% discount on their entire catalog. This brings the Saily unlimited 15-day eSIM for the US down to €36.89, approximately €2.46 per day. This offer targets travelers planning trips for the All Saints' Day holiday who need immediate data upon arrival, avoiding the roaming charges of their French mobile plans.
Upon arrival, the eSIM activates automatically, provided you've installed it and enabled data roaming. Installation requires an internet connection, so it's best done before departure. The eSIM remains activatable for 180 days after purchase. Network speeds range from 3G to 5G, depending on local carriers, though 5G is not always guaranteed. After exhausting the daily 5GB allowance at full speed, the connection slows to 1 Mbps, sufficient for messaging but inadequate for video streaming.
This deal is particularly suited for couples and families planning a two-week trip to the US who want a predictable data budget. It's less beneficial for those whose French mobile plans already include a substantial data allowance for the US. Saily's eSIM solely provides data, without a phone number or traditional call capabilities. For calls, users must rely on apps like WhatsApp or FaceTime, or opt for an optional US number at €0.99 per month plus calling fees, which requires identity verification.
In comparisons of international eSIMs, Saily ranks high for value. Holafly is noted for its unlimited data, with a daily cost around €3.40. At €2.46 per day with the discount, Saily's plan undercuts this benchmark, though the daily 5GB high-speed limit is a key consideration. A similar pricing structure applies to Japan, where the 15-day unlimited plan is reduced from €43.49 to €39.14, using networks like KDDI and SoftBank.
For a 17-day trip coinciding with the holiday break, the CLUBIC code also applies to custom durations. For instance, a 17-day plan would cost €40.94 instead of €45.49.
At €36.89 for 15 days, Saily's unlimited US eSIM provides a predictable data budget for an All Saints' Day trip. While the 10% discount is modest, it applies to a price point already competitive with offerings from companies like Holafly. The daily adjustable duration prevents paying for unused days, and the personal hotspot feature allows sharing the connection with a second device.
Users who spend significant time on video calls might reach the 5GB daily limit and experience slower speeds. Similarly, making calls to hotels or car rental agencies will require either the paid calling option or a messaging app. For others, the best approach is to check the data included in their existing French plan for the US and then adjust the eSIM duration to their exact travel dates. This same logic applies to the Japan plan, priced at €39.14 for 15 days.
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