MyTravel eSIM review

Read this before you buy from MyTravel eSIM

MyTravel eSIM is a seven month old seller with a clean, honest price feed and almost no public identity. Its prices are exactly what its own shop charges, its refund policy is clearer than most, and its plan data does not pretend a daily allowance is unlimited. Set against that: it publishes no company name anywhere, its terms of service page is not terms at all but a second copy of the privacy policy, and it sells only in euros, so every price we show you is converted.

• You pay in euros, not dollars. They sell in euros only, with no currency switcher anywhere on the site, so the dollar figures in our tables are converted at the European Central Bank daily reference rate and refreshed every night. What your card is actually charged is the euro price, and your bank will apply its own rate and possibly a foreign transaction fee on top.
• Their terms of service are missing. The page at /policy/terms-of-service is titled Terms of Service but its text begins "This Privacy Policy describes how we collect, use, and disclose information", and it is almost word for word the same document as their privacy policy. So there is no governing law, no dispute venue, no acceptable use policy and no liability clause anywhere on the site. It looks like a copy and paste error rather than anything deliberate, but until it is fixed there are no terms to hold them to.
• Nobody is named. There is no company name, registration number or VAT number anywhere on the site, no postal address and no phone number. The footer says only "© 2026 MyTravel eSIM", and the single contact point published anywhere is info@mytravel-esim.com.
• They are new. The domain was registered on 2 February 2026 through Namecheap on a one year registration, so it was about seven months old when we listed them.
• There is no independent feedback to weigh at all. Trustpilot has no profile for their domain, and we found no review presence elsewhere. That is not a mark against them, it simply means nothing outside their own site says how the product performs.
• Their refund policy is one of the better ones we read, and it is short enough to check yourself. Fourteen days from the date of purchase, nothing once the eSIM has been activated, approved refunds back to the original payment method within two business days, requested by email with your order number. The catch is the usual one: activating the eSIM ends the right, so test compatibility before you install.
• We do not claim hotspot on any of their plans. Their feed flags every one of the 2,632 as allowing tethering, but nothing on their website states a hotspot policy either way, and the sister platform Tourist eSIM made the same blanket claim in its feed while its own help pages admitted some plans are restricted. Ask them before you rely on tethering a laptop.
• They sell the same plan several times at different prices, and do not explain why. A country, size and duration will appear two or three times, separated only by a tag in the name such as FUP1Mbps, nonhkip, USIP, IIJ or Premium. These look like a faster speed after the daily allowance and a different exit network, but nothing on their site says so, so rather than publish a guess we list the cheapest of each identical row. If you want the variant, their own country page shows all of them.
• On price they sit high. Comparing their cheapest plan per gigabyte against our cheapest listing in 196 countries, they did not come out ahead in any of them.

We list MyTravel eSIM because its prices are real and its plans rank on the same maths as everyone else's. We publish what we could not verify so you can decide with the facts in front of you.