SwipSIM eSIM review

Read this before you buy from SwipSIM

SwipSIM is a shop that does not say who is behind it, on a domain registered in August 2026. On 4 October 2026 its store matched its data on the price, length and countries of every plan, and it fixed six faults the day we reported them. Its refund policy is generous on paper. But the site names no company and no address, we found no customer reviews of it, and we have not tested a purchase. Its prices are above the market in most countries.

• They do not say who runs the shop. Their terms, privacy policy, refund policy, about page and contact page give only the name SwipSIM and one email address. There is no company name, registration number, country, address or phone number, and the terms name no governing law. On 4 October 2026 we searched the UK and French company registers for the name and found nothing. That does not show there is no company, only that we could not find one. We asked them on 4 October 2026, and they said they would come back to us.
• The domain is six weeks old. It was registered on 21 August 2026. When we checked on 4 October 2026 there was no Trustpilot profile and no app, and the comparison sites that list them showed no customer reviews.
• They told us payments were paused, and now say they are back. On 1 October 2026 they told us purchases were paused while they changed payment provider. On 4 October they told us the move was finished and that they had tested a purchase from start to finish. Earlier that day, before they wrote, the checkout page had opened with the right price. We have not tested a payment ourselves.
• Their store agreed with their data on the day we listed them. On 4 October 2026 every one of the 1,362 plans in their data was offered on their site at the same price, length and countries. That was one check on one day. It is not the repeated shop check we run on some sellers, which we have not built for them yet.
• They fixed six faults the day we reported them. On 4 October 2026 we told them their Europe page headed a 35 country plan with "53 countries", and when we looked again that afternoon it showed each plan with its own country count. A made up plan link had answered without an error, and it now returned a not found page. Their privacy policy had said the site used no analytics while it loaded Google Analytics and a Google Ads tag, and the new one, dated 4 October 2026, lists both. The "Top-up capable" badge was gone from their country pages and from the two plan pages we opened. A global plan page that had listed only 60 of its 127 countries had a "Show all 127 countries" link when we looked again, and listed all 127 once we pressed it. And their data stopped listing a 5G network on 141 country plans that their own pages rate at 4G or less.
• Prices are above the market in most countries. On 4 October 2026 their median price per gigabyte was above the median across every plan we list. Taking each seller at its lowest price per gigabyte on plans up to 50 GB, they were in the cheaper half of sellers in 16 of 203 countries and the cheapest seller in none.
• The refund policy is generous on paper. It offers a full refund for any reason, for up to 180 days, on an eSIM that has never connected to a network. With no company named and no customer reviews, we cannot say how it works in practice. Their help article on refunds is vaguer: it says a refund depends on whether the eSIM has been issued or used, and it does not mention the 180 days.
• No top ups and no confirmed hotspot. They told us on 4 October 2026 that they do not sell top ups at the moment and that they have no hotspot information for any plan. We show 5G on their country plans only, because on 4 October 2026 their data gave no network details for regional and global plans.

We list SwipSIM 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.