Ubigi: one-off plans or subscriptions, from a telecom group
Ubigi is an eSIM brand from the telecom company Transatel, part of Japan's NTT Group. It sells data-only plans for more than 200 destinations, either as one-off plans that end when their allowance or validity runs out, or as monthly and annual subscriptions that renew automatically.
At a glance
Approach: Data-only eSIM plans from Transatel, part of the NTT Group, offered as one-off plans or as monthly and annual subscriptions for 200+ destinations.
Best for: Travelers who want a clear choice between a one-off plan and a subscription.
Strengths
- One-off plans that do not renew automatically
- Wide destination coverage, with 200+ destinations listed by the provider
- Run by an established telecom group
Worth checking
- Monthly plans have a three-month minimum before you can cancel
- Subscriptions renew automatically, so read the terms before you buy
- Data only: calls and texts go through messaging apps
- Support is mainly chat and tickets, according to reviewers
Who it suits
A good fit for travelers who like to choose between paying once and subscribing, and who will check the renewal terms before paying.
Before you buy
- Confirm your phone supports eSIM and is unlocked.
- Check the plan covers your destination and how long it lasts.
- Read the provider's current terms, including any fair-use limits and hotspot rules.
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