Roam freely. Land connected.
Orbit Mobile sells eSIM data plans for 190+ destinations. You pay once before you go, and your plan starts when you land.
Prices you can compare
Every plan shows its price per GB, so you can see what you are paying for.
Networks named up front
Each plan tells you which local network it runs on before you buy.
People, not scripts
Chat with our support team from the site or the app.
Our story
We believe staying connected abroad should be simple and stress-free. No high roaming fees, missed connections or last-minute SIM hunts at the airport. That’s why we created Orbit Mobile: easy, affordable data for every trip, with no surprises and no extra charges.
Our mission
To make exploring the world easier by breaking down digital barriers. Orbit Mobile helps travelers discover, connect and stay close to what matters most, with simple, affordable connectivity.
Our values
Six values shape how we look after you.
Simplicity
Easy, intuitive solutions
Innovation
Always improving
Transparency
Clear pricing, no surprises
Customer focus
Built around your needs
Reliability
Connectivity you can count on
Trust
Relationships that last
Your questions, answered
Can’t find yours? Our team is here to help.
How do I install an eSIM?
On Wi-Fi, open the installation link in your order confirmation or your account and follow the steps on your phone. The Orbit Mobile app installs it in one tap. It takes about two minutes.
How do I start my plan?
Turn on the Orbit Mobile line and data roaming when you land. Your plan starts the first time you connect, and nothing counts down before then.
Can I buy more than one plan?
Yes. Keep your Orbit Mobile eSIM and add a plan for each trip. Plans for different destinations can sit side by side, and you can top up when you run low.
How do I delete my eSIM or my account?
Remove the eSIM from your phone settings whenever you like. To close your account and delete your data, contact our support team from the site or the app.
Travel guides from the team
What eSIMs cost, how to set them up and where the data goes furthest.