Roamix Omni
One eSIM.
Every border.
Load a balance once and use it in 190+ countries. Pay only for the data you use, from $1.20/GB.
- Balance never expires
- Start with $10
- 4G and 5G
Rates by country
Pick where you're going and how much data you'll use to see what your trip costs. Rates start at $1.20/GB.
Why travelers switch to Omni
One eSIM for every trip
Pay for what you use and nothing more
Never expires it waits for your next trip
Auto Top-Up so you never run dry
Keep your number while you roam
Instant activation
Scan a QR code, no store
Best network
Picked for you, or choose
Hotspot included
Share with your laptop
4G and 5G
On local networks
How Omni works
No bundles, no countdowns, no new plan at every border.
Step 1
Load your balance
$10 or more, with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Step 2
Land and connect
Omni joins the local network the moment you arrive.
Step 3
Pay as you go
Your balance drops by the megabyte as you use it.
Two tiers of network, one simple idea
Every country has a default PREF network, and some add EXT networks for extra reach. You're only billed for the one you connect to.
Preferred, the default
A vetted carrier in every country, with the best rate there.
From $1.20/GB
Extended, for extra reach
More carriers where you need them, each with its own rate.
From $1.30/GB
Omni uses PREF whenever it's available and EXT only where it helps. You can also pick either one in your phone's network settings.
One balance. No expiry countdowns.
No bundle to finish before it runs out. Your balance stays put and moves with you.
$10
to get started
By the MB
only what you use
Anytime
top up in seconds
Never
expires
Pay-as-you-go vs data plans vs roaming
Three ways to get data abroad, and where each one wins.
| Feature | Roamix OmniFrom $1.20/GB | Fixed eSIM plan | Carrier roaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| How you pay | A balance, by the megabyte | A fixed bundle, up front | A daily fee |
| Data you don't use | Stays in your balance | Lost when the plan expires | Paid for every day you're abroad |
| Expiry | Never | Usually 7 to 30 days | 24 hours per pass |
| Several countries in one trip | Same eSIM, each country's rate | Regional plan or one eSIM per country | Works, at the daily fee |
| When data runs out | Pauses, or Auto Top-Up reloads it | Buy a top-up or a new plan | Next day's fee starts |
| Best for | Multi-country trips and frequent travelers | A set amount in one country | A short, rare trip |
Using a set amount in one country? A Roamix data plan can be the better deal. Omni is for everything else.
Travelers love it
“Bought my plan while waiting for my bags in Denpasar. By the time I walked out of the airport, I was already calling my driver. 10/10 service.”
Essential for digital nomads
I've tried every eSIM provider and Roamix has the most stable connection. I worked from a cafe in Lisbon for a week using just their data. Highly recommend.
Game changer for travel
Super simple interface. I'm not tech-savvy but I had this set up in under 2 minutes. The 5G speeds in New York were incredible.
Outstanding support
Had a small issue with my setting and the support team replied in under 5 minutes. They actually know their stuff. Truly impressive.
100,000+
travelers land with data already on. You're next.
Pay-as-you-go eSIM FAQs
Quick answers about Roamix Omni.
A pay-as-you-go eSIM charges you for the data you actually use instead of selling a fixed bundle. With Roamix Omni you load a balance once, and it's deducted by the megabyte at each country's rate. Nothing is wasted when a trip ends, because the balance stays for the next one.
$10. That's the only purchase you make to get connected. Once it's loaded, it works in every country Omni covers, with no separate plan to buy.
No. Your balance never expires, so whatever's left carries over to your next trip. There are no monthly fees and no daily charges for having Omni installed. You only pay for the megabytes you use.
Usually, when you can't predict how much data you'll use, when your trip covers several countries, or when you travel often. You never pay for data you don't use, and in most of Europe Omni costs $1.50/GB on the preferred network. If you know you'll use a large, exact amount in one country, a fixed Roamix data plan can still be the better deal.
PREF stands for preferred: it's the main partner network in each country and normally the cheaper of the two, with the exact rate set per country. EXT stands for extended: extra carriers Omni can also use for wider coverage, each priced by that network, so two EXT networks in the same country can have different rates.
You don't have to. Your eSIM tries the PREF network first and only uses an EXT network when it's the best or only option where you are. If you'd rather decide, you can pick PREF or EXT at any time in your phone's network settings. Every gigabyte is billed at the rate of the network you actually used.
Yes, that's the whole point. One eSIM, one balance, no buying a new plan or scanning a new QR code when you land somewhere new. Cross a border and Omni keeps using the same balance at that country's rate.
Data pauses. You're never charged beyond your balance, so there are no surprise bills. Top up whenever you like, or turn on Auto Top-Up so your balance reloads before you're disconnected.
Choose a low-balance point and a reload amount, for example below $5, add $25. When your balance drops to that point, we charge your saved card and top you back up automatically, even mid-trip.
5G wherever the network supports it, and 4G LTE everywhere else. Open any country in the rates to see each network's fastest speed next to its name. Your phone also needs to support 5G for the 5G networks.
Yes, on selected flights with Aer Lingus, Asiana Airlines, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Cathay Pacific, EgyptAir, Emirates, Etihad Airways, EVA Air, ITA Airways, Kuwait Airways, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, SWISS, TAP Air Portugal, Turkish Airlines, Uzbekistan Airways. Service depends on the aircraft, so it isn't on every flight. Look for one of the listed aircraft on your booking.
Aer Lingus
Scheduled transatlantic routes between Ireland and Orlando, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, Washington DC, Newark, Los Angeles, Miami, Seattle, New York, and Toronto.
Airbus A330
Asiana Airlines
Flights from the Seoul hub to China, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, and the United States.
Airbus A350
Biman Bangladesh Airlines
Selected flights to global destinations from the Dhaka hub.
Boeing 787
Cathay Pacific
Flights from the Hong Kong hub to destinations including Bangkok, Singapore, Osaka, and other long-haul routes.
Airbus A350
EgyptAir
Selected flights to Europe, the USA, Canada, South Africa, and Asia.
Boeing 787
Emirates
More than 300 connected flights every day to and from Dubai.
Boeing 777
Etihad Airways
Flights to and from Abu Dhabi.
Airbus A350, Boeing 777, Boeing 787
EVA Air
Flights to and from Taipei, New York, Los Angeles, and Vietnam.
Boeing 777
ITA Airways
International flights, including New York from Rome Fiumicino and Milan Linate.
Airbus A330
Kuwait Airways
Flights from Kuwait International Airport to long-haul destinations.
Boeing 777
Lufthansa
Worldwide routes from the Munich and Frankfurt hubs.
Airbus A330, Airbus A340, Airbus A350, Airbus A380, Boeing 747
Malaysia Airlines
Airbus A350 flights to and from London Heathrow, Narita, and Hong Kong from Kuala Lumpur.
Airbus A350
SAS Scandinavian Airlines
Domestic Scandinavian routes and long-haul flights to the USA, Hong Kong, China, and Japan.
Airbus A330
Singapore Airlines
Routes to and from Singapore including London Heathrow, Hong Kong, Australia, and Tokyo.
Airbus A350, Boeing 777, Boeing 787
SWISS
Selected SWISS flights with AeroMobile-equipped wide-body aircraft.
Airbus A330, Airbus A340, Boeing 777
TAP Air Portugal
Scheduled routes to South and Central America, including Brazil, El Salvador, and Mexico.
Airbus A330
Turkish Airlines
Flights from the Istanbul hub to various long-haul destinations.
Airbus A330, Airbus A350, Boeing 777, Boeing 787
Uzbekistan Airways
Selected flights to destinations including Europe, Asia, and the USA.
Boeing 787
Yes, on board ships from AIDA Cruises, Algerie Ferries, Ambassador Cruise Line, Anek Lines, Bluestar Ferries, Brittany Ferries, Carnival Cruise Line, Color Line, Condor Ferries, Corsica Ferries, Costa Crociere, Crystal Cruises, Cunard Line, DFDS Baltic, DFDS Seaways, Finnlines, Fjordline, Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV), Grimaldi Lines, Irish Ferries, La Meridionale, Marella Cruises (TUI UK), Mystic Cruises, P&O Cruises, Phoenix Reisen, Polferries, Smyril Line, Silversea, Stena Line, Swan Hellenic, UME Shipping, Viking Ocean Cruises.
AIDA Cruises
AIDAstella, AIDAsol, AIDAprima, AIDAperla, AIDAnova, AIDAmar, AIDAluna, AIDAdiva, AIDAcosma, AIDAblu, AIDAbella
Algerie Ferries
Tassili II, Tariq Ibn Ziyad, El Djazair II
Ambassador Cruise Line
Ambition, Ambience
Anek Lines
Prevelis, Olympic Champion, Kriti II, Kriti I, Hellenic Spirit, Elyros, El. Venizelos
Bluestar Ferries
Asterion II
Brittany Ferries
Santona, Salamanca, Pont Aven, Normandie, Mont St. Michel, Galicia, Cotentin, Bretagne, Barfleur, Armorique
Carnival Cruise Line
Carnival Venezia, Carnival Firenze
Color Line
SuperSpeed II, SuperSpeed I, Color Magic, Color Fantasy
Condor Ferries
Condor Voyager, Condor Liberation
Corsica Ferries
Mega Regina, Mega Andrea
Costa Crociere
Costa Toscana, Costa Smeralda, Costa Serena, Costa Pacifica, Costa Mediterranea, Costa Fortuna, Costa Favolosa, Costa Fascinosa, Costa Diadema, Costa Deliziosa
Crystal Cruises
Crystal Symphony, Crystal Serenity
Cunard Line
Queen Victoria, Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth
DFDS Baltic
Victoria Seaways, Sirena Seaways, Regina Seaways, Luna Seaways, Aura Seaways
DFDS Seaways
Princess Seaways, Pearl Seaways, Optima Seaways, King Seaways, Dunkerque Seaways, Dover Seaways, Delft Seaways, Crown Seaways, Cote D'Opale, Cote Des Flandres, Cote Des Dunes, Athena Seaways
Finnlines
Finntrader, Finnstar, Finnpartner, FinnMaid, Finnlady, Europalink
Fjordline
Stavangerfjord, Fjord FSTR, Bergensfjord
Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV)
GNV Allegra
Grimaldi Lines
Cruise Roma, Cruise Barcelona
Irish Ferries
W. B. Yeats, Ulysses, Oscar Wilde, Isle of Innisfree, Isle of Inishmore, Isle of Inisheer, Dublin Swift
La Meridionale
Pelagos, Girolata
Marella Cruises (TUI UK)
Marella Voyager, Marella Explorer 2, Marella Explorer, Marella Discovery 2, Marella Discovery
Mystic Cruises
World Voyager, World Navigator, World Explorer
P&O Cruises
Ventura, Iona, Britannia, Azura, Aurora, Arvia, Arcadia
Phoenix Reisen
Artania, Amera, Amadea
Polferries
Wawel, Nova Star, Mazovia, Cracovia
Smyril Line
Norrona
Silversea
Silver Dawn
Stena Line
Stena Vision, Stena Superfast VIII, Stena Superfast VII, Stena Spirit, Stena Scandinavica, Stena Nordica, Stena Nautica, Stena Jutlandica, Stena Horizon, Stena Hollandica, Stena Germanica, Stena Danica, Stena Britannica, Stena Adventurer, Skane, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Swan Hellenic
SH Vega, SH Minerva, SH Diana
UME Shipping
Wasa Express
Viking Ocean Cruises
Viking Venus, Viking Star, Viking Sky, Viking Sea, Viking Saturn, Viking Polaris, Viking Orion, Viking Octantis, Viking Neptune, Viking Mars, Viking Jupiter
Any eSIM-compatible phone: recent iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel and most other modern Android phones. You scan a QR code and Omni installs next to your existing SIM, so you keep your number for calls and texts.
Yes, within 14 days of purchase as long as the Omni eSIM hasn't been installed. Once it's installed, the balance is yours to use whenever you travel, since it never expires.
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Load $10 and take one eSIM everywhere you go
190+ countries on one prepaid balance that never expires.
Global pay-as-you-go eSIM
190+ countries, balance never expires