QuikRoam next to Airalo, Holafly and Saily
Prices change every week, so this page compares the rules instead: what happens if your plans change, whether you can share the connection, and what "unlimited" means. For the other companies we quote what their own pages say and name the source.
Checked on 11 October 2026. Their terms can change; under each line is the site it comes from.
A refund if you have not installed the eSIM
- QuikRoam
- Full refund within 30 days of delivery, from your order page, with no need to write to anyone.
- Airalo
- You can withdraw within 14 days of buying, or until the eSIM is activated, whichever comes first.Source: airalo.com
- Holafly
- Full refund if the eSIM was not activated and was bought no more than six months ago.Source: esim.holafly.com
- Saily
- Full refund within 30 days of buying if the eSIM was not installed or its plan was not activated.Source: support.saily.com
Hotspot and tethering
- QuikRoam
- Included on every plan.
- Airalo
- Allowed where your phone and the network support it.Source: airalo.com
- Holafly
- Hotspot is limited on some destinations; the amount for each one is in its technical specifications.Source: esim.holafly.com
- Saily
- Included on all plans; shared data comes out of your plan.Source: support.saily.com
What "unlimited" means
- QuikRoam
- The plan card states the full-speed amount per day and the speed after it, before you buy.
- Airalo
- 3 GB a day at full speed unless the package says otherwise, then 1 Mbps for the rest of that day.Source: airalo.com
- Holafly
- No fixed amount; the local operator may reduce the speed after a high-speed limit, for no more than one day.Source: esim.holafly.com
- Saily
- 5 GB a day at full speed, then 1 Mbps for the rest of that day.Source: saily.com
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