¿Cómo compro mi primer plan?

1. Busca el país al que vas a viajar
2. Elige un plan. El que te recomendamos parte de lo que gastaste de verdad en viajes anteriores
3. Paga
4. Instala la línea de tu destino con un toque. Las recargas posteriores llegan a esa misma línea

Why the recommendation is usually smaller than you expect

We suggest a size from what you actually used on past trips, not from what a marketing page thinks a week of travel costs. If you have no history with us we suggest the smaller of the two plausible sizes, because a wallet gigabyte does not expire and a top up takes about ten seconds. Buying short costs you a ten second interruption. Buying long on an expiring plan costs you the difference.

Wallet, country pack or day pass

Three shapes, and the rule that fits most trips is to buy the wallet. A country pack is worth it where the local wholesale is cheap enough that the pack beats the wallet rate for that destination, and whatever is left in a pack returns to the wallet when it ends. The day pass is for the trip where you know you will stream, and it runs at full speed to 2 GB a day then 1 Mbps, for $5.89 a day.

• Wallet: $4.89 for 1 GB, down to $1.36 a gigabyte at 50 GB. No expiry, works in 197 destinations.
• Country pack: priced against the local wholesale. Leftovers flow back into the wallet.
• Day pass: $5.89 for one day, $16.89 for seven, $64.89 for thirty. Full speed to 2 GB a day, then 1 Mbps.

When the purchase does not go through

Payment failures at an airport are almost always the bank, not us. A card issuer sees a foreign merchant on a phone that just switched country and declines it. Apple Pay and Google Pay clear that check far more often because the token is already trusted.

• Try Apple Pay or Google Pay before you try a second card.
• If the card is declined, approve the charge in your banking app and retry once.
• If you have no connection at all and you are already a customer, the free monthly rescue data, at least 100 MB, is enough to complete the purchase.

What we do automatically and what needs you

We size the plan, apply Price Guard for thirty days, and refund the whole amount inside 60 seconds if provisioning fails. We also credit the difference to your wallet if the price of what you bought drops within those thirty days. What needs you is one thing: turning on Data Roaming for the Orbislo line after the install.

The numbers, and where they came from

One balance spends in 197 destinations with no per country purchase, each destination's line installs in one tap, and the figures on this ladder were last checked on 2026-08-31. Coverage behind them comes from 264 upstream networks, and the price runs from $4.89 for a single gigabyte down to $1.36 a gigabyte at the 50 GB tier.

Buying for somebody else

Buy them a gift code. It carries gigabytes rather than money, the recipient redeems it in the app, and the data lands in their own wallet where it never expires. Nobody enters card details on a hotel connection, and you do not need to know which country they are in, because the same balance works in all 197 destinations. That is the safer pattern for a parent buying for a teenager abroad. Their purchases stay on their own account, so nobody inherits your order history along with your gigabytes.