Quando scadono i miei dati?

Il riporto si mette in pausa solo dopo 24 mesi di totale inattività dell'account, e ti scriviamo una e-mail a 21 mesi, prima che succeda. Qui non scade niente in silenzio.

Why nothing expires, mechanically

Because we sell you a balance rather than a ticket. An expiring plan is a validity window attached to a purchase, so the seller books the revenue when the window closes whether you travelled or not. A wallet balance has no window to close. The gigabytes sit in your account and are drawn down when a session is billed, which is the only event that reduces them.

The one clock in the product, and the warning before it

There is a single exception and it is not a data expiry. Rollover pauses after 24 months of complete account inactivity, meaning no purchases, no sessions, no sign ins for two full years. We email you at 21 months, three months before it can happen, and opening the app resets the clock. There is no silent expiry anywhere in this product.

What everyone else does instead

Nobody in this category sells data that does not expire except us, and we checked. Four sellers offer a balance that does not expire, which is a different promise: the money stays, and the gigabytes you spend it on still run to a clock. Roamless markets credits that never expire and then sets an inactivity clock at 12 months in the terms. Airalo, Holafly and Saily all sell windows.

What happens to a country pack when it ends

Whatever is left flows back into your wallet automatically. That is the rule that makes a pack safe to buy: it can never be the losing choice against the wallet, so you do not have to model your trip before you spend $4.89. You will see the returned gigabytes in the wallet balance, not in the pack, which is where people usually look first.

The numbers, and where they came from

A comparable 10 GB expiring ticket from the largest sellers was $29.00 when we last checked the listings on 2026-08-24. Ours is $15.89 and it has no window, so the gigabytes you do not use this trip are still sitting there for the next one. That same balance spends in all 197 destinations we sell, with no second purchase at the border, and a destination's line installs in one tap the first time you use the balance there.

Why the rest of the category makes data expire

Because breakage is revenue. When a plan carries a 30 day window, every gigabyte you paid for and did not use is booked as margin at the end of it, and the seller does not have to buy the wholesale behind it. That is not a conspiracy, it is the standard model, and it is why a headline price of $17.50 for 5 GB can be sustainable for a seller whose customers typically use three. We do not book that revenue, so what you pay covers the gigabytes rather than the ones you were expected to leave behind. Ours is $9.89 for the same 5 GB, it stays yours until a session draws it down, and Price Guard credits the difference into your wallet if that price falls within thirty days.