RoadieSIM sells prepaid eSIM data plans built around real multi-country road-trip routes across Europe — made for camper vans, tourers, and anyone driving further than one border.
No physical card, no store, no waiting for the post.
Every plan covers the same 35+ countries across Europe — pick based on how much data your trip needs, not where you're going. Shorter hop, less data. Longer tour, more.
It arrives within minutes of paying, with plain install instructions for iPhone and Android.
Install it any time before you go — the clock only starts once you actually connect to a network abroad, not from the moment you install it.
Every plan covers the same 35+ countries across Europe on a single profile — sized for shorter hops or longer tours, priced up front, no subscription.
| Channel Hop | Iberia Run | Nordic Trail | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage | 35+ countries across Europe | 35+ countries across Europe | 35+ countries across Europe |
| Data | 5 GB | 10 GB | 20 GB |
| Valid for | 30 days | 30 days | 30 days |
| Price | £14one-time payment | £24one-time payment | £39one-time payment |
| Get this plan | Get this plan | Get this plan |
A prepaid data plan on established mobile networks, sold plainly with no auto-renewal traps.
We only publish a route once we've confirmed it holds up on the actual roads and campsites people use, not just the capital cities.
The data you buy is the data you get, at full speed, until it runs out.
If an eSIM won't activate, you're emailing a human, not stuck in a chatbot loop.
Most phones from the last few years support eSIM. We'll tell you exactly how to check before you buy.
Most phones released since 2022 support eSIM, including iPhone XS and later, and most recent Samsung and Google devices. Check your phone's settings under Mobile Data for an "Add eSIM" option before you buy.
You can top up the same eSIM from wherever you are — no need to reinstall anything.
No. This runs alongside your existing SIM on a dual-SIM phone. Calls and texts keep working as normal; this just handles data.
Any time before you leave — it only starts counting down once you actually connect to a network abroad, not from the moment you buy it.