Compare eSIM plans by included data, price and network speed for Germany
Published plans from active providers. Prices are in USD; 1 GB = 1,000 MB. Bundle prices require at least the stated data and validity, and can include unlimited plans. Provider fair-use limits may apply.
| Plans available | 481 |
| Active providers | 9 |
| Plans with a USD price | 481 |
| Lowest price | 0.00 USD |
| Highest price | 490.00 USD |
| Best price per GB | 0.00 USD |
| Free plan available | Yes |
| Most data for free | Unlimited |
| Last calculated (UTC) | 2026-09-25 17:25 |
| Smallest finite allowance | 100 MB |
| Largest finite allowance | 200 GB |
| Unlimited data available | Yes |
| Shortest validity | 1 day |
| Longest finite validity | 365 days |
| Plans without expiry | Yes |
| At least 3 GB / 3 days, from | 4.49 USD |
| At least 10 GB / 7 days, from | 8.49 USD |
| At least 30 GB / 21 days, from | 24.49 USD |
Germany is one a popular travel destination in Europe and offers a mix of historic cities, modern culture, and diverse landscapes. The country is known for its historic old towns, castles, and varied regions ranging from the Alps to the North Sea and Baltic coasts. Famous attractions include the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, and cities such as Munich, Hamburg, and Cologne. Many travelers visit Germany for city trips, culture, nature, and culinary experiences.

Germany has a generally well-developed mobile network infrastructure. The main network operators are Telekom, Vodafone, and o2. In major cities and along key travel routes, visitors can usually expect reliable 4G coverage and increasingly available 5G networks. For travelers from the European Union, the “Roam Like at Home” regulation applies in Germany, meaning mobile data can usually be used with an EU SIM card without additional roaming charges. An eSIM can still be a convenient option for travelers from outside the EU or for those who prefer a separate data plan during their trip.