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30% off All Travel eSIMs @ Roam More

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ESCAPEWINTER30

Over winter and dreaming of somewhere warm? Roam More are doing 30% off all travel eSIMs sitewide with code ESCAPEWINTER30 at checkout.

Also covers all the other usual winter escape spots with 4G/5G:

  • Fiji, Rarotonga and Samoa sorted for the classic Pacific escape
  • Australia unlimited data if you're chasing the Queensland sunshine
  • Plus 120+ other countries if you're going further afield to Bali, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Japan or Europe

Setup is a QR code and about a minute of your time. No fussing with kiosks in arrivals, no roaming bill shock when you get home.

Kiwi based support. Real people in New Zealand, on your timezone, not a chatbot at 3am.

eSIM guarantee. If you have any trouble installing your eSIM and we can't get it sorted, we'll refund you in full.

First time using an eSIM? Check out the easy eSIM quick install guide: https://www.roammore.co/esim-install-gudie or email [email protected] if you need support.

By default our prices are in USD as we operate globally you can select NZD from our currency selector when choosing a plan. 4G/5G available on all plans where coverage is available with most locations accessing more than 1 network provider included in your esim purchase..

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  • Are prices in NZD or USD?

    Also, I think the website needs a bit more development into it. https://esim.dog seems to have better prices.

    Also, you claim "Kiwi based support" but the only contact is an email hidden deep into https://www.roammore.co/esim-install-gudie page.

    • Lol, between my first comment and now they deployed a whole new website. Why not do that before you post in cheapies?

      Edit: Ah but if you go to https://shop.roammore.co/ you end up in the old crappy one.

  • Hi Kevin, a few people contacted us recently asking for a new cheapies promo code, so we published it yesterday. We’re also in the process of retiring our legacy shop, as you mentioned.

    We’re introducing new support channels soon, including WhatsApp.

    Regarding pricing, we’ve decided to use a multi-network approach whenever possible and the premium network in each country to ensure customers have the best coverage. While we understand some customers prefer the cheapest option, we’ll let you see the network and 4G/5G options before you buy. But we will look into loading the cheap networks.

    • Thats nice, so prices are in NZD? Would I get a reliable connection in Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto?

  • Hi Kevin, in Japan, we offer access to NTT Docomo, Rakuten Mobile, KDDI/au and SoftBank 5G networks, providing stable coverage across those cities. Before you checkout, you can select your currency and be charged without your bank’s FX fee. Once the legacy shop.roammore.co is retired, the new checkout will automatically detect your location and default the currency, as most of our purchases currently originate from North America.

    We should be able to present a better experience fairly soon. However, if you’d prefer the cheapest price for each country, let us know and we’ll look into getting those products. Even major networks like Telstra in Australia offer low-priority and standard access.

    • Thank you. Appreciate your time answering.
      I really wanna go for a Kiwi base company, but esim.dog also does those carriers with a Breakout IP in Hong Kong (I cant see the breakout IP on your website. At the moment I'm looking at this option from them
      https://esim.dog/jp?tab=fixedgb&data=20&validity=30 - 30 days, 20GB for 6.05 usd.
      my trip is only 10 days, so its pretty good. I'm trying to find a good combination on your website but it just can't beat the other provider.
      Hopefully in the future I'll be able to use your services!
      Cheers!

  • Thanks for the feedback, Kevin. We completely understand that price is the main deciding factor for some people.

    On breakout locations, that's something we'll look at adding. We've been testing different setups to prioritise speed, but we've found that a lot of users would rather their breakout was in their home country for the experience it delivers, even when they don't realise the breakout can affect speed, regional restrictions and language. Generally we get better feedback when the breakout comes to New Zealand for Kiwi customers, or the US for Americans.

    We'll keep testing the approach, and once we land on the best option we'll publish the information.

    We'll also look into a low-priority options as an additional value focused choice for customers.

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