Every public change to esimgomobile, newest first.
Entries are published in English.
Site search (Ctrl+K and the search button) was dead on all 2,741 pages: the initializer ran before the search overlay markup was parsed, so it silently bound to nothing. Search init now waits for document readiness (initSearch), and the page injector keeps injected chrome inside <body>. Verified live with real queries on multiple pages.
The free Wi-Fi finder (/tools/find-free-wifi/) went from a roadmap page to a live tool: enter a city and it geocodes it, then lists up to 20 real nearby Wi-Fi venues — name, category, address, distance — from OpenStreetMap data, cached for six hours. Verified live with Tokyo and Paris.
The AI plan quiz (/tools/find-my-plan/) is live and linked from the tools hub as the 31st tool: answer a few questions about your trip and the worker recommends a real plan from the published catalog (Atlas 5/20/50 GB/Unlimited plus travel packs), with prices stamped by the worker — never invented.
Missing URLs returned a blank page with a genuine 404 status; they now serve the full branded 404 page. The search box on the 404 page works again — it was reading a retired index schema and threw on every keystroke. The German countries-hub headline no longer clips mid-word on phones.
The language pill, search button, reading-progress bar and toasts were trapped inside the scroll-animation container, so on long pages they sat thousands of pixels below the viewport. They are now direct children of <body> and dock to the viewport everywhere.
A selector mismatch left the waitlist/CTA band text white on a light background (invisible) across 2,748 pages — the band now renders the intended dark photographic card with legible text. 163 pages with corrupted </body> tags (which rendered literal '</body>' text at the top) were repaired as well.
/coverage/ and /coverage/topup/ were the only pages missing the language switcher pill that every other page has; the script include was added to both.
An unexpected deploy served every asset as application/octet-stream, causing browsers to download pages instead of rendering them. All assets were re-uploaded with correct content types and the site renders normally.
The es/fr/de/pt/ja home hubs now type the hero tagline rotator in their own language, and three headline strings that shipped in English ('An AI receptionist on your number.', 'API-first, down to the SIM.', 'Explore the API') are translated on all five hubs.
The compatibility checker's database grew from 32 to 62 match terms — Huawei P40/Mate 40, Sony Xperia 1 IV and 5 IV, Vivo X Pro, Nothing Phone 2/3, Fairphone 4/5, OnePlus 13/Open, iPhone 17/Air/SE, Galaxy S26, Pixel 10/Fold. Two false positives fixed: bare 'edge' no longer matches the Galaxy S7 Edge, and over-broad 'moto g' matching was removed.
New free tools: installation guide, eSIM troubleshooter, resend activation QR, carrier-lock checker, data-balance estimator, roaming-status checker and public-IP checker — alongside the multi-country eSIM planner and roaming-cost calculator.
Fifteen tool pages badged as working but shipped without a live widget now run real calculations; two dead cross-links fixed; mobile headline word-break and nav CTA clipping fixes across tool pages.
The coverage hub and top-up page hero headlines were invisible behind a light legibility scrim — dark scrims now apply on dark-themed pages. The coverage nav overflow at desktop width was unified to the standard dropdown nav.
Every market got its own guide: install steps, device checks, local network notes and translated editions, all validated for SEO.
The tools hub opened with 30 web tools — device checks, data calculators, number formatting, APN helpers and more — each with its own page.
Forty long-form guides on eSIM setup, roaming costs, virtual numbers and AI call handling went live.
The pricing page shipped with a copy-paste AI comparison prompt and five localized editions — prices stay marked 'Announced at launch'.
The esimgomobile site went live in pre-launch mode: real product pages, honest launch gating on every transactional flow, and the waitlist.
No Web changes published yet — entries appear here as soon as they ship.
Product tour
Twenty product screens and twenty field photos — this is what traveling connected looks like.
curl https://api.esimgomobile.com/v1/esims \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
-d '{"country":"CH"}'
Explainer
The short version: prepaid travel eSIMs across 195 destinations, installed by QR code in two minutes, managed from a dashboard, with an AI agent on call when you need a human-style answer fast.
The long version is the rest of this page — plans, mechanics, edge cases and honest trade-offs, written the way we'd explain it to a friend.
Everything on this page exists to answer one question well: how does esimgomobile fit into your trip? The sections below go deep so you never need a second tab.
Explainer
Explainer
These are the details that separate a smooth trip from a stressful one — small, unglamorous, and worth more than any feature list.
Explainer
Roaming bills taught a generation to fear their phones abroad. The eSIM generation simply never learned that fear — data is prepaid, visible and finite.
The Tele Agent closes the remaining gap: a question at midnight in a foreign terminal gets an answer in seconds, not a support ticket.
And because everything is prepaid through Amazon Pay, the commercial relationship is simple: you pay for data, you get data, it ends when it ends.
Visual guides
Changelog — data dashboard
The product's headline numbers, switchable by dataset.
Hover any bar or point for its exact value. Tabs switch datasets — everything on this panel is computed from live product data unless labeled illustrative.
Prepaid, no contracts, no roaming surprises. The whole setup takes about two minutes.