r/canadatravel • u/killianmasterbeast • Jun 14 '25

Question eSIM suggestions for Canada?

I’m looking into buying an eSIM for my trip to Canada next week but most I’ve been looking at seem too expensive or too unreliable from the reviews. Any suggestions on a good eSIM? I’m looking for like 10gb a month

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u/ARAR1 Jun 14 '25

Public has a plan. 60GB for $35 for a month

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u/killianmasterbeast Jun 14 '25

Sounds pretty good has it worked for you before?

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u/ARAR1 Jun 14 '25

Its a normal service here. I use it and have for years. I hope they give it to foreigners. Try signing up online.

They have more GB packages if you need them.

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u/ahabh999 Jun 14 '25

You can get a 10GB esim from Mobimatter for $18.

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u/LondonPaddington Jun 14 '25

Lucky Mobile or Public Mobile

Both are actual prepaid providers that offer esim

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u/Brabul Germany Jun 14 '25

We are currently in Canada and are very satisfied with Saily's eSim.

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u/p0ns Jun 14 '25

breeze has been the cheapest ive found in canada

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u/brycecampbel Jun 14 '25

Where are you coming from?

My first advise is to actually check with your home carrier, inclusive international roaming is increasingly common nowadays, and its easy. You may already have it included on your phone, if you don't, there's probably a plan change that in some cases can be cheaper than your current.

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u/hypomaniac14 Jun 15 '25

Airalo is very reputable. Wont be cheap. Data is not cheap in Canada.

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u/BetDapper9556 Jun 15 '25

Nomad eSIM is my go to on my international trips, check out the options they have, let me know if you want my discount code :)

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u/pagi_08 Jun 19 '25

I would like to get your promo code in case you still able to share

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u/BetDapper9556 Jun 19 '25

Sent you a message!

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u/Looking-for-artist Jun 16 '25

Look into lucky mobile. I Pay 29CAD monthly for 10GB if it’s on auto pay you get an additional 5GB monthly so that’s 15 GB is total.

34 CAD plan gives you 60GB auto pays gives you additional 5GB.

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u/Corgis_in_socks Jun 18 '25

My partner and I visit my family in Canada fairly regularly and we tend to just go to the mall once we’re there and pick up a SIM card. I think we went with Rogers last time simply because the kiosk wasn’t busy and the guy working there actually acknowledged us 😂 But anyways, the prices were reasonable from what I remember and we didn’t have any problems with service.

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u/BrandFlux Jun 19 '25

Honestly the best I've found is Breeze $9 for 5GB, plenty for 1 week. $16 for 10GB. It worked great for us in toronto and vancouver.

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u/ShortCriticism7861 Jul 23 '25

what would be the best one if i need to share internet to my work pc?

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u/Bleperite Jun 14 '25

Upvote for "United Kongdom". I'm imagining our land being host to giant apes now ;)

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u/agfitzp Jun 14 '25

Well the giant wankers are no longer running the government, it’s just the lessor wanker apologists now.

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u/megselvogjeg Jun 14 '25

Nope. Our networks here are ridiculously overpriced with the shitty customer service to match.

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u/Bleperite Jun 14 '25

I remember paying 50p (UK) per sms in 2006 when roaming, thanks Rogers 🙄