Fixed plans
Choose a network
STC network
1GB£2.49
STC network
3GB£4.99
Best for UmrahZain network
5GB£6.49
Zain network
10GB£9.49
Zain network
20GB£15.99
Unlimited plans
STC network
Lite1GB/day @ full speed*£2.49 / 1 day
Zain network
Plus3GB/day @ full speed*£17.99 / 7 days
Zain network
MaxMaximum speed all day*£45.99 / 10 days
Data only — no calls or texts · Hotspot supported
Not installed? Full refund. See our refund policy
*Lite and Plus give you a full-speed allowance every day. Once you have used it, you keep going at a reduced speed for the rest of that day (1Mbps on Lite, 3Mbps on Plus) — you are never cut off. Your full speed returns the next day. Max has no daily limit, but the network (not us) applies a fair usage policy: once you've used your plan's full-speed data (30GB for 5 days, 60GB for 10 days, and 90GB for 15 days), you keep going at 2Mbps for the rest of your plan.
How it works
- 1
Check your phone supports eSIM
Check my phone - 2
Tap the install button in our email
See how - 3
Data turns on when you land
Common questions
What is an eSIM?
An eSIM is a SIM card built into your phone. Instead of a physical card, you download it by scanning a QR code we email you. It sits alongside your normal SIM, so you keep your usual number, and there is no card to post, swap or lose.
Will my phone work?
Check before you buy — it takes about fifteen seconds. Our compatibility guide shows how to check on the phone itself, and what else to look out for, such as a phone locked to one network. If you have already bought one and your phone turns out not to support it, we refund any eSIM you have not installed. See our refund policy.
Will I lose my phone number?
No. Our eSIM is an additional line on your phone, sitting alongside your normal SIM. Your usual number stays active and stays yours. You choose which line handles data, and you can usually keep receiving calls and texts on your home number while using our data.
Will WhatsApp work?
Yes, and it will keep your existing WhatsApp account and number. WhatsApp runs over the internet, so it uses our data without needing a Saudi phone number. The same goes for video calls, Messenger, Telegram, Imo and the rest.
When does my plan start counting down?
When your eSIM first connects to a network in Saudi Arabia — not when you buy it, and not when you install it. Install it at home days before you fly; the clock does not start until you arrive.
Will it work in Makkah and Madinah?
Yes — our plans run on the Saudi networks, so coverage is the same as theirs. Be realistic about Hajj and peak Umrah though: with millions of people in a small area, every network around the Haramain slows down at prayer times. That affects everyone, local SIMs included, and no provider can promise otherwise.