How we check our data
Every price, network and fact on this site comes from a source we can name. This page explains where each kind of information comes from, how often it is refreshed, and what we do when something is wrong.
Last updated: 12 November 2026 · Maintained by the Voyafi team.
Prices and plans
Plans and prices come from our live catalogue, the same plan list our apps sell. The website refreshes from it automatically, so a price change appears here within about 30 hours.
The “checked” date on each country page is the time we last fetched the catalogue, not the time you opened the page.
Prices are in US dollars and are the final amount you pay: we do not add service, handling or activation fees. Your bank may apply its own currency conversion rate.
Networks and 5G
For each plan we list the mobile networks our network partners provide in that destination. When a network name cannot be verified, for example a brand that no longer exists after a merger, we leave it out rather than show a wrong name.
We mention 5G only where at least one network in that destination is listed with 5G. The speed you get depends on your phone, the local network and where you are.
Country, city and airport facts
The “Good to know” facts on country pages and the information on city and airport pages each name a source, link to it and show the date we last checked it. Sources are official pages, such as regulators, operators, airports and government sites, or the press.
Our publishing checks reject any of these facts that was last checked more than 180 days ago: it has to be checked again or removed before the site can be updated.
Phone compatibility list
For iPhone, Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy S, Z, Note and XCover models we follow the makers’ own eSIM pages. Other models come from public device lists and are marked so you can confirm them with a 30-second check on your phone.
If your model is not on the list, we do not say it lacks eSIM: the list only covers what has been published. The one exception is iPhones older than the XS and XR, which Apple’s list shows have no eSIM.
Home operators’ roaming prices
The roaming charges table shows each home operator’s list price as published on its own official page, with the link and the date we checked it. A price checked more than 180 days ago is not published.
Claims we do not make
We do not rank our plans against other sellers or say a plan has the lowest price on the market. Where we summarise prices, we show the lowest, median and highest figures from our own catalogue and the date they were calculated.
We do not show star ratings or reviews we have not received, and we do not use countdowns, invented discounts or invented customer numbers.
Found an error?
Write to support@voyafi.app with the page address and what looks wrong. We check it against the source, correct the page and update the check date shown next to the fact.
Open data
Two of our tables are free to reuse under the CC BY 4.0 licence, with a link to Voyafi. A plain-text summary for AI assistants is also available.