Nomad
LotusFlare
The discounter. Same gigabytes, fewer dollars.
Price
$17
Last checked
June 2026
Best for
Price-first travelers
Category
Data bundles
About Nomad
Nomad (by LotusFlare, a Silicon Valley telecom software company) competes almost purely on price, and effectively so. A 5 GB / 30-day Europe bundle runs around $17, 10 GB around $22 where Airalo asks $31, and flash sales push prices lower still. Coverage spans 200+ destinations with local and regional packs. The trade-offs are smaller ones. The app is functional rather than slick, customer support is slower than the leaders, and you should double-check the validity period on sale packs. For pure price per gigabyte, this is the bundle king.
“Routinely the cheapest fixed-data bundles in our spot checks, especially during its frequent sales. The app is decent, coverage is broad, and the savings against Airalo grow with bundle size. Watch the validity windows. Some cheap packs run shorter than you think.”Editorial team, via eSIMShortlist
Where to get it
$17
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Who is behind Nomad?
Nomad is run by LotusFlare. That is the name on your invoice, in the terms and in the company register, while the website itself shows only the brand. If you searched for the company name and landed here, you are in the right place.
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