SIM and eSIM for ship and yacht crews
Crew managers, seafarer centres, and yacht crew agencies. Data for every crew change and port call, and SIM packs at the centre desk. The plan works ashore; at sea, the ship Wi-Fi.
Short answer: Data ashore for every crew change and port call.

- 3 solutions
- SIM and eSIM
- You set the retail price
Solutions for maritime and crew.
One page for each buyer: the moment, the offer, the setup, and the use case.

Crew managers
Send a one-time eSIM code with the travel itinerary, so each seafarer has data on the way to the joining port. A new eSIM covers the port calls in each new region.
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Seafarer centres
Keep SIM packs at the centre desk and in the ship visit bag, so crews in port get data for shore leave and the next port calls. eSIM goes by email.
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Yacht crew
Send a one-time eSIM code with the joining instructions, then a new eSIM for each 30 days and each new cruising area. Labelled SIM packs cover phones without eSIM.
Explore →How SIM and eSIM work for maritime and crew.
Seafarers and yacht crews travel to join a ship, change ships in foreign ports, and go ashore on short leave. Data on those days keeps them in touch with the crew agent, the ship, and home.
Where the offer meets the traveler
With the travel itinerary of a crew change, through the port agent at the joining port, at the desk and on the ship visits of a seafarer centre, and with the joining instructions of a yacht.
SIM pack or eSIM
Codes go out with the itinerary for phones with eSIM. Phones with only a SIM slot get SIM packs from the port agent or the centre desk. A season gets a new eSIM for each further 30 days and each new area.
Who pays
The vessel, the company, or the yacht buys the codes at a partner price and assigns them by crew code. A seafarer centre resells packs at its own price.
What to check
The plan works ashore and in port, or near the coast. At sea, the crew uses the ship Wi-Fi. No seafarer names are needed, and some countries ask for an ID check before a SIM sale.
You set the retail price.
Buy at partner rates, keep the customer relationship, and agree the support split privately. One catalogue, three commercial shapes.
Wholesale pricing before your retail price.
You decide what the customer pays.
Support, refunds, and volume in the agreement.