SIM and eSIM for nonprofits and volunteer travel
NGOs, aid agencies, and volunteer and mission travel organizers. Data for staff on deployment and for volunteers on placement, ordered before the flight, with SIM packs in the kit for phones without eSIM.
Short answer: Data for the team from the first hour in the country.
- 2 solutions
- SIM and eSIM
- You set the retail price
Solutions for nonprofit and humanitarian.
One page for each buyer: the moment, the offer, the setup, and the use case.
NGOs and aid agencies
Order data for each deployment before the flight: one-time codes for staff with eSIM phones, and labelled SIM packs in the deployment kit. The roster of names stays with you.
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Put a one-time eSIM code in the pre-departure guide, so volunteers land with data for the airport pickup. SIM packs wait at the orientation for phones without eSIM.
Explore →How SIM and eSIM work for nonprofit and humanitarian.
NGOs, aid agencies, and volunteer programs send people across borders at short notice or for long placements. Data from the first hour helps a team reach the driver, the office, and each other.
Where the offer meets the traveler
With the travel order of a deployment, in the deployment kit, in the pre-departure guide of a volunteer program, at the airport pickup, and at the orientation.
SIM pack or eSIM
Codes go to work email accounts or with the pre-departure guide for phones with eSIM. Labelled SIM packs go in the kit or wait at the orientation for phones with only a SIM slot.
Who pays
An organization buys the codes at a partner price and assigns them with no names. A volunteer program resells the plan or includes it in the program fee.
What to check
The plan works where the local mobile networks work. Where they are down, the team uses its satellite and radio kit. SIM registration rules differ by country, and the code of a volunteer under 18 goes to a parent.
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.