Plans by destination
Get the plans for a country, a region, or a route, with the data and the days of each.
Product
One API for eSIM in your own flow
Match plans to the trip, charge them in your checkout, and deliver the eSIM in your app or by email. One API for plans, orders, and status, with webhooks, a sandbox, and an SDK for in-app install.
- Plans, orders, and webhooks
- An SDK for iOS and Android
- You set the retail price
How it works
From the booking to an installed eSIM.
A traveler books a trip in your flow and still has no data for it. Four steps put a matching plan in your checkout and the eSIM in the phone. Pick a step to see it.
01 / Step
Match plans to the trip
Call the plans for the destination or the route, and show the ones that fit the trip in your flow.
- Trigger
- The traveler books
- Measure
- Plan views per 100 bookings
02 / Step
Charge in your checkout
Show the plan next to the trip at your retail price. The traveler pays in your checkout, as for any add-on.
- Trigger
- At checkout
- Measure
- eSIM added per 100 bookings
03 / Step
Deliver the eSIM
Create the order after payment. The ready order holds the QR and an install link for your app or your email.
- Trigger
- After payment
- Measure
- Installs before departure
04 / Step
Follow up in your app
A webhook tells your system when the order is ready, so the trip in your app shows the eSIM and its status.
- Trigger
- The order webhook
- Measure
- Support contacts per 100 orders
What you get
What you get.
Your checkout, your price
Charge the plan in your own checkout at your retail price, then create the order.
QR and install link
Each ready order holds the eSIM QR and an install link, for your app or your email.
Webhooks
An event tells your system when an order is ready, so your app shows the eSIM with no polling.
SDK for in-app install
On iOS and Android, the SDK installs the eSIM inside your app where the phone allows it, with the QR as the fallback.
Sandbox and test keys
Build and test every call with test keys and sample plans before you switch to live keys.
Fit check
Will it work with the phone?
Two checks decide the format. eSIM support varies by model and region; confirm it in the phone settings.
Is the phone unlocked?
Does it support eSIM?
Choose both answers to see the right format.
Compare the formats →Needs and limits
What it needs. What it does not do.
It needs
- Developers for the integration, or the SDK in your app
- Your own checkout and your retail price
- A support split agreed with RoamWorks
It does not
- No store to run. The plans sit in your flow, not on a RoamWorks page.
- No SIM packs through the API. You order packs through the RoamWorks team.
- No eSIM on a phone that does not support it. Check the phone before the sale.
Where it fits
Where it fits.
Each deep-dive shows it at work for one buyer.
Use case
Travel eSIM in the operator app
Show a travel plan where the roaming of the plan stops, sell it at your price, and remind before departure.
Explore →Use caseTravel data for points and miles
Price plans in points, show the plan for the next trip after a booking, and give data to top tiers.
Explore →Use caseeSIM in the booking flow
Match plans to the booking through the eSIM API, charge them in your checkout, and send the QR before departure.
Explore →Use caseeSIM next to the seat
Map the itinerary to one plan, sell it next to the seat and the bag, and deliver the install step at check-in.
Explore →Commercial model
You set the retail price.
Buy at partner rates, keep the customer relationship, and agree the support split privately. One catalogue, three commercial shapes.
01
Partner rates
Wholesale pricing before your retail price.
02
Your retail price
You decide what the customer pays.
03
Private terms
Support, refunds, and volume in the agreement.
First order
From first call to first order.
Start in the sandbox, then go live with one market.
01
Talk to sales
Tell us your flow, your markets, and your team.
02
Get test keys
Build in the sandbox with test keys and sample plans.
03
Run test orders
Run orders end to end, from the plan to the install, with the webhook.
04
Go live
After a go-live check with the RoamWorks team, switch to live keys for your first market.
Answers
Before you start
What to know before the first order.
What is an eSIM API?
An interface that lets your app or booking flow list eSIM plans, sell them in your own checkout, and deliver the eSIM QR code or install link. The RoamWorks eSIM API covers plans by destination, orders, order status, and a webhook when an order is ready, with a sandbox and an SDK.
Can an eSIM reseller use the API?
Yes. A reseller with a booking flow or an app sells RoamWorks eSIM through the API at its own retail price and keeps the customer relationship. A desk or a counter needs no API: SIM packs and vouchers work without developers.
Is there a sandbox?
Yes. Test keys and sample plans let you run orders end to end before you go live.
Can we keep our checkout?
Yes. You charge the traveler in your own checkout at your price, then create the order through the API.
Do you send webhooks?
Yes. An event tells your system when an order is ready, so you can show the QR or install in the app.
What does the SDK do?
It wraps the same calls for iOS and Android apps, and installs the eSIM inside your app where the phone allows it. The QR stays as the fallback.
Can we order SIM packs through the API?
No. The API covers eSIM. You order SIM packs for a desk or a group through the RoamWorks team.
Who supports the traveler?
The partner agreement sets the split. For example, you answer questions about the booking, and RoamWorks handles activation and the network.
More products
The rest of the catalogue.
SIM packs
A sealed RoamWorks travel SIM card with one preloaded plan for one destination. Keep packs in stock, check the phone, and hand one over. The traveler is online on arrival.
Explore →
Digital vouchers
A one-time code for an eSIM plan, sent by email or placed in the customer account. The traveler redeems it, checks the phone, and installs the eSIM. You hold no stock and print nothing.
Explore →
Self-service points
A QR stand in an arrival hall, a station, or a port. The traveler joins the free Wi-Fi, scans, checks the phone, pays, and installs the eSIM on the spot. No staff and no stock.
Explore →