QR stands and screens
A stand or a screen at the site shows the QR code. It opens the RoamWorks checkout on the phone, never the eSIM itself.
Product
Self-service eSIM where travelers wait
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.
- eSIM only
- No staff and no stock
- A share of each sale
How it works
From the stand to an installed eSIM.
A traveler lands after the desk closes, or waits an hour at a gate. A stand sells data with no one on duty. Pick a step to see it.
01 / Step
Join the Wi-Fi and scan
The traveler joins the free Wi-Fi of the site and scans the stand. The RoamWorks checkout opens in the phone browser.
- Trigger
- A traveler sees the stand
- Measure
- Scans per stand per day
02 / Step
Check the phone
Before payment, the checkout asks if the phone is unlocked and supports eSIM, and shows how to check. A phone that fails sees why before it pays.
- Trigger
- The checkout opens
- Measure
- Phone checks passed per 100 scans
03 / Step
Pick a plan and pay
The checkout shows the plans for the trip, and the traveler pays on the phone. The site earns a share of each sale through the stand link.
- Trigger
- The phone passes
- Measure
- Sales per 100 scans
04 / Step
Install on the spot
The install steps open on the same phone, over the site Wi-Fi. The receipt email keeps them for later.
- Trigger
- Right after payment
- Measure
- Installs before the traveler leaves
What you get
What you get.
Phone self-check
Before payment, the checkout shows how to check that the phone is unlocked and supports eSIM.
Install on the same phone
After payment, the install steps open on the phone that paid. The receipt email keeps them for later.
One link per stand
Each stand has its own link and QR code, so every sale counts for the site that hosts it.
Support from RoamWorks
RoamWorks runs the checkout, the install help, and support. The site hosts the stand.
A monthly stand email
The RoamWorks team sends the sales by stand, so you see which spots work.
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
- Free Wi-Fi at the site
- A phone that is unlocked and supports eSIM
- A spot where travelers wait or walk past
It does not
- eSIM only. No SIM packs at a stand; they stay at a staffed desk.
- No eSIM QR on the stand. The stand QR opens the checkout.
- No sale without Wi-Fi. Fix the Wi-Fi before the stand goes up.
Where it fits
Where it fits.
Each deep-dive shows it at work for one buyer.
Use case
Wi-Fi login and screens on long trips
On a long coach, train, or ferry trip, show the plan for the next country after the Wi-Fi login and on screens.
Explore →Use caseSIM packs at the airport till
Hang SIM packs for the top routes next to the till. Staff ask the destination, check the phone, and sell the pack before the gate. A QR stand covers the hours when the shop is closed.
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 with one site and two stands, then add the next site.
01
Talk to sales
Tell us your sites: where travelers arrive, where they wait, and where the Wi-Fi is free.
02
Check the spots
Pick the spots with Wi-Fi and a wait, and the line on each stand.
03
Place the stands
Each stand gets its own link and QR code. Travelers scan and buy on their phones.
04
Review and add
After four weeks, review the sales by stand. Then add the next site.
Answers
Before you start
What to know before the first order.
Can travelers buy an eSIM at the airport?
Yes, at a RoamWorks QR stand in the arrival hall. The traveler joins the free Wi-Fi and scans the stand QR, which opens the RoamWorks checkout, then checks the phone, pays, and installs the eSIM on the spot. For a SIM pack, the traveler goes to a staffed desk.
Does the traveler need data to scan?
No. Place stands where the site has free Wi-Fi. The traveler joins it, scans, and installs the eSIM over the same Wi-Fi.
Can a stand sell SIM packs?
No. A stand sells eSIM only. SIM packs stay at a staffed desk, where staff check the phone and any ID that local rules ask for.
How does the traveler check the phone?
The checkout shows the steps before payment. On iPhone, Settings > General > About shows Carrier Lock. On most phones that support eSIM, dialing *#06# shows an EID.
Is the eSIM QR printed on the stand?
No. The stand QR opens the checkout, not the eSIM. The traveler installs from the checkout on the same phone.
What does the site earn?
A share of each sale through the stand link. The partner agreement sets the share.
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.
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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.
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eSIM API
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.
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