SIM and eSIM for volunteer and mission travel
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.
Short answer: Volunteers land in a new country and look for the pickup, the host family, and the group chat. The one-time code goes out with the pre-departure guide. The orientation keeps SIM packs for phones without eSIM, and a long placement gets a new eSIM for each further 30 days.
- The code before the flight
- Online at the airport pickup
- Packs at the orientation
From the airport pickup to the project, online.
Four moments of a volunteer trip with data: the pre-departure guide, the airport pickup, the orientation, and a mission team. Pick one to see it.
Pre-departure guide
The one-time code goes out with the pre-departure guide. A code for a volunteer under 18 goes to a parent.
- Trigger
- Placement confirmed
- Measure
- Codes redeemed before the flight
Airport pickup
The volunteer lands with data and finds the pickup and the group chat at arrivals.
- Trigger
- Arrival day
- Measure
- Volunteers online at arrivals
Orientation
The orientation keeps SIM packs for phones without eSIM, after a phone check.
- Trigger
- Orientation day
- Measure
- Packs handed out per orientation
Mission team
A mission trip leader orders codes for the whole team and keeps two labelled SIM packs as spares.
- Trigger
- Team list final
- Measure
- Team members online on arrival
A focused offer for this buyer.
Volunteers land in a new country and look for the pickup, the host family, and the group chat. The one-time code goes out with the pre-departure guide. The orientation keeps SIM packs for phones without eSIM, and a long placement gets a new eSIM for each further 30 days.
A one-time code in the pre-departure guide.
SIM packs at the orientation for phones without eSIM.
A new eSIM for each further 30 days of a long placement.
Three numbers to review in a pilot.
- Codes redeemed before the flight
- Volunteers online at arrivals
- Packs handed out per orientation
The products behind it.
Digital vouchers
Issue data at the counter. Deliver it by email or account.
See Digital vouchers →
SIM packs
RoamWorks SIM packs for your desk and your groups.
See SIM packs →- Buyer
- Program director or the owner of the organizer
- Runs it
- Volunteer services and the team in the country
Data only, with no local number. Codes for volunteers under 18 go to a parent. Check the coverage at rural project sites and the local rules for SIM sales at the orientation.
Where this works.
Each deep-dive shows the same solution in one buyer moment.
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.
From first step to first order.
Start with a short pilot. Review it, then add the next desk, route, or market.
Match
Match each placement to a plan by country and length.
Send
Send the codes with the pre-departure guide, and stock packs for the orientation.
Follow up
Offer the next eSIM before each plan ends in a long placement.
Before you choose
Short answers to the common questions. The partner agreement sets the final terms.
Who gets the code of a volunteer under 18?
A parent. The code never goes to the volunteer, and the parent installs it before the flight.
Does the plan work at the project site?
Where the local mobile networks reach the site. Check the coverage first, and keep Wi-Fi at the base for a rural site.
What about a placement of three months?
Start with a 30-day eSIM. Each further 30 days is a new eSIM, with no limit on the number.
Who sets the price?
You do. You buy at a partner price and sell it with the program, or include it in the program fee.