Travel data for long stays, with a new eSIM every 30 days
A new 30-day eSIM for each period of a semester, a ship crew contract, or a long assignment.
Short answer: A long stay starts with one 30-day eSIM and adds a new one for each further period. The first is booked with the stay, a reminder comes before each period ends, and the eSIMs stop when the stay ends or the local line takes over.
- Semesters, crew contracts, assignments
- A new eSIM every 30 days
- No limit on the number
One eSIM for the first 30 days. A new one for each period after it.
Four steps from the booking to the last period. Pick one to see it.
Book the first period
The student books a 30-day eSIM with the course. The length of the stay sets how many eSIMs follow, so the plan is clear from the start.
- Trigger
- Stay booked
- Measure
- Stays with a plan from day one
The code before departure
The one-time code arrives before departure, with the install steps. The student installs on Wi-Fi and lands with data.
- Trigger
- Message before departure
- Measure
- Installs before departure
A new eSIM before each period ends
Three days before a plan ends, a reminder offers a new eSIM for the next 30 days, to install before the current plan ends. It goes only to people who bought a plan, with an opt-out.
- Trigger
- Three days before a period ends
- Measure
- New eSIMs per long-stay traveler
Ship crew and long assignments
A cruise line or an employer orders a new eSIM for each period for its people, on one invoice. Ship crew use the plan ashore on their own phones, and the ship Wi-Fi covers them at sea.
- Trigger
- Contract or assignment confirmed
- Measure
- Crew and staff online in each port
How to run it.
01Set up
- Match the stay to the 30-day plan for the country or the region.
- Count one eSIM for each 30 days of the stay. There is no limit on the number.
- Decide who buys the next eSIM: the student, the family, or the employer.
02Each period
- Send a reminder three days before each plan ends, only to people who bought a plan, with an opt-out.
- The traveler installs the new eSIM before the current plan ends, so the phone stays online.
- Match the last eSIM to the end of the stay.
03The local line
- The plan is data only, with no local number.
- A student who needs a number for forms or a bank gets a local line.
- Stop the new eSIMs when the local line takes over.
04Ship crew and assignments
- Order a new eSIM for each period for the team, on one invoice.
- Crew use the plan ashore on their own phones. At sea, the ship Wi-Fi covers them.
- Keep a crew plan apart from recruitment and placement fees.
Three numbers to review in a pilot.
- New eSIMs per long-stay traveler
- Installs before departure
- Stays covered to the last day
The product behind it.
- Data only, with no local number.
- Each 30-day period is a new eSIM. There is no limit on how many a traveler gets.
- The plan works on land networks. At sea, ship crew use the ship Wi-Fi.
- A code for a traveler under 18 goes to a parent or a group leader.
Study abroad
Sell eSIM data next to the airport transfer, and keep RoamWorks SIM packs at reception. Students land with data.
See the solution →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.
Scope
List your long stays: semesters, crew contracts, and assignments.
Pilot
Run one semester intake with a reminder before each period ends.
Extend
Add the crews and the long assignments.
Before you choose
Short answers to the common questions. The partner agreement sets the final terms.
Can the same eSIM get more data?
No. Each further 30 days is a new eSIM, and a traveler can get as many as the stay needs. The traveler installs the new one before the current plan ends.
Does it give a local number?
No. The plan is data only. It covers the weeks before a local line, and a stay that needs no local line at all.
Who gets the reminder?
The person who bought the plan, three days before it ends, with an opt-out. For a team, the travel manager or the crew office.
Does it work at sea?
No. It works on land networks. At sea, ship crew use the ship Wi-Fi.