About Saily
Saily is a travel eSIM provider created by Nord Security, the Lithuanian company behind NordVPN. Announced in late 2023 and rolled out in 2024, it sells prepaid mobile data plans for around 200 destinations, from small fixed packages to unlimited options. For customers in the European Economic Area, the contracting entity is Saily UAB (company code 307208658), based in Vilnius, Lithuania. You buy a plan on saily.com or in the Saily app, pay with card, PayPal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay, and install one eSIM that you can keep reusing: new plans for later trips activate on the same eSIM without reinstalling. Plans are data-only, so you do not get a phone number, and the plan activates when you connect to a supported network at your destination. Coming from a security company, Saily bundles extras that most eSIM sellers do not offer: a virtual location feature, web protection, and ad blocking. Support runs through 24/7 live chat and email. Saily fits travelers who want cheap, predictable data with a simple app; heavy users should compare fixed-data prices against unlimited plans from competitors.
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Pros of using Saily
- Prepaid data plans for around 200 destinations, with one reusable eSIM across trips
- Trustpilot score of 4.7/5 from more than 25,000 reviews
- Backed by Nord Security, the company behind NordVPN, with an EEA entity registered in Lithuania
- Security extras included: virtual location, web protection, and ad blocking
- 24/7 customer support via live chat and email
Cons of using Saily
- Data-only eSIMs: no phone number, regular calls, or SMS
- Young service: rolled out in 2024, so the track record is shorter than established rivals
- Account and plan management run through the Saily app
- Some users report activation hiccups on first setup, usually device or APN related
- Unused data expires at the end of each plan's validity period
