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eSIMs for Mexico

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Fixed-data plans

Build your own Mexico fixed-data plan

Set the options below and we'll match the exact plan, at its real price. One bucket of data for the whole trip — no daily reset, no throttling.

Data
1 GB · 7 days · Mexico only · AT&T · Telcel
Total
$5.60
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Plans just for Mexico

Single-country eSIMs — pay only for the destination you're traveling to.

1 GB
7 days
Coverage in Mexico
  • Starts: On first connection
  • Network: AT&T · Telcel
  • Top-up: Available
$5.60
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3 GB
15 days
Coverage in Mexico
  • Starts: On first connection
  • Network: AT&T · Telcel
  • Top-up: Available
$6.60
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3 GB
30 days
Coverage in Mexico
  • Starts: On first connection
  • Network: AT&T · Telcel
  • Top-up: Available
$8.44
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5 GB
30 days
Coverage in Mexico
  • Starts: On first connection
  • Network: AT&T · Telcel
  • Top-up: Available
$13.12
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10 GB
30 days
Coverage in Mexico
  • Starts: On first connection
  • Network: AT&T · Telcel
  • Top-up: Available
$19.46
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20 GB
30 days
Coverage in Mexico
  • Starts: On first connection
  • Network: AT&T · Telcel
  • Top-up: Available
$33.30
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50 GB
30 days
Coverage in Mexico
  • Starts: On first connection
  • Network: AT&T · Telcel
  • Top-up: Available
$88.96
Details
About Mexico

Mexican prepaid SIMs are sold at OXXO convenience stores but require a CURP-equivalent ID for postpaid plans, and Telcel's coverage map in tourist zones can be misleading. An eSIM gives you instant data the moment you switch on your phone at Cancún, CDMX, or Los Cabos.

Best for
All-inclusive resort guests in Cancún and the Riviera Maya; CDMX foodies and Frida Kahlo museum-goers; surfers heading to Sayulita or Puerto Escondido; expats and digital nomads.
Networks
Roams onto Telcel, AT&T Mexico, and Movistar. Telcel has the deepest Yucatán and Pacific-coast coverage; AT&T tends to be fastest in major cities.
Travel tip
Coverage in archaeological sites like Chichén Itzá and Palenque is good at the entrance but patchy deep inside the ruins — pre-load tour guides and translation apps.