Compare the best eSIMs for Western Sahara

The cheapest plan we list for Western Sahara is $2.20. Across 87 plans from 11 providers the middle of the market works out at about $4.04 per GB, so anything well under that is a good deal and anything well over needs a reason.

Maps, messaging and a normal amount of scrolling runs well under 2 GB a day; 2 GB a day is a heavy day with video on it. That is also the ceiling our ranking assumes, which is why a 100 GB plan that expires tomorrow does not win. The commonest size on this board is 1 GB, which suits most trips to Western Sahara.

At first connection in Western Sahara for every plan on this board, so you can install before you fly and only start the clock when you land. Each expanded row repeats it under “validity starts”.

Not in the way the word suggests. All 1 unlimited plans here have a daily high-speed allowance and throttle for the rest of the day once you pass it. Where a provider publishes that cap we show it in the expanded row, because it is the number that decides whether the plan suits you.

On almost every plan here, yes, including for a laptop or a travelling companion. The few that block tethering are filtered out by ticking “hotspot”, which is why it is a filter rather than a footnote.

Not for data. You need one only for services that verify by SMS on a local number. 6 plans here include one; the rest are data-only, and your own number keeps working for calls and texts because your primary SIM stays in the phone.

You buy a new plan. No provider on this board publishes a top-up for these. Worth knowing before picking the smallest bundle to save a couple of dollars.

Any iPhone from XR onward and most Android flagships since 2019. Look for “eSIM” or “Add data plan” in your network settings. If it is there, you are fine. A phone locked to a carrier may refuse an eSIM even if it supports one.

We read every provider’s own public catalogue daily. The 87 plans on this page were last checked 52 days ago, and the pulse at the top of the board for Western Sahara says the same thing in one line.

Yes. A commission when you buy through an outbound link, at no cost to you. It does not change the ordering: the ranking is computed before we know who pays us. What it decides is which plans a page puts forward, namely the “top pick” marker, the labelled partner shelf, and which plans the “Recommended” tab above lists. The other three tabs carry every plan on this page.