For providers

Get your eSIM listed

Registering and publishing your catalog are free and self-service: you send it to our API and validation is automated. Passing validation makes a catalog eligible to be listed. Whether it is listed is our decision, and a listing is never guaranteed.

  1. RegisterCreate a provider account and receive an API key. Shown once, revocable, scoped to your own catalog.
  2. Publish your catalogPush your plans to our REST API, or register a feed URL for us to pull daily. There is a published schema, so you can validate before you send anything.
  3. Automated validationEvery submission is checked for schema errors, implausible prices and durations, and whether the purchase URLs resolve to your own domain. Anything rejected comes back with the reason.
  4. Our decisionWe decide whether a catalog that passes validation is listed, and when. If it is, your plans appear on every country page they cover, ordered by price per GB alongside every other provider.

A listing is not guaranteed

We decide which self-onboarded providers appear on eSIMradar, at our discretion and on our own schedule. Registering, passing validation and keeping your catalog current make you eligible. None of them makes you listed.

Listing is free. Featuring is not the same thing.

Once listed, a self-onboarded provider is ranked, priced and linked exactly like everyone else. A working affiliate relationship with us is what the gradient "top pick" treatment, a place on the recommended providers shelf and the "Recommended" tab of a destination board require; the board's other three sorts carry your plans either way, at the position the arithmetic gives them. We are telling you that up front so the ranking stays something you can trust when you read it as a traveller.

Ready to send a catalog? API and MCP docs

Want the arithmetic first? How we rank

Before you integrate: Provider terms