Best eSIM for Canada in 2026: 6 providers compared

How we ranked these eSIMs

Each eSIM is scored on six criteria, weighted for Canada. Price per GB and network coverage weigh the most: the country is expensive for every provider, and coverage concentrates along the US border, where nine Canadians out of ten live. As soon as you head up to the national parks or the North, the network used makes the difference. Scores are the editorial team's opinion, not an average of customer reviews.

• Price per GB25 %

  Cost per gigabyte on each provider's cheapest plan, excluding one-off promotions.

• Network coverage25 %

  Getting signal in Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver, on the Trans-Canada Highway, in the Rockies and in Gaspésie.

• Reliability15 %

  Connection stability, seriousness of the partner carrier and the provider's reputation.

• Support15 %

  Available channels, opening hours, human or automated answers.

• Activation and app10 %

  How simple the install is, how clear the app is, data usage tracking.

• Plan flexibility10 %

  Choice of volumes and durations, unlimited, top-ups, tethering.

On these criteria, voilà eSIM comes out on top thanks to the Rogers network, its clear app and its 24/7 human support, with a price per GB in the middle of the comparison (€1.44/GB). Ubigi takes second place with the lowest price per GB and the best unlimited, Esimzon third with the cheapest small plans.

Scores are the opinion of the eSIMrat editorial team, based on the criteria above, not customer reviews. eSIMrat earns a commission on links to its partners, which does not affect the ranking.

The ranking of eSIMs for Canada

The 6 eSIMs compared, from the highest to the lowest score. The price per GB shown is the cheapest per gigabyte at each provider, often a large 30-day plan: a small one-week plan costs more per GB. At Esimzon, it is a 15 GB plan, its largest.

Prices checked on September 6, 2026 on the providers' sites. eSIMrat partners' prices come from the comparator and refresh on every build.

Each Canada eSIM in detail

1. 

   1. voilà eSIM

   7.9/10
   €1.44/GBRogersData plans, 1 to 50 GB

   ✓Rogers network, 5G, 24/7 human support

   voilà eSIM runs on Rogers, Canada's largest carrier, whose network covers the most Canadians and holds up well on the Trans-Canada Highway, in the Rockies and in Quebec. 5G is included on the 20 and 50 GB plans, 4G on the others.

   The rate drops to €1.44/GB on the 50 GB plan, in the middle of the comparison: Ubigi and Esimzon do better per GB, Airalo, Yesim and Saily do worse. Plans run from 1 to 50 GB over 7, 15 or 30 days, with no commitment, and tethering is included. The code ESIMRAT gives 5% off, see the promo codes page.

   It is the easiest offer to get started with: the eSIM installs in two minutes from an app that is easy to use, and human support answers 24/7, which matters with a six hour time difference with Montreal and nine with Vancouver from Europe. That value for money, Rogers network included, earns it first place, even though Ubigi and Esimzon do better on price per GB alone.

   Pros

   • ✓Rogers network, the country's largest, 5G on the big plans
   • ✓eSIM simple to install, easy-to-use app
   • ✓Human support, 24/7, tethering included

   Cons

   • ✗Price per GB in the middle, not the lowest
   • ✗No unlimited plan
   See the offer
2. 

   2. Ubigi

   7.6/10
   €1.18/GBLocal networksData plans, one-off or monthly, and unlimited

   ✓The lowest price per GB, cheapest 30-day unlimited

   Ubigi belongs to Transatel, a subsidiary of the NTT group, a mark of seriousness. In Canada, it is the best price per GB in the comparison: €1.18/GB on the 50 GB plan, and its 30-day unlimited is the cheapest of the six, well ahead of Airalo and Esimzon. Its prices are shown in euros, top-ups happen in the app and it offers one-off plans, monthly plans and an unlimited plan from 8 to 30 days.

   For this country, Ubigi does not say which carrier it uses before purchase. Support is by ticket, in English and French.

   Pros

   • ✓The lowest price per GB in the comparison on 50 GB
   • ✓Cheapest 30-day unlimited, prices in euros, top-up in the app

   Cons

   • ✗Canadian carrier not named before purchase
   • ✗Support by ticket only
   See the offer
3. 

   3. Esimzon

   7.4/10
   €1.29/GBBell, Telus, SaskTel or Freedom depending on the planData plans 1 to 15 GB, and unlimited

   ✓Cheapest on 10 GB and on small plans

   Esimzon is a prepaid reseller that plays the price card on everyday volumes: its lowest rate per GB comes to €1.29/GB on the 15 GB plan, and its 10 GB 30-day plan is the cheapest in the comparison at that volume, as are its 1, 3 and 5 GB plans. Every plan names its carrier: Bell or Telus, which share the same physical network and cover the country as well as Rogers, SaskTel or Freedom, more limited, on some offers. Check the plan sheet before buying.

   The limits are elsewhere. The catalogue stops at 15 GB, unlimited is expensive, prices are shown in dollars on its site (the euro follows the daily rate), support is by email or chat, in English, and activation goes through a QR code, without an app as polished as the leaders'.

   Pros

   • ✓The cheapest 10 GB and small plans in the comparison
   • ✓Carrier named on every plan, Bell or Telus on most

   Cons

   • ✗No plan above 15 GB, expensive unlimited
   • ✗Prices in dollars, support in English, no proper usage-tracking app
   See the offer
4. 

   4. Airalo

   7.2/10
   €1.52/GBBellData plans, daily unlimited, regional and global

   ✓Complete app, North America plan

   Airalo, the market pioneer, names the carrier of each plan: in Canada, it is Bell, the country's second network, very good national coverage and solid in Quebec. Its best price per GB drops to €1.52/GB on the 50 GB plan, slightly above voilà eSIM, and its 10 GB 7-day plan is fair for a week.

   Its strength remains the app, the most complete of the six, with top-ups and usage tracking, an unlimited offer billed per day, and a handy North America plan if you chain Canada, the United States and Mexico without changing eSIM. Support, in English, can be slow.

   Pros

   • ✓Bell network named, good coverage in Quebec
   • ✓Complete app, built-in top-up, daily unlimited
   • ✓North America plan for a multi-country trip

   Cons

   • ✗Price per GB in the upper half of the comparison
   • ✗Support in English, sometimes slow
   See the offer
5. 

   5. Yesim

   6.8/10
   €1.65/GBLocal networksDaily, data and unlimited plans

   ✓Reusable eSIM, daily plans

   Yesim, a Swiss provider, offers the widest range: daily plans, classic data plans up to 20 GB and an unlimited offer from 1 to 30 days. The best price per GB drops to €1.65/GB on the 20 GB plan, in the upper half of the comparison.

   The eSIM can be reused from one trip to the next, which saves a new install every time you leave. On the other hand, Yesim does not name the Canadian carrier it uses before purchase, and support is limited to chat.

   Pros

   • ✓Reusable eSIM across several trips
   • ✓Daily plans and unlimited available

   Cons

   • ✗Canadian carrier not named before purchase
   • ✗Price per GB in the upper half, support by chat
   See the offer
6. 

   6. Saily

   6.3/10
   €1.95/GBLocal networksData plans, 1 to 20 GB, and unlimited

   ✓By Nord Security, built-in security

   Saily is the eSIM from Nord Security, the maker of NordVPN. The app is simple, with an ad and tracker blocker and built-in web protection, and chat answers 24/7 in English.

   In Canada, the best price per GB comes to €1.95/GB on the 20 GB plan: the highest rate in the comparison, with no carrier named before purchase. For those who want the security layer above all.

   Pros

   • ✓Built-in ad and tracker blocker
   • ✓24/7 chat, unlimited available

   Cons

   • ✗The highest price per GB in the comparison
   • ✗Carrier not named before purchase
   See the offer

Which Canada eSIM for your profile?

The eSIM we recommend for each type of traveller.

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  Road trip, Rockies, Gaspésievoilà eSIMRogers, the country's largest network, 5G on the big plans.
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  Small budget, big volumeUbigi€1.18/GB, the lowest price per GB in the comparison, on 50 GB.
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  One week, 10 GBEsimzonThe cheapest 10 GB in the comparison, on Bell or Telus.
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  Unlimited for a monthUbigiThe cheapest 30-day unlimited of the six, prices in euros.
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  Human supportvoilà eSIMA team that answers 24/7, despite the time difference.
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  Canada, USA, MexicoAiraloNorth America plan, a single eSIM for three countries.