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North America Multi-Country Travel — Which Plan Covers What?
Traveling to the US, Canada, or Mexico? Here's how the plan names map to coverage, and which one to buy.
The North America Plan Confusion
If you're visiting more than one of the US, Canada, or Mexico, you have a choice: one "North America" plan that covers all three, or individual country plans. The naming is confusing, so here's what each actually covers.
North America — The Multi-Country Option
Covers the United States, Canada, and Mexico in one plan. One QR code, one install, works across all three. Prices start from $5.94 (1GB/7d) up to $165.58 (50GB/30d), with an Unlimited option at $210.42.
Best for: anyone visiting two or three of these countries on one trip. You install once and never think about it again.
Individual Country Plans — Cheaper If You're Only Visiting One
If you're only going to one country, buy that country's plan. It's cheaper than the multi-country option:
- United States: from $2.10 (1GB/7d)
- Canada: from $4.41 (1GB/7d)
- Mexico: from $5.40 (1GB/7d)
If you're visiting 2-3 countries, the North America plan is usually cheaper than buying individual plans.
Which Should You Buy?
- Visiting US + Canada: buy North America. One install, covers both.
- Visiting all three: buy North America. Best coverage, one QR code.
- Long stay (1+ month): North America has 50GB/180d and 20GB/90d options for extended trips.
- Short trip, light data: North America 1GB/7d at $5.94.
- Heavy data user: North America 50GB/30d at $165.58, or Unlimited at $210.42.
- Only visiting one country: buy that country's plan. It's cheaper.
Coverage Quality by Country
- United States: Excellent. T-Mobile and AT&T networks. 5G in major cities.
- Canada: Good. Rogers, Bell, Telus networks. 5G in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal.
- Mexico: Good. Telcel and AT&T Mexico networks. 4G/LTE in most areas, 5G in major cities.
Setup Tips for North America
- Install before you cross the border. Some plans activate on first network connection.
- Data roaming must be ON for all three countries.
- If you're driving across borders, the eSIM should switch networks automatically. If it doesn't, toggle Airplane Mode.
Key Takeaways
- North America covers US, Canada, and Mexico in one plan
- Individual country plans are cheaper if you're only visiting one country
- Turn on data roaming and toggle Airplane Mode at border crossings
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