eSIMDB Scraper
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[💰 $2.0 / 1K] Extract eSIM data plans from esimdb.com — prices, data allowance, validity, coverage, 5G, tethering, and promo codes. Filter by country, provider, data, price, and validity across 170+ brands.
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Pick one or more destinations to compare eSIM plans for. Leave empty and select one or more Providers below to pull that brand's entire catalog across every destination. Leave both empty and the scraper defaults to the United States. Example: choose 'United States' and 'Japan' to get every eSIM plan available for those destinations.
[]Limit results to specific eSIM brands (e.g. Airalo, Nomad, Saily, Ubigi). Leave empty to include every provider. Combine with Countries to get a single brand's plans for a destination — or use providers alone to pull a brand's entire global catalog (can be several thousand plans).
[]Only include plans with at least this much data, in GB. Leave at 0 for no minimum. Note: 'unlimited' and per-day plans are always included.
Only include plans priced at or below this amount in US dollars. Leave at 0 for no price cap.
Only include plans valid for at least this many days. Leave at 0 for no minimum.
When enabled, only include plans that support 5G networks.
Currency used for the headline price in each result. Plans also include prices in several major currencies regardless of this setting.
Hard cap on the total number of plans returned across everything you selected — this is also the maximum you can be billed for, since each plan is one result. The result set is trimmed to exactly this number. Set to 0 for no limit (returns every matching plan). Note: 0 = unlimited can return many thousands of billable plans and take much longer, especially with broad country or provider selections (a single destination can hold over 10,000 plans, and a providers-only run scans all 37 destinations). Start small (e.g. 100) to test before scaling up.