A two-week eSIM for Mexico typically costs $10 to $35 USD, depending on the data tier. Our 14-day Global eSIM covers the whole trip at one flat price, with unlimited data and a daily high-speed allowance, across 165+ countries.
Guess the gigabytes wrong and you pay twice. Nobody wants to do data math on holiday.
A 14-day Maya Mobile eSIM covers Mexico for one flat price
The 14-day Global eSIM costs USD 27.99, and Mexico is covered. You get unlimited data with a daily high-speed allowance for the whole two weeks, which works out to USD 2.00 per day.
Pricing is flat by trip length. Three days costs USD 9.99. Seven days costs USD 19.99 (USD 2.86/day). The 14-day plan is marked Most Popular and suits holidays and two-week trips. That puts it inside the $10 to $35 range typical for a two-week Mexico eSIM.
Pick 14 days, pay once, and spend the trip on the trip.
How much data does a two-week trip to Mexico take?
5 GB works for light maps and messaging, while 10 to 20 GB suits video streaming and heavy social media use. Our plan is unlimited data with a daily high-speed allowance, so there’s no gigabyte tier to guess.
Every plan includes that allowance, called the Daily Quota. Where local networks offer it, it runs at up to 4G LTE or 5G. Once it’s used up, data carries on at standard speed for the rest of the day.
The allowance resets automatically every 24 hours, counted from the activation date. Binge a day, start fresh the next.
What do per-gigabyte and daily Mexico eSIM plans cost for 14 days?
Standard 10 to 20 GB packages for a two-week span generally cost $22 to $35 USD, and daily unlimited plans run roughly $2.29 per day. Airalo and Saily sell the gigabyte packages in that range. Simify and Flexiroam sell daily unlimited options at about $2.29 per day, or about $30+ per week.
Our 14-day plan is USD 27.99 for unlimited data with a daily high-speed allowance. That’s USD 2.00 a day, set once for the whole trip. There’s no pack to size and no second pack to buy when the first runs dry.
What does roaming cost for two weeks in Mexico compared with an eSIM?
The eSIM total is one number, set once: USD 27.99 for 14 days. Your home carrier’s pass bills by the day instead.
Verizon TravelPass is $6/day in Mexico and Canada, and you’re only charged on days you use your device in a TravelPass country (Verizon, International Plans: TravelPass). According to verizon.com, 14 days of daily use in Mexico comes to $84.
Flat beats metered when every day of the trip is a phone day.
What does a Maya Mobile eSIM cover in Mexico?
Mexico is one of the 165+ countries the Global eSIM covers, with unlimited data and a daily high-speed allowance. Travel eSIMs are data-only, so calls and texts run through apps such as WhatsApp or FaceTime.
Maya eSIM plans don’t include a local phone number. They don’t support voice or SMS either, so keep the eSIM off iMessage. The plans are prepaid.
One eSIM works across all 165+ countries. No plan to add per country.
How do you set up a Mexico eSIM before you fly?
Install the eSIM at home on Wi-Fi, then switch it on when you land in Mexico. It stays on the phone afterward, so the next trip needs a new plan and nothing else.
Start with the Maya Mobile app. On iOS, go to Home, select the eSIM, choose Installation Instructions, tap Install eSIM Now, and follow the prompts. The QR code method is marked Recommended: choose it in the app, scan the code with the device you’re installing on, tap Add eSIM or Add Cellular Plan when notified, and follow the prompts.
Prefer a code? Log in, click My eSIMs, click Install eSIM under the plan, click Manual Activation Code on the pop-up, then copy the code and enter it on the device when prompted.
Once you touch down, turn the Maya eSIM on and choose it as your Cellular Data line. The plan clock starts when you enable the eSIM in phone settings, and a billing day is 24 hours from that moment. The eSIM activates in a minute or two.
Done! You’re online before the baggage carousel starts.
iPhones from the iPhone XR/XS series through the iPhone 17 series are on the compatible list, including iPhone Air, SE 2 (2020) and SE 3 (2022). So are iPad Pro 11-inch (1st Gen or later), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd Gen or later), iPad Air (3rd Gen or later), iPad (7th Gen or later) and iPad mini (5th Gen or later).
Which travel eSIM should you buy for two weeks in Mexico?
The table sets out each provider’s own published plan structure and pricing. Read the allowance column first, since that’s where two-week trips get expensive.
| Travel eSIM | How plans are sold | Unlimited plan allowance, as published |
|---|---|---|
| Maya Mobile | One Global eSIM for 165+ countries, unlimited data at a flat price by trip length: USD 9.99 for 3 days, USD 19.99 for 7 days, USD 27.99 for 14 days, USD 49.99 for 30 days | A daily high-speed data allowance (the Daily Quota) at up to 4G LTE or 5G where local networks offer it, reset every 24 hours; unlimited data at standard speed once the Daily Quota is used |
| Airalo | Per country, per region, or one global plan; priced in USD | Our unlimited data packages don’t have a fixed total data cap. However, to keep the network running fairly for everyone, when you use more than 3GB in a day, we’ll slow down (or “throttle”) your internet speed to 1 Mbps for the rest of that day. |
| Holafly | Per country, per region (Europe, Latin America, Cruise plans), and monthly global plans: Light, 25GB of data, $ 49.90USD/month; Unlimited, $ 64.90USD/month; Ultra, $ 90.95USD/month | Unlimited data means there is no fixed limit on the amount of data you can use. However, some network operators may temporarily reduce your speed after a certain amount of high-speed data usage. |
| Saily | Per country and per region, plus one global plan; by the gigabyte, unlimited, or both | The Unlimited plan gives you 5 GB per day at full 4G/5G speed, then keeps you online at 1 Mbps for the rest of the day — fast enough for navigation, messaging, and standard browsing. |
| Nomad | Per country, per region and global plans; by the gigabyte | How many GB of high-speed data you wish per day. You can continue to use your data at a throttled speed of 512kbps after you’ve used up your daily allocation. |
The rival rows quote each provider’s published wording or briefly summarize it, while the Maya Mobile row comes from maya.net.
Setup is where a cheap plan can get expensive. Osman D. left a one-star Trustpilot review of aloSIM on August 13, 2026, that reads: “No Russian manuals available. I purchased aloSIM for my family while they were traveling, but none of them could set up the eSIM. As an experienced Windows and Android user, I could have probably figured it out by trial and error, but my family couldn’t. It’s way too complicated with English-only instructions. Plus, after my payment successfully processed, the app still asked me to buy the plan again. # update since you are planning to add Russian instructions, I’ll give aloSIM another try. My family is heading to Turkey at the end of August, and if everything goes well, I’ll update my review to 5 stars.”
Atlas winces and moves on. Our install runs from home, on Wi-Fi, by app or QR code.
How Maya turns a Mexico trip into one flat price
Mexico trips turn into gigabyte math, then a second purchase when the data runs short. We skip both. One eSIM covers 165+ countries and is installed once. Each plan comes with a daily high-speed allowance, running at up to 4G LTE or 5G on local networks that offer it.
Prices are flat by trip length, from USD 9.99 for 3 days to USD 49.99 for 30. After a plan expires, the eSIM remains on your phone for your next trip. Need more days? Buy another plan from the Maya app.
Chekwube U. gave us five stars on Trustpilot in March 2026: “I love maya!!!!!! I was very sceptical because of the price difference of the other esim companies but mehn did it surpass my expectations. The network was fast and very reliable.il always use maya for all my travels. It was so easy to set up and network coverage was amazing.”
FAQ
Which calls and texts do I get with a travel eSIM in Mexico?
None through the plan. Maya eSIM plans are data plans only, with no local phone number and no phone number for calling or SMS. Standard travel eSIMs work the same way, so use apps like WhatsApp or FaceTime. The eSIM connection can carry calls and SMS only where your own carrier supports it.
How do I know my phone supports an eSIM for Mexico?
Yes, if it’s on the list. Most modern iPhones and Android devices support eSIM. Supported Samsung Galaxy devices include the S20 through S25 series, Z Flip and Z Fold models, A34, A54, A55 and A56 5G, Fold and Note20 models. Supported Google Pixel models range from the Pixel 3 up to the Pixel 10 Pro, including the 3a, 4a, 6a, 7a, 8a and 9 Pro XL variants.
When should I install my Mexico eSIM?
Install before you fly. The days start counting when you enable the Maya eSIM in phone settings, and a billing day is 24 hours from that moment. Plans run for 3, 7, 14 or 30 days. If a plan is scheduled to activate on a future date, the order status shows “Activates…” with that date.
What happens when my 14-day plan ends?
It ends. Every plan is a one-time purchase, and with Auto Top-Up off, nothing more is charged unless Auto Top-Up is on. Auto Top-Up is opt-in and off by default, and you can turn it off any time from My eSIM.
How do refunds work if my eSIM doesn’t connect in Mexico?
You get a full refund when no data has been used and you request it within 30 days of buying. If the eSIM can’t be installed because the device is incompatible or carrier-locked, you get a full refund less payment processing fees, on the same terms. Any other situation gets no refund, including a trip cancelled once the plan is active and data has been consumed.
What does unlimited mean on a 14-day Mexico plan?
Unlimited data with a daily high-speed allowance, the Daily Quota, at up to 4G LTE or 5G where local networks offer it. After you use it, data continues at standard speed for the rest of the day, and no speed is guaranteed. The allowance refreshes every 24 hours, counted from the activation date.
How does the same eSIM work for my next trip after Mexico?
Keep it. After the plan expires, the eSIM remains on the device for your next trip. For each trip you buy a new plan, with no reinstalling. One eSIM covers 165+ countries and works for every trip.
What plan do I need for a cruise that stops in Mexico?
The Global + Cruise plan, bought separately. Coverage spans 20+ cruise lines and 165+ countries, among them Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Line and Carnival Cruise Line. It’s priced on its own: USD 49.99 for 3 days, USD 109.99 for 7 days and USD 299.99 for 30 days.
Maya gives you one eSIM for 165+ countries, installed once, with unlimited data and a daily high-speed allowance on every trip.
