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This is Saily's monthly referral code Megathread, which will be updated every month! This thread is dedicated to sharing referral codes for Saily users. 

How it works

• Post your referral code here in the comments.
• Browse and use other users' codes if you're new to Saily eSIM and looking to get started.

Important guidelines

1. One code per user. Please post your referral code only once per month to keep the thread clean and fair for everyone.
2. No promotions or spam. This thread is only for referral codes. Any unrelated promotion or spam will be removed.

Happy saving and safe travels! 🌍

Hi!

I was thinking about getting Saily for 30days and unlimited data.

Does it work well in China?

Will I need a VPN to access Whatsapp, Instagram, Gmail etc?

Hey everyone,

We’ve just rolled out a new Coverage Map for Mexico on the web. Coverage in Mexico can be a bit tricky in some areas, so this update is part of our effort to make it easier to understand where service is strongest and improve the overall user experience.

We’d love to hear your thoughts: If we build the next coverage map, which country would you want to see most? And why?

Your feedback helps us prioritize where to improve next!

Thanks!

I was actually pretty excited to use saily as it seemed like a really easy way to get an eSIM without the hassle of doing research on which eSIM at the airport isn’t a scam.

The first three days of my thirty day plan, it worked great. I connected to Vodafone in Germany and sent a few texts. Once I left Munich, I was unable to use my phone. No service, SOS, and searching… all came up where the 5G network should be. After three days, I checked in with another friend who was using saily. Her phone worked great. So I contacted customer service. After responding to an AI chatbot for five minutes, I was transferred to an agent who asked me to do the same steps that the AI chatbot asked me to do. When those didn’t work, he transferred me to another agent who asked me to do the exact same steps. I requested a refund from this second agent. He transferred me back to the first agent who told me that I had used 7% of my data and was ineligible for a refund. This was impossible. I was at 9.62 gb remaining the last day I was able to use saily. When I checked today, it was 9.3gb remaining. Conveniently at the threshold where refunds were no longer accepted. The first agent told me I could get a refund anyway. When I said that would be fine, he immediately canceled my service. When i asked if he did, he sent a boilerplate response about how once a refund is requested, service would be disconnected. He sent this after I accepted a refund. This was the worst experience with customer service I’ve ever had. Neither Opal nor Douglas were helpful at all, and have ensured that I never use saily again. I recommend no one reading this post does either. Can someone recommend an eSIM from a company that doesn’t suck?

I used a Saily eSIM on my last trip to Mexico and for the most part it worked well. I purchased the unlimited plan for 5 days with the high speed limit of 5gb per day before throttling kicks in. I am about to make another trip to Mexico and want to purchase the same plan again but the top up in the app now says the daily limit before throttling is 3gb. I pulled up the Saily site on my browser and it says the daily limit is 5gb before throttling. So which is it? 2gb daily makes a world of difference when you are depending on your phone during travel. Should I sign up again via web or just top up via the app and expect it to be 5gb daily. I don’t want to cheat myself out of usage and if it truly is 3gb a day. I have found other eSIMs that offer up to 5-10gb a day before throttling and will give them a try if I can’t get an answer to this Saily discrepancy. But I’m a creature of habit and like to stick with things that just work if possible.

Hi everyone,

The earthquakes in Venezuela have caused widespread destruction. Rescue teams are arriving, families are searching for loved ones, and many people in the hardest-hit areas are dealing with disrupted communications.

To help in a small way, we’re offering 1GB of free mobile data through Saily for anyone in Venezuela who needs temporary connectivity to contact family or friends, check emergency updates, or coordinate help.

If you’re affected, you can redeem the Venezuela plan with this code: SupportVenezuela

Stay safe. Our thoughts are with everyone affected and with the people working on rescue and recovery efforts. 🙏

Hi everyone!

We're expanding beyond regular travel eSIMs and now offer dedicated cruise plans.

What's interesting is that the connectivity is powered by satellite, so the idea is to stay connected at sea without having to rely entirely on the cruise ship's Wi-Fi packages. As long as the ship is at least 12 nautical miles from the coast, the Saily app automatically connects your device to a satellite network.

The plans work on 200+ cruise ships across major operators, including Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, Carnival, Princess, Holland America, Norwegian Cruise Line, MSC Cruises, Disney Cruise Line, Virgin Voyages, Cunard, and P&O Cruises.

If you've ever gone on a cruise, you probably know how expensive onboard internet can get.

Curious if anyone here has experience using eSIM-based connectivity on cruises. Do you usually buy the ship's Wi-Fi package, go offline for a few days, or look for alternatives?