LIVE FIRST-PARTY DATA · GR
Greece
$1.00 / per day
7 days$7.00
10 days$10.00
14 days$14.00
Travel Data Cost Index: live eSIM budgets for real trip lengths
A first-party planning index built around the numbers travellers actually need: current price per day, realistic trip totals and current network information.
What does this Travel Data Cost Index show?
It converts Roaming4You’s live day-based eSIM price into practical trip budgets for five priority destinations, then adds current network details from the same catalogue.
Priority destination briefs
Open a destination brief for a concise AI-friendly answer, a trip-cost ladder, current network facts and destination-specific buying guidance.
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LIVE FIRST-PARTY DATA · AU
Australia
$1.20 / per day
7 days$8.40
10 days$12.00
14 days$16.80
LIVE FIRST-PARTY DATA · JP
Japan
$1.20 / per day
7 days$8.40
10 days$12.00
14 days$16.80
LIVE FIRST-PARTY DATA · ID
Indonesia
$1.50 / per day
7 days$10.50
10 days$15.00
14 days$21.00
LIVE FIRST-PARTY DATA · TH
Thailand
$1.20 / per day
7 days$8.40
10 days$12.00
14 days$16.80
What you can answer from this index
What is the current eSIM budget for a one-week trip?
How does the cost change for 10 or 14 days?
Which destinations currently offer an Unlimited option?
Which networks are currently listed?
A different lens from a provider price comparison
This index does not copy a competitor-comparison table. It focuses on first-party, live Roaming4You product facts and converts the daily rate into common trip lengths. That keeps the page useful when a traveller asks “what should I budget?” rather than “which provider is cheapest today?”.
How to read the numbers
The daily rate is the current catalogue value. Multi-day totals are simple calculations from that live rate and are shown as planning figures before checkout. The plan is presented around trip duration, live price and current network information, while final availability and plan conditions remain on the product page.
Built for freshness, not timeless price claims
Prices and network information can change. Every destination brief reads Roaming4You’s current catalogue when the page loads. If an eligible Unlimited plan is not available, the brief switches to a safe noindex state instead of publishing a stale commercial answer.