Who is behind the picks

About this site

One researcher, 14 countries, no operator affiliation. This page says who runs it and what keeps the tables honest.

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Where the comparison gets written

What this is. A single-purpose guide to getting online in Asia. No hotel widgets, no flight affiliate boxes, one question answered properly: which eSIM fits the route you are actually flying. It covers 14 countries in detail and the regional plans that stitch them together.

Why a hub and not one site per country. Because the honest answer to "which eSIM for Asia" changes at every border. GigSky is the best value in Japan and Thailand and a bad idea in Singapore, Taiwan and the Philippines. A page that names one winner for a continent is selling something.

Who runs it. An independent researcher who builds travel-connectivity guides. Not a mobile operator, not owned by or affiliated with any provider on these pages. The methodology page shows exactly how the picks are ordered, commissions included.

Why trust a site with affiliate links? Do not, on our word. Check the receipts. Every price carries the date it was verified. Three providers appear in our tables unlinked because they are not in our programs, and in several countries they are the cheapest option on the page. On the Japan page we say that Ubigi has better network access than the provider we earn from. On Taiwan, Singapore and the Philippines we tell you not to buy one of our own partners. A site optimising for commission would do none of that.

Write to us. Corrections, stale prices, or a network experience that contradicts ours: contact page. Verified corrections ship fast, because every table on the site is generated from one dated fact file.

Sources & freshness: Related: how we test ยท the main comparison. Last revised August 2026.