Zone 1 (Europe) and Zone 2 (Europe + USA) share one price, from $1.10 a month. The same eSIM reaches the rest of the world through Zones 3 to 7. You choose the zone in the portal when you activate, and can move up later over the air.
Zones are cumulative: every zone includes all the networks of the zones below it. You choose the zone in the portal when you activate an eSIM, and you can move up later over the air, with no SIM swap.
Plans from $1.10/month. Same price in both zones. See plans & pricing →
The EU, the UK, Norway, Switzerland and Iceland, plus a few partner networks outside Europe such as Australia and Türkiye. Where a country also has networks in higher zones, the map shows exactly which ones Zone 1 reaches.
Everything in Zone 1, plus the USA on AT&T and T-Mobile (Verizon optional, +$1.00/mo).
Same eSIM, wider footprint. Choose these zones in the portal, where you see the price before you pay.
Everything in Zones 1–2, plus Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico, much of Latin America, and major Asian markets such as China, Singapore and South Korea.
Everything in Zones 1–3, plus Japan, New Zealand, Argentina, Peru, Indonesia, Taiwan and much of Africa.
Everything in Zones 1–4, plus Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Algeria, Bolivia and most of the Caribbean.
Everything in Zones 1–5, plus India, Greenland, Angola, Mozambique, Tanzania and others.
The complete EdgeUplink footprint: every partner network in every country we reach, including Guam, the Maldives and Myanmar.
Country and network counts are derived from live network data. Exact MCC/MNC pairs available on the developer portal.
Hover or tap any country to see its partner networks, each network's zone, and supported radio technologies. Filter by the radio your device uses — LTE-M and NB-IoT footprints differ sharply from 2G/3G/4G. The same data drives the API — anything you see here, you can query programmatically per ICCID.
Coverage within a country depends on each network's own footprint. Network data as of ….
EdgeUplink eSIMs are GSMA SGP.22-compliant programmable eUICC chips — not a SIM in a different physical form factor. They hold multiple operator profiles and switch credentials over the air.
Every eSIM reports back to the iMatrix Cloud console with per-device telemetry. Identify top data-usage devices, drill into traffic per country, surface the top applications or protocols in flight, and break down volume per individual SIM.
Identify the SIMs consuming the most data. Surface anomalies before they become surprise bills.
Break down consumption by the country your devices are connected from. Spot cross-border trends.
What is the device actually sending? Identify chatty protocols, validate firmware behavior changes.
Drill into a single eSIM. Session history, signal strength, IMSI swaps, and lifetime data totals.
Coverage zones are a pricing structure, not a geographic limit. If your deployment hits a frontier market or a specific carrier we haven't named, ask — we add MNO routes regularly.
