At a glance
Fixed local plans, preferably for 30 days. Any different validity period is shown with the price. A hotspot lets you share your phone’s internet connection with a device such as a laptop.
| Feature | HolySim | Saily |
|---|---|---|
| Network | Rogers Wireless · 5G where available (5–20 GB) | Network partners not named. |
| 5 GB | €12.99 · 30 days | €15.99 · 30 days |
| 10 GB | €19.99 · 30 days | €27.49 · 30 days |
| 20 GB | €29.99 · 30 days | €38.99 · 30 days |
| 50 GB | €39.99 · 30 days (Different product terms from 5–20 GB) | Not offered as a fixed local plan |
| Hotspot | 5–20 GB: allowed. Not verified for 50 GB. | Sharing allowed; usage is deducted from your data allowance. |
| Validity starts | 5–20 GB: first connection. Not documented for 50 GB. | Automatically at the destination; after 180 days the plan starts even without travel. |
| Top-ups | 5–20 GB: top up through My eSIM. Not documented for 50 GB. | New plan on the same eSIM; automatic top-ups are optional. |
| Support | Email support in Dutch. | 24/7 chat support. |
All amounts are euro prices displayed by the provider, without a discount code. Promotions are marked. HolySim prices include VAT; possible payment or card fees at other providers have not been checked. A network name or 5G listing does not guarantee reception or speed at your location.
Where Saily is better
Saily permits internet sharing and can automatically buy a new plan when your data runs out. That clarity can be useful if you use a tablet while travelling.
The app offers 24/7 chat. Automatic follow-on purchases are charged at the full plan price; an earlier discount does not automatically continue.
Where HolySim is better
HolySim costs less at all three shared fixed allowances. The additional 50 GB option may suit a longer trip without planning two or three separate smaller purchases.
For 5 to 20 GB, HolySim names Rogers. Saily does not publish a network name on the country page checked; with HolySim you can assess a specific network partner for those smaller plans in advance.
Which should you choose?
Choose Saily if…
Choose Saily if explicitly permitted sharing, automatic top-ups and in-app chat are worth the extra cost to you. The country page does not establish which network you will use.
Choose HolySim if…
Choose HolySim if price and a named network partner matter more at 5 to 20 GB. At 50 GB, ask about that product’s own terms.
Where these figures come from
We checked the published plans and terms on 16 September 2026. HolySim prices come from our own catalog. Saily prices come from its official range for Canada. We compare local plans; regional and worldwide alternatives are outside the table’s scope.
The 50 GB plan is a different product from the 5, 10 and 20 GB plans. Its network and activation timing are absent from the published product data; do not apply the Rogers terms to this plan.
HolySim confirmed hotspot support for the compared eSIM Access plans on 16 September 2026.
Automatic top-ups use the full price, even if your first plan was discounted. The compared prices cover data; a phone number and calling plan are separate options.
- HolySim · plans for Canada. Consulted on 16 September 2026.
- HolySim · contact and support. Consulted on 16 September 2026.
- Saily · plans for Canada. Consulted on 16 September 2026.
- Saily · top-ups. Consulted on 16 September 2026.
This comparison is published by HolySim, which sells eSIMs itself. We use provider information and have not carried out our own speed or reception measurements. We review the comparison monthly. The prices shown are a snapshot; the price at purchase may differ.
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