Choose the destination set
Pick the markets your customers actually travel to. A single-country bundle, a regional bundle or a multi-region bundle each price differently, because the rate is drawn from the most expensive market in the set.
Every country we can activate today, the network partners behind each market, and the lowest indicative partner rate per GB — published openly rather than hidden behind a sales call.
Rendered from the rate data itself: the entry rate for the region, how many countries and network partners sit behind it, and the technologies those partners run.
Search by country, Chinese name or network partner, or filter to a single region. The rate shown is the lowest indicative partner rate for that country, in HKD per GB.
| Country | Region | Networks | Technology | Indicative rate | Network partners |
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The figure shown against a country is the lowest indicative partner rate across all of the listed network partners for that country, in HKD per GB. It is a floor, not an average, and not a retail price.
Rates are set per country and per network partner, and the technology tier behind them varies by market. Two partners in the same country can sit on different technologies and different rates — a 5G partner and a 3G partner are not interchangeable products, even though both appear under one country row.
The technology badges show what is available in the market, not what every partner runs. Where a market shows 3G only, the wholesale cost of moving that market to 4G or 5G is a commercial conversation, not a setting.
The full per-network rate card is released under NDA after partner verification. That card breaks the country figure into each individual network partner, with the rate, the technology tier and the available bundle sizes for each.
Volume tiers reduce the per-unit SIM price as order quantity grows, from HK$5 per card at 500–4,999 pcs down to HK$3 at 20,000+ pcs. 30 days' written notice is given before any cost or offer change.
These figures are indicative, published for orientation only. A binding quotation is issued after network availability and volume pricing are confirmed. Rates move with wholesale cost, currency and local network conditions, so nothing on this page is an offer capable of acceptance.
Most wholesale eSIM pricing is only revealed after a sales call. Publishing the floor lets you sanity-check whether a market is viable for your product before either side spends time on it.
If a market looks expensive at the floor rate, the honest answer is usually that it is expensive — not that a discount is waiting.
Three decisions turn a wholesale rate into something your customer can buy. All three are yours to make.
Pick the markets your customers actually travel to. A single-country bundle, a regional bundle or a multi-region bundle each price differently, because the rate is drawn from the most expensive market in the set.
Standard sizes are 1, 3, 5, 10, 20 and 50 GB. Data cost is simply the per-GB rate multiplied by the size, so a bigger bundle carries a bigger absolute cost but the same rate per GB.
The retail price is your decision, not ours. Add a physical SIM cost if you are shipping cards: HK$5, HK$4 or HK$3 per card depending on order quantity.
A 5 GB Singapore bundle costs HK$40 in data. If you sell it at HK$98, your gross margin before payment fees is HK$58. If you ship a physical card at the HK$5 tier, the same bundle costs HK$45 and the margin is HK$53.
A 5 GB Europe bundle at the HK$40 / GB regional rate costs HK$200 in data, so the retail price has to be materially higher — or the bundle smaller — for the same percentage margin.
We sell wholesale. What you charge your customer is entirely your commercial decision, and we do not compete with you on it.