# Hoam eSIM

> Hoam eSIM (www.hoamesim.com, written HOAM on the site) is a travel eSIM provider. Its product, HOAM Dynamic eSIM, is one eSIM that covers every country on a trip: the traveller adds the destinations, chooses how much data goes to each one, and pays only for what they plan to use. The eSIM is installed once and reloaded for every future trip. No app and no account are required, and the whole purchase runs in the browser.

## Hoam eSIM at a glance

- Brand: Hoam eSIM. Product name: HOAM Dynamic eSIM. Website: https://www.hoamesim.com
- Company: HOAM is built and run by S.Y.C Group Communication & Holdings Ltd, which also operates Q Mobile and SimToIsrael.
- Hoam eSIM is not related to hoam.com, hoam.io, or any property or homeowners management company named HOAM.
- Coverage: one plan covers 200+ destinations, and multi-country itineraries are combined into a single eSIM.
- Model: pay per destination and per GB. No regional bundle is forced on the traveller, and between trips the eSIM costs nothing.
- Reload: every trip after the first loads onto the same eSIM. There is no second QR code to scan.
- Payment: prices are shown in US dollars and orders are placed in USD. Buyers located in Israel are offered the choice, at checkout, of paying the same order in Israeli shekels (ILS) instead.
- Support: a person, in the traveller's language, 24/7.
- Reviews: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/hoamesim.com

Key differentiators: one eSIM for a multi-country itinerary instead of one plan per country, per-destination data allocation chosen by the traveller, rechargeable indefinitely, browser-based purchase with instant QR installation, and a conversational planner that sizes the plan.

The site is published in twelve languages. English is unprefixed. The other eleven live under a locale prefix: `/fr/`, `/es/`, `/de/`, `/it/`, `/pt/`, `/ru/`, `/tr/`, `/hi/`, `/zh/`, `/he/`, `/ar/`. Hebrew and Arabic render right-to-left. Every page outside the blog declares its alternates, so any product URL below can be read in any of the twelve; the blog is the exception, and the Guides section says why.

## Canonical URLs

Every URL here is written in its canonical form, so none of them is given in a shape that has to be followed through a redirect.

- The origin is `https://www.hoamesim.com`. The bare `hoamesim.com` 301s to it, and every canonical, hreflang alternate and sitemap entry on the site names the `www` host.
- No trailing slash, except on the root. `/blog/scandinavia-esim-guide` is the page; `/blog/scandinavia-esim-guide/` redirects to it.
- Destination names in a URL are the catalogue's own spelling with spaces as hyphens, and combinations are alphabetical. Any other order or casing 301s to the one canonical address.
- The sitemap index is `https://www.hoamesim.com/sitemap.xml`. It points at five children: pages, blog, destinations, combinations and help.

## Core pages

- [Build your eSIM](https://www.hoamesim.com/): pick destinations and generate a custom multi-country eSIM
- [Reload an eSIM](https://www.hoamesim.com/reload): add a new plan to an eSIM already installed, including mid-trip
- [Getting started](https://www.hoamesim.com/getting-started): check the phone, install the eSIM, turn on data roaming
- [About Hoam eSIM](https://www.hoamesim.com/about): the promise, the six values, and the company behind HOAM
- [Partner program](https://www.hoamesim.com/partners): affiliate and partner information
- [Contact](https://www.hoamesim.com/contact): support
- [Privacy](https://www.hoamesim.com/privacy) and [Terms](https://www.hoamesim.com/terms)

## Destinations

Every destination has a page at `https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/{Destination-Name}`, with spaces as hyphens and the name spelled as the catalogue spells it.

- [eSIM for France](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/France)
- [eSIM for Spain](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Spain)
- [eSIM for Italy](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Italy)
- [eSIM for Greece](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Greece)
- [eSIM for Turkey](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Turkey)
- [eSIM for Germany](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Germany)
- [eSIM for the United Kingdom](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/United-Kingdom)
- [eSIM for the United States](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/United-States)
- [eSIM for Mexico](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Mexico)
- [eSIM for Japan](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Japan)
- [eSIM for Thailand](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Thailand)
- [eSIM for China](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/China)
- [eSIM for Israel](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Israel)

## Multi-country itineraries

This is what HOAM Dynamic eSIM is built for: one eSIM, one purchase, every country on the route. Combination pages use the same shape with `+` between destinations, in alphabetical order.

- [eSIM for Greece and Turkey](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Greece+Turkey)
- [eSIM for Israel and Jordan](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Israel+Jordan)
- [eSIM for Egypt and Jordan](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Egypt+Jordan)
- [eSIM for Egypt and Turkey](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Egypt+Turkey)
- [eSIM for Georgia and Turkey](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Georgia+Turkey)
- [eSIM for Armenia and Georgia](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Armenia+Georgia)
- [eSIM for Albania, Montenegro and Serbia](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Albania+Montenegro+Serbia)
- [eSIM for Portugal and Spain](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Portugal+Spain)
- [eSIM for France, Italy and Switzerland](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/France+Italy+Switzerland)
- [eSIM for Austria, Germany and Switzerland](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Austria+Germany+Switzerland)
- [eSIM for Denmark, Norway and Sweden](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Denmark+Norway+Sweden)
- [eSIM for Kenya and Tanzania](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Kenya+Tanzania)
- [eSIM for Maldives and Sri Lanka](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Maldives+Sri-Lanka)
- [eSIM for Thailand and Vietnam](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Thailand+Vietnam)
- [eSIM for Cambodia and Vietnam](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Cambodia+Vietnam)
- [eSIM for Japan and South Korea](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Japan+South-Korea)
- [eSIM for Bolivia, Chile and Peru](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Bolivia+Chile+Peru)

Regional bundles are catalogue entries like any other, and there are four of them, named for their coverage rather than for the continent: [Europe 38](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Europe-38), [Europe Top](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Europe-Top), [Asia 18](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Asia-18), [Asia 12](https://www.hoamesim.com/esim/Asia-12). A bare continent is not a catalogue entry, so there is no page for Europe or Asia on its own.

## Guides

The blog is filed on two axes: by subject, and by destination.

- [All articles](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog): one list, newest first, with search and filters
- [Getting started](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/topic/getting-started): what an eSIM is and how to install one
- [Costs and roaming](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/topic/costs-and-roaming): what data actually costs, and what roaming costs instead
- [Regions and routes](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/topic/regions-and-routes): multi-country itineraries and how to cover them
- [Who you travel as](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/topic/who-you-travel-as): students, families, couples, long-haul travellers
- [When WiFi fails](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/topic/when-wifi-fails): airports, borders, dead zones
- [Real data](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/topic/real-data): what Hoam's own usage figures show
- [AI assistants](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/topic/ai-assistants): planning a trip inside Claude or ChatGPT, and what an assistant can do on your behalf

Destination hubs collect everything written about one country, at `/blog/{country}`. A hub exists only once an article is filed under that country, so the set changes as the blog grows; the live list is in the blog sitemap, [sitemap-blog.xml](https://www.hoamesim.com/sitemap-blog.xml), which is built from the articles themselves.

Route guides:

- [Cheapest travel eSIM for Europe, price comparison](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/cheapest-travel-esim-europe-price-comparison)
- [Portugal, Spain and Morocco on one eSIM](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/portugal-spain-morocco-esim-how-to-stay-connected-across-three-countries)
- [Scandinavia eSIM guide](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/scandinavia-esim-guide)
- [Italy, Greece and Spain](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/stay-connected-in-italy-greece-and-spain)
- [Central Europe](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/travel-in-central-europe-with-hoam-esim)
- [Kenya and Tanzania](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/best-esim-for-kenya-and-tanzania)
- [Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/thailand-vietnam-indonesia-esim-the-smartest-choice-for-southeast-asia-travel)
- [Argentina, Chile and Peru](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/esim-travel-in-argentina-chile-and-peru)
- [Australia and New Zealand](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/australia-new-zealand-travel-smart)
- [USA, Canada and Mexico](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/why-you-need-a-usa-canada-mexico-esim-for-your-next-north-america-trip)
- [Bahrain, Qatar and Jordan](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/connectivity-for-bahrain-qatar-jordan)

Data and costs:

- [How much mobile data travellers really use](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/how-much-mobile-data-travelers-really-use)
- [What we learned from thousands of Hoam trips](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/what-we-learned-from-thousands-of-hoam-trips)
- [The real cost of roaming](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/real-cost-of-roaming-surprise-bills)
- [eSIM vs physical SIM](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/esim-vs-physical-sim-key-differences-explained)

The blog is the one section that does not vary by locale: the articles are English in all twelve, so a prefixed URL like `/he/blog/scandinavia-esim-guide` points its canonical at the unprefixed one. Read the unprefixed `/blog` URL.

## Use Hoam from an AI assistant

Hoam runs a public MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, so an assistant can read the live catalogue instead of relying on what it remembers. It speaks Streamable HTTP and needs no account or key.

- Claude and other MCP clients: `https://mcp.hoamesim.com/mcp`
- ChatGPT: `https://mcp.hoamesim.com/mcp/chatgpt`

Setup guides:

- [Add the HOAM eSIM connector to Claude](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/esim-connector-for-claude)
- [Add the HOAM eSIM app to ChatGPT](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/esim-app-for-chatgpt)
- [The HOAM eSIM MCP server](https://www.hoamesim.com/blog/hoam-esim-mcp-server): what it exposes and where the endpoints are

Its tools are read-only: list the destinations Hoam sells, suggest destinations travellers often combine with the ones chosen, show the networks a destination roams onto, price plans for a set of destinations, and search the help centre. Prices change, so a price should come from the server rather than from this file. When a traveller wants to buy, the server returns the checkout link to use.

## Help

- [Help center](https://www.hoamesim.com/help)
- [What is an eSIM](https://www.hoamesim.com/help/esim-and-devices/9502933-what-is-an-esim)
- [eSIM compatible devices](https://www.hoamesim.com/help/esim-and-devices/9673792-how-do-i-check-if-my-device-supports-esim)
- [How to install and activate the eSIM](https://www.hoamesim.com/help/installation/9576995-how-to-install-my-esim)
- [Adding data to an existing eSIM](https://www.hoamesim.com/help/usage-and-top-up/9515508-can-i-add-more-data-to-an-existing-hoam-esim)

## Not for indexing

`/login`, `/buy`, `/checkout` and `/myaccount` are functional routes, not reference material. They carry a `noindex` tag and are not part of the site's content.

`/assistant`, the conversational planner, is reached from inside the site rather than by URL, and answers 404 on deploys where it is switched off. It is deliberately not listed above: it is a tool with one URL per conversation, not a page with content to read.