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Switzerland Unlimited
Switzerland Unlimited eSIM – Daily Data with Endless Backup
Batch-uploading drone footage from a ridge above Zermatt while your hiking group waits — that cloud sync cannot pause for hotel wifi six hours away. The eSIMno Switzerland Unlimited plan gives you 1 GB of high-speed data every day, then drops to 128 Kbps instead of cutting you off. Honest limits, honest backup, no nasty surprises mid-upload.
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Unlimited data for your trip of 3 days
Swiss Net Unlimited
PLAN TYPE UNLIMITED
COVERAGE Switzerland
DATA Unlimited
VALIDITY 1 Day
PRICE $5.90
Swiss Net Unlimited
PLAN TYPE UNLIMITED
COVERAGE Switzerland
DATA Unlimited
VALIDITY 3 Day
PRICE $13.90
Swiss Net Unlimited
PLAN TYPE UNLIMITED
COVERAGE Switzerland
DATA Unlimited
VALIDITY 5 Day
PRICE $19.90
Swiss Net Unlimited
PLAN TYPE UNLIMITED
COVERAGE Switzerland
DATA Unlimited
VALIDITY 7 Day
PRICE $24.90
1 GB of high-speed data every day. Once it is used the speed drops to 128 Kbps, but your connection is never cut off. Data only — no phone number. These lines cannot be refilled — when the validity ends the line is closed.
NETWORK: Salt & Sunrise Depending on the plan you choose, you'll connect to one or more of these networks.
Quick Facts
- Plan Type
- Unlimited data (fair use)
- Coverage
- Switzerland
- Validity
- 1, 3, 5, or 7 days
- Networks
- Salt, Sunrise
- Daily High-Speed Quota
- 1 GB, then 128 Kbps
- Activation
- Scan QR code, enable data roaming
- Top-up
- Not available
- Phone Number
- None (data only)
How to Get Your eSIM
- Purchase and receive your QR code
Select the validity that matches your trip. Your eSIM QR code arrives by email within minutes. - Scan and install before departure
Open your device settings, add the eSIM by scanning the QR code, and label it for easy identification. Install while you still have wifi. - Activate when you land in Switzerland
Enable data roaming on your new eSIM line. The plan starts when the network first connects, so wait until arrival to switch it on. - Monitor your daily usage
Your 1 GB high-speed quota resets at 00:00 UTC each day. After that gigabyte, you stay connected at 128 Kbps until the next reset.
How the Unlimited Plan Works
Each day of your plan, you receive 1 GB of high-speed data on the Salt or Sunrise network. Use it for uploads, navigation, video calls — whatever you need. Once you exhaust that gigabyte, your speed drops to 128 Kbps for the remainder of the day. The connection stays active; only the speed changes.
At 00:00 UTC, your high-speed allowance resets and you have another full gigabyte. That is a fixed moment in UTC, not midnight where you are, so check your phone's UTC offset if you plan around it.
Be realistic about 128 Kbps. It handles Google Maps directions, WhatsApp messages, and basic email without trouble. It does not support video streaming, large downloads, or VoIP calls. This slowdown is the trade-off that lets the plan stay unlimited — your line never cuts off, but heavy use after the quota means patience.
Stay Connected in the Swiss Peaks
Is This Plan Right for You?
The Switzerland Unlimited plan fits travellers who value always-on connectivity over raw speed. If you upload photos and video throughout the day and can accept slower transfers after 1 GB, this plan keeps you online without rationing. It suits backup-conscious users who hate seeing a zero balance and scrambling for public wifi. Hikers, content creators, and remote workers who tether occasionally will find the daily reset reliable.
This plan does not fit everyone. If you stream video for hours, join lengthy video conferences, or need to make voice calls over your data line, the 128 Kbps fallback will frustrate you — and there is no phone number at all. If your trip exceeds 7 days, the maximum validity here, you should explore the Switzerland for standard data bundles with longer terms. And if you need calls and SMS with a working Swiss number, the Switzerland Voice is the product you actually want.
Traveler Tips
- Set your large uploads to start early in the day while you have full-speed data — let smaller syncs trickle through on 128 Kbps later.
- Download offline maps for Swiss hiking trails before you leave wifi; at reduced speed, map tiles load slowly in remote valleys.
- The plan cannot be refilled. If you run out of validity mid-trip, you must purchase a new eSIM entirely.
- Keep your home SIM installed but disabled for data — you can still receive SMS verifications for banking apps over wifi.
- 128 Kbps works well for messaging and email attachments under 1 MB; queue anything larger for your next high-speed window.
- Install and test the eSIM before boarding your flight to Switzerland — troubleshooting is easier with your home wifi still available.
Compare Connectivity Options for Switzerland
 Recommended | Local SIM / Operator | Roaming | |
|---|---|---|---|
| FEATURES | |||
| Setup time | Few minutes | ESIM online, but a physical SIM only in a shop | Auto |
| No local ID needed | Online checkout | Local ID required | Use home account |
| Speed | 4G/LTE on Salt and Sunrise; 5G in some areas | One network, limited to 50 Mbit/s | Partner-dependent |
| Travel support | English support 24/7 | Operator shops and call centre | Home carrier hours |
| Keep home number | Dual SIM | Replaces it | Same number |
| Cost predictability | Fixed price | One flat price for a fixed number of days | Bill-shock risk |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Your connection continues at 128 Kbps until the next reset at 00:00 UTC. You are never cut off — only slowed down. At that speed you can use maps, send messages, and check email, but video streaming and VoIP calls will not work reliably.
No. The Switzerland Unlimited eSIM cannot be refilled or extended. When your selected validity ends, the line closes. If you need more days, you will need to purchase a new eSIM.
Yes, for lightweight tasks. Navigation apps, text-based messaging, and email work fine. Photo uploads will be slow but will complete. Video calls, streaming, and large downloads are not practical at this speed — plan those for your high-speed window.
No. This is a data-only eSIM with no phone number, no voice calls, and no SMS capability. If you need to make calls or receive texts, consider a voice plan instead.
Your 1 GB high-speed quota resets at 00:00 UTC each day. That is a fixed moment in UTC, not midnight where you are, so check your phone's UTC offset if you plan around it.
The longest Switzerland Unlimited plan is 7 days. For extended trips, a standard Switzerland data bundle with longer validity is a better choice. You can also purchase a second Unlimited eSIM, but each requires a fresh installation.
The Switzerland Unlimited eSIM delivers 1 GB of high-speed data each day on the Salt and Sunrise networks. Once you use that gigabyte, the connection slows to 128 Kbps for the rest of the day — but it never disconnects. At 00:00 UTC, your high-speed allowance resets; that is a fixed moment in UTC, not midnight where you are, so check your phone's UTC offset if you plan around it. This is a data-only line: there is no phone number, no voice calls, and no SMS.
This plan suits travellers who need guaranteed connectivity more than guaranteed speed. If you upload large files throughout the day and can tolerate slower syncs after the first gigabyte, the unlimited backup keeps you online when a capped plan would leave you searching for wifi. However, if you stream video constantly or need to make voice calls, this is not the right product. The 128 Kbps fallback handles maps, messaging, and email — not HD video or VoIP.
Practical limits apply. The line cannot be refilled or topped up; when your validity ends, the eSIM closes and you purchase a new one. The longest available plan is 7 days. For trips beyond a week, a standard data bundle with higher capacity and longer validity will serve you better. Every day you hold the plan, you receive the same 1 GB allowance — the quota does not roll over, and it does not accumulate.
