What a 10GB month costs in Bali
Same plan, same duration, five sellers. USD, checked 31 August 2026.
Holafly sells no fixed-data plans anywhere — its 30-day unlimited plan is $73.90, which is a different product and so is not plotted on the same scale.
Nomad
For a typical two-week Bali trip, Nomad's 10GB/30 days at $19 or Saily's at $21.99 covers most people. Holafly's $50.50 for 15 days only makes sense if you genuinely cannot estimate your usage — and its 1GB/day hotspot cap makes it a poor choice if you're working from the villa.
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Prices in US dollars, read off each provider’s own page. Where we could not confirm a price, we say so rather than estimate.
| Provider | Fixed data plans (USD) | Unlimited (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Saily | 1GB/7d $4.79 · 3GB/30d $8.99 · 5GB/30d $13.99 · 10GB/30d $21.99 · 20GB/30d $35.99 | 30d $48.99 5–30 days selectable, $48.99 |
| Airalo | 1GB/3d $4 · 3GB/3d $8 5GB and above could not be verified — the aggregator returned ranges only, and we don't publish estimates. | 3d $11 · 5d $19 · 7d $27 · 10d $34 · 15d $48 · 30d $69 |
| Nomad | 1GB/7d $4 · 3GB/30d $8 · 5GB/30d $12 · 10GB/30d $19 · 20GB/45d $33 · 50GB/45d $41 | 5d $18 · 10d $33 |
| Ubigi | 10GB/30d $16 Other Ubigi Indonesia plans appeared in search-result titles but we could not open the product pages to confirm them, so they are not listed. | Not verified |
| Holafly | No fixed-data plans — unlimited only | 3d $11.90 · 5d $20.50 · 7d $27.50 · 10d $36.50 · 15d $50.50 · 30d $73.90 |
Before you choose on price
The unlimited plans above are not unlimited. Here is what each one gives you at full speed.
| Provider | Full speed until | Then throttled to | Hotspot | Phone number |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saily | 5GB/day | 1 Mbps | Unlimited | Optional paid add-on |
| Airalo | 3GB/day | 1 Mbps | Unlimited | On some Data, Voice & Text packages and Discover+ |
| Holafly | ~2–3GB/day per third-party analysis; Holafly publishes no figure | 256–1024 kbps | 1GB/day | Never |
| Nomad | 2GB/day | 512 kbps | Supported | Thailand 50GB plan only, per review; otherwise unclear |
| Ubigi | No unlimited plan in several markets | n/a | Unlimited | Never — data only, no SMS |
Which network you actually roam onto
An eSIM is a roaming agreement with a local carrier. In Bali, that means:
| Provider | Local network |
|---|---|
| Holafly | XL (Excelcom) and Telkomsel |
| Saily | Telkomsel |
| Nomad | Telkomsel |
| Airalo | Conflicting — Airalo names 3 (Hutchison); esimdb lists XL Axiata or Indosat. Likely varies by package. |
| Ubigi | Not disclosed |
When Australians go to Bali
The most seasonally stable destination Australians travel to — never below 100,000 trips in any month, and a peak-to-trough ratio of just 1.7x. Peaks track Australian school holidays in October, July and April rather than Balinese weather.