eSIM provider
Airalo: Is There a Free Trial?
Airalo has no general free trial. It ended the open offer in 2025, and the remaining welcome credit of roughly 200 MB to 300 MB is now a Mastercard cardholder benefit.
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- Free data
- No general free trial
- Trial duration
- Not applicable
- Supported countries
- Not applicable
- Who can claim
- Mastercard cardholders only
- Payment card
- Not applicable
Pros
- One of the widest destination lists in the category on paid plans.
- Eligible Mastercard cardholders can still claim a small welcome credit.
Cons
- No free trial that an ordinary new customer can claim.
- The remaining credit is roughly 200 MB to 300 MB for about 3 days.
- Eligibility depends on your bank card rather than on signing up.
Key details
- Free data amount
- No general free trial
- Trial duration
- Not applicable
- Supported countries
- Not applicable
- Who can claim it
- Mastercard cardholders only
- Payment card required
- Not applicable
- App or account required
- App and account required
- What happens after
- Not applicable
Checked 15 September 2026.
Coverage
Airalo publishes one of the widest destination lists on its paid plans.
Destination lists change and regional plans differ from country plans, so check yours against Airalo’s own coverage page before you install anything.
Our verdict
Widely recommended as a free trial and no longer one. If you are here because a roundup said Airalo gives away data, that changed in 2025. Testing Airalo now means buying its smallest plan, unless you hold an eligible Mastercard.
The catch: Airalo ended its open free trial in 2025. The welcome credit of roughly 200 MB to 300 MB for about 3 days is now a Mastercard cardholder benefit rather than an offer anyone can claim.
