A travel eSIM shop that does not want your data
SimBear exists because every eSIM app we tried wanted an account, an email, a phone number and a pile of tracking scripts to sell us two gigabytes of data. That is a lot of surveillance for a SIM card.
What we sell
Prepaid mobile data for 205 countries and dozens of regional bundles, delivered as an eSIM you install by scanning a QR code. Fixed-data plans, day passes and unlimited plans, from $0.45.
We are an aggregator, not a carrier. For every destination we carry plans from more than one wholesale carrier, put them on one page, and show the cheapest first. When two carriers offer the same size and validity you see both and pick by price and network. That is the whole trick, and it is why a plan here is often cheaper than the same plan bought from a single-carrier app.
Where the profile physically comes from is not part of the pitch. What we promise is the price, the network, and that nothing about you comes with the purchase.
How privacy is built in
No account to create. You pick a plan and pay. An anonymous login key, a random string, is generated for you and printed in the PDF with the eSIM. It is the only way back in, by design: there is no email to reset with because there is no email.
No logs, no trackers. The web server keeps no access logs. There are no analytics, no advertising pixels and no third-party scripts. A visitor who only browses is never given a cookie, and we do not record when anyone was last active.
Works without JavaScript. The entire shop, checkout included, runs with scripts off. A site that only works when you trust its scripts is asking for something.
Tor and I2P. The site is mirrored on a .onion and an I2P address, linked in the footer, for people who would rather not show an IP at all.
Our own payment rails. Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin, Ethereum, BNB, Tron, USDT and USDC are processed on nodes and invoicing we run ourselves. No payment company sees your order. Cards are accepted too, with 3-D Secure, for people who do not hold crypto.
What we still store. The plan, the payment record, and the profile identifiers we need to show you usage and support you. Nothing that identifies a person. And an eSIM is still a SIM: the local network sees your device the way it sees every phone, which no seller can change.
Who runs it
SimBear is operated by Avalanche Systems Inc., a Canadian company in Montreal, Quebec. The same team runs Servury, an anonymous VPS host built on the same principles, since 2024.
4388 Rue Saint-Denis, Suite 200 #741, Montreal, QC H2J 2L1, Canada
Contact
Support tickets from your dashboard, identified by your login key. Email contact@simbear.io for anything else.
We answer with the same information we ask for: none.