Since 7 September 2026, a verified Roamzy account gets its first eSIM issued with about 100 MB of real data on us — no payment, no card, no code. This post is the reasoning, because a “free” anything invites the right kind of suspicion and you deserve to know what it is and what it is not.
What we saw
For four months we watched the same thing happen. People found us, read the rates, signed in, reached the page where the first top-up is paid in USDT or USDC — and left. Not because the price was wrong: the per-megabyte rates are published for all 193 countries and they are among the lowest anywhere. They left because the first thing we asked of them was money, for a service they had no way to test. A stablecoin invoice is a wall, and we had built it in front of the value instead of behind it.
Why we can do this and a package seller cannot
Roamzy bills per megabyte at the local rate. There are no bundles, so there is no such thing as a “small package” for us to give away — but there is such a thing as a small amount of data. Around 100 MB costs us cents. A provider that sells 5 GB / 30 days plans has nothing that small to offer, which is why their “trials” are discount codes on the same package. Ours is the product itself, at its real rate, on the real network, with a meter you can watch.
What it is
Sign in with Google or Telegram, and your first eSIM is issued right away with a real data credit worth about 100 MB at the catalog median (more in most of Europe, less in the handful of premium countries — the rate you see on each country page is the rate you get). Install it, connect, check the speed, watch the balance tick down by the megabyte. That is the whole point: see it work before you pay anything.
When the credit is used up the eSIM stays in your phone. Top up from $20 only if you want more; the balance never expires, so there is nothing to lose by waiting.
What it is not
- Not a promotion. There is no code, no deadline, no “first 500 users”. It is how the product is sold now.
- Not a lure. The rate on the trial is the rate afterwards. Nothing changes when you top up except the balance.
- Not repeatable. One per person — verified identity, not per account. We keep it honest for everyone by keeping it once for each of us.
- Not for anonymous agents. An AI agent buying over MCP starts anonymously with the normal $20 order path; when the human behind it claims the account, the trial is theirs on the dashboard.
Why trust is the product
An eSIM is only worth anything at the moment you land somewhere and need it to work. Asking for money before that moment asks for trust we have not earned yet. Giving the first 100 MB away is not generosity — it is the cheapest possible way to earn that trust honestly, on your phone, at the real rate. If it works, you will top up. If it does not, you should not have paid — and now you have not.
Ready? Get your first eSIM — it takes a Google or Telegram sign-in and a QR scan. Rates for every country are on the price list.