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Jetpac vs Holafly

Deciding between Jetpac and Holafly? Here is how they compare, point by point — and why SimbaSIM is the better pick than either: truly unlimited data that never stops, plus what neither of them gives you: unused days refunded.

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  • Full refund if it never connects
  • eSIM delivered in 1 minute
  • 24/7 support by chat
  • Secure checkout with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay

Why SimbaSIM beats both Jetpac and Holafly

  • Truly unlimited — your data never stops

    Every plan is unlimited data for its whole length, in all 136 destinations. No data packs to size, no top-ups to remember, no overage charges.

  • No app or account needed

    Bought on the website; the QR code arrives by email. No app, no account.

    Jetpac: You can buy on the website, but installation goes through the Jetpac app.

  • Add days to the same eSIM

    A new plan bought with the same email goes onto the eSIM you already have.

    Holafly: Top-ups are no longer offered; a longer trip needs a new eSIM.

  • Exact 3, 7 and 14-day plans

    The same three lengths in all 136 destinations.

    Jetpac: No unlimited plan for exactly 14 days in Japan, 14 days in Europe.

  • Refund if it never connects, even after installing

    Full refund if it will not install or never connects.

    Holafly: Case by case after activation, and only if reported during the trip.

  • Unused days refunded

    Unused days refunded within 30 days of purchase.

    Jetpac: No refund for unused data.

    Holafly: Activated eSIMs are handled case by case.

Jetpac vs Holafly vs SimbaSIM, side by side

From each brand’s own website, help pages and terms, checked 3 October 2026.

FeatureSimbaSIMJetpacHolafly
Every plan is unlimited dataYesNoAlso sells fixed-data packs you have to size.Yes
No app or account neededYesNoYou can buy on the website, but installation goes through the Jetpac app.Yes
Days start when you landYesYesYes
Add days to the same eSIMYesYesNoTop-ups are no longer offered; a longer trip needs a new eSIM.
Exact 3, 7 and 14-day plansYesNoNo unlimited plan for exactly 14 days in Japan, 14 days in Europe.Yes
Refund if it never connects, even after installingYesYesPartlyCase by case after activation, and only if reported during the trip.
Unused days refundedYesNoNo refund for unused data.NoActivated eSIMs are handled case by case.
24/7 chat without their appYesYesYes
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Jetpac or Holafly: which is better?

Jetpac

Best for budget travellers who are happy to manage their eSIM in an app.

Ahead of Holafly on

  • Add days to the same eSIM
  • Refund if it never connects, even after installing

Before you buy

  • The eSIM is installed through the Jetpac app.
  • Several prices are shown as promotions against much higher list prices.
  • Low-star reviews describe connections dropping despite showing signal, and slow email replies.

Refunds

No refund once installed, except for technical failures reported within 30 days. A money-back guarantee covers incompatible phones and failed connections on website purchases, with evidence.

Holafly

Best for travellers who want unlimited data at one simple price and can buy the exact number of days up front.

Ahead of Jetpac on

  • Every plan is unlimited data
  • No app or account needed
  • Exact 3, 7 and 14-day plans

Before you buy

  • No top-ups or extensions — a longer trip means buying and installing a second eSIM.
  • One price for every country, so destinations that cost less elsewhere — Thailand, the US — cost the same here.
  • Refunds for connection problems are only considered if you report them during the trip.

Refunds

Full refund within 6 months if the eSIM was never activated. After activation, case by case; connection problems must be reported before or during the trip, and a $3.50 fee can apply.

Or skip the trade-off: SimbaSIM

  • Truly unlimited data on every plan: 3, 7 or 14 days in 136 destinations
  • No app, no account — your eSIM is delivered in 1 minute
  • Days start when you land, and more days go onto the same eSIM
  • Full refund if it never connects; unused days refunded within 30 days
Choose your destination

Questions about Jetpac and Holafly

Is Jetpac better than Holafly?

Jetpac is ahead of Holafly on add days to the same eSIM; and refund if it never connects, even after installing. Holafly is ahead of Jetpac on every plan is unlimited data; no app or account needed; and exact 3, 7 and 14-day plans. Jetpac suits budget travellers who are happy to manage their eSIM in an app. Holafly suits travellers who want unlimited data at one simple price and can buy the exact number of days up front. If you want every box ticked — truly unlimited data, no app, a refund if it never connects — SimbaSIM is the better pick than either.

Do Jetpac and Holafly need an app?

You can buy on the website, but installation goes through the Jetpac app. Holafly can be used without its app. SimbaSIM needs no app and no account: you buy on the website and your eSIM is delivered by email in 1 minute.

What are Jetpac’s and Holafly’s refund policies?

Jetpac: No refund once installed, except for technical failures reported within 30 days. A money-back guarantee covers incompatible phones and failed connections on website purchases, with evidence. Holafly: Full refund within 6 months if the eSIM was never activated. After activation, case by case; connection problems must be reported before or during the trip, and a $3.50 fee can apply. SimbaSIM refunds in full if the eSIM will not install or never connects — even after you have installed it — and refunds unused days within 30 days of purchase.

Is there a better alternative to Jetpac and Holafly?

SimbaSIM. Every plan is truly unlimited data, and it gives you what neither Jetpac nor Holafly does: unused days refunded. Plans start at $12.90 for 3 days in 136 destinations.

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Jetpac and Holafly are trademarks of their owners. SimbaSIM is not affiliated with or endorsed by either. Details about Jetpac and Holafly were taken from their own websites and terms on 3 October 2026 and may since have changed.