eSIM Coupon
We publish what we found. The provider sets the price.
This site lists coupon codes and plan prices gathered from providers and their own checkouts. That information moves without warning, and the provider, not this site, decides what you are charged and whether a code is accepted. Last updated 1 September 2026.
Acceptance and scope
Plain version first. Using the site means you accept what is on this page. The site is a directory, not a shop.
By browsing esim.qpon you agree to these terms. If you do not accept them, stop using the site. These terms cover the pages on this domain and nothing else. They do not cover a provider site you reach from here, which runs under its own terms.
This site publishes editorial information about eSIM coupons and plan pricing. It does not sell connectivity, does not issue eSIM profiles, and holds no account or balance on your behalf.
These terms are written in the first person but never name the party behind them, because that fact is not recorded anywhere on the site. A terms page that does not identify the operator is hard to enforce and thin on trust. Supply the legal entity, its type, its country of registration and a postal address, and it goes here and on the privacy policy.
Codes and prices are supplied information
This is the most important clause on the page, so it is not buried at the bottom.
Every code and every price on this site is a record of something observed at a point in time. A provider can withdraw a code, change its percentage, add a condition, restrict it to new customers or to one region, or reprice a plan, at any moment and without telling anyone. When that happens the page here is out of date until the next check.
- To have tried each published code in a live checkout, and to record the date it was tried
- To state a condition where the checkout showed one, rather than leaving it out
- To mark a code as no longer applying once it fails, with the date and the reason given
- To correct a page when an error is reported and confirmed
- That a code still works at the moment you reach the payment screen
- That a price shown here matches the price the provider charges today
- That you are eligible for an offer. Eligibility is decided by the provider, not here
- That a provider will honour an offer, or will keep selling a plan at all
The site is provided as it is, without a warranty that any code will be accepted, that any figure is current, or that any page is free of error. Check the total on the payment screen before you pay. That number is the only one that binds anybody.
The sale is between you and the provider
Nothing is bought on this domain, so this site is not a party to your purchase.
A directory that tells you a code exists, what it was worth when it was tested, and where to use it. The link out is the whole of the transaction on our side.
This site is not a seller, an agent or a reseller of any plan listed here.
The agreement you enter when you buy is between you and the provider.
No refund, cancellation or chargeback can be processed here, because no payment reaches this site.
Activating, replacing or transferring a profile, or recovering one you deleted, is the provider side.
Coverage, speed, the host network and the support you get after buying are the provider responsibility.
If something goes wrong with an order, the provider is the party who can fix it. Their terms, refund policy and consumer-law obligations govern that purchase. Tell us anyway through the contact page if a code caused the problem, because that is a data error worth correcting for the next reader.
Acceptable use
Read the site, use the codes, quote it with a link. Do not take the dataset wholesale.
- Reading any page, and using any code on it for your own purchase
- Quoting a figure or a sentence with a link back to the page it came from
- Linking to any page here from anywhere
- Search engines and other crawlers indexing the site, which robots.txt permits
- Bulk extraction of the code or price data, by scraper or by hand, to rebuild the directory elsewhere
- Republishing the tested-code records as your own dataset or feed
- Automated requests at a rate that degrades the site for other readers
- Stripping the referral tag from an outbound link and passing the result off as ours
The distinction is copying rather than reading. This site does not block crawlers and its robots.txt allows the whole public site, so nothing above is a technical barrier. It is a statement of what the data may be used for. The testing records are the work the site is built on, and the method page describes the effort behind them.
Who owns what on the page
- The written copy on every page, including the guides and the method write-ups
- The test records: which code was tried, when, and what the checkout did
- The page design, the layout and the mascot artwork
- Provider names, trade marks and logos, shown to identify the company being written about
- The coupon codes themselves, which are issued by the provider and are theirs to change
- Plan names and the specifications quoted from a provider feed
Provider marks appear here to identify the company. No endorsement, partnership or approval by a provider is implied by a listing, and a provider paying commission does not change that. Where the money comes from is set out in the affiliate disclosure. If you hold a mark shown here and want the use changed, say so on the contact page.
Liability and links to other sites
The honest position, followed by the part that needs a decision from a lawyer rather than a sentence from us.
This site is free to read and earns from referrals, not from you. Its liability for a code that fails, a price that has moved or an error on a page is limited to correcting the page. Nothing here is legal, financial or technical advice about your own situation.
Links out. Provider links, including every /go/ link, hand you to a site this one does not control. Their content, pricing, availability and privacy practice are theirs. A link is not a recommendation of anything beyond the offer described on the page it sits on.
A limitation of liability only means something once the law it sits under is named, and that follows from where the operating entity is registered. Two decisions are needed: which country law governs these terms and whose courts hear a dispute, and how far liability is limited. Both should be settled by someone qualified in that jurisdiction rather than drafted here. Consumer law in the UK and the EU also limits how far a term like this can go, so a copied clause can be unenforceable.
What is written above describes how the site actually works and avoids claiming anything that is not true. It is not a substitute for a reviewed set of terms. Have it read before you rely on it.
Changing these terms, and how to reach us
These terms can change. The date at the top and at the foot of this page is the last time they did. A material change will be summarised on the page rather than applied quietly, and continuing to use the site after a change means accepting the version then published.
Questions about these terms, a correction, or a report that a code no longer works all go through the contact page.
About using this site
A code did not work at the checkout. Can I claim something?
Who am I actually buying from?
Can I copy the code list onto my own site?
The price on the provider site is different from the one here.
Which law governs these terms?
Last updated 1 September 2026. Related: About, How we review deals, Affiliate disclosure, Privacy policy, Contact.
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