Saily Pricing 2026: Every Plan, Ultra Tier and What's Included

Saily pricing comes in two parts. Pay-as-you-go plans start at US$3.99 for a single country, US$4.99 for a region such as Europe, and US$8.99 for the Global plan. The Saily Ultra subscription runs US$39.99, US$59.99 or US$69.99 a month for its Standard, Plus and Premium tiers. Saily belongs to Nord Security, the company behind NordVPN, and every plan includes its ad blocker, web protection and virtual location.

We read every figure below off saily.com on 30 October 2026, in US dollars, with no promo code applied. The Lotsotravel comparison comes last. If you only need Saily's price list, you can stop before it.

How much does Saily cost in 2026?

Country "from" prices move a little by destination. On the homepage Spain, Italy, Portugal and France all start at US$3.99, while the UK and Germany start at US$4.49.

What do Saily's single-country plans cost?

Country plans are the cheapest entry point in Saily pricing, and they climb steeply with data. These are the two destinations most of our readers ask about.

USA (saily.com/esim-united-states):

Japan (saily.com/esim-japan):

Japan works out cheaper per gigabyte than the USA at every size above 1GB. Saily's Japan page names KDDI and SoftBank as its local partners.

How much are Saily's regional and Global plans?

Saily pricing for regional plans runs higher than a single country at the same size. 10GB for 30 days is US$35.99 across Europe, against US$22.99 for the USA alone.

Europe, 35 countries (saily.com/esim-europe):

Asia and Oceania, 22 destinations (saily.com/esim-asia-and-oceania):

North America, 3 countries (saily.com/esim-north-america):

Global, 121 destinations (saily.com/esim-global):

The Global plan is the one Saily table where bigger is much cheaper per gigabyte. 1GB costs US$8.99, while the 50GB plan works out to about US$2.60 a gigabyte and lasts a full year. For someone who travels a few times a year to different continents, the 20GB or 50GB Global plan is the strongest value Saily sells.

What do Saily's unlimited plans include?

Saily's unlimited plans give 5GB a day at full speed, then unlimited data at up to 1 Mbps for the rest of that day. Each page opens on a 15-day option: US$45.99 for the USA, US$48.99 for Japan, US$49.99 for Europe and North America, and US$54.99 for Asia and Oceania. You can change the length on the page and the price moves with it. On the Asia and Oceania page, 5 days is US$21.99, 7 days US$28.99, 10 days US$38.99, 20 days US$68.99, 25 days US$78.99 and 30 days US$86.99.

What is Saily Ultra, and how much are Standard, Plus and Premium?

Saily Ultra pricing works differently: it is a subscription. It bundles Global data in 121 destinations with travel perks and Nord Security's paid apps, and it renews until you cancel. The Ultra pricing page lists three tiers:

Every tier gets the same perks:

• Airport lounge access and a fast-track pass for security and check-in: one of each a month on monthly billing, three a quarter on quarterly, eight a year on yearly. Unused passes roll over for up to three months.
• A lounge pass when your flight is delayed by two hours or more, at selected airports.
• NordVPN, NordPass, NordLocker and Incogni.
• A ClassPass subscription.
• Priority support.
• 8% back in Saily credits on Saily purchases.

The Ultra FAQ says the plan starts as soon as you buy it, and you cancel in the app by switching off auto-renewal at least two days before the next payment. The Premium phone number needs identity verification in the app.

Is it worth it? Premium at US$69.99 makes sense if you would otherwise pay separately for NordVPN, a password manager and a few airport lounge visits, and you're abroad most months. If you travel two or three times a year, the Global 20GB plan at US$66.99 for 365 days costs about the same as a single month of Premium.

What's included in every Saily plan?

A few things come with every Saily purchase, Ultra or not:

• Security features. Saily's security features page says every plan includes virtual location (115+ locations), an ad blocker and web protection, at no extra cost.
• 3% back in Saily credits on regular plans. Ultra subscribers get 8%.
• A 180-day activation window. Plans start when you arrive at your destination, or automatically 180 days after purchase.
• One eSIM for every trip. New plans are added to the Saily eSIM you already installed, and auto top-up is available.
• Referral discount. A friend who uses your referral code saves US$5 on a first standard plan or US$10 on a first Ultra plan, and you get the same amount in Saily credits.

Two things cost extra. A US phone number is US$1.99 a month, and call and text plans for it start at US$0.99. Both need identity verification. You also need the Saily app to install and manage the eSIM.

Is Saily owned by NordVPN?

Saily is owned by Nord Security, the company behind NordVPN and NordPass. Saily's own homepage FAQ says so, and its security features page carries the line "By the company behind NordVPN". NordVPN and Saily are sister products under one parent, so you don't need a NordVPN account to buy a Saily plan. Saily Ultra is the one place where they're sold together, since every Ultra tier includes NordVPN.

The two brands also publish research together. If you searched for NordVPN, Saily and travel documents, you were probably looking for their joint study of stolen travel documents, published by Nord Security on 4 August 2025. It found scanned passports for sale on dark-web markets from as little as $10, and verified EU passports listed at over $5,000. Its advice is to keep travel documents in encrypted storage rather than open cloud folders.

How does Saily pricing compare with Lotsotravel?

We're Lotsotravel, so read this section knowing who wrote it. Here is Saily pricing next to ours for the same data and validity, both checked on 30 October 2026. Our prices are what you pay after following a link from this post, and they're live on our destinations page.

The gap is widest on regional plans. A month in Europe on 10GB costs four times as much on Saily as on Lotsotravel. Check the country list on both sides for Asia: our Asia-Pacific plan covers 12 countries, Saily's Asia and Oceania plan covers 22.

What the extra money buys on Saily is the security layer and the Nord Security name. Lotsotravel has no ad blocker, web protection or virtual location, and no subscription like Ultra. What we do differently is the checkout: you buy on the website with no app to install, and the QR code is delivered by email and on the website.

For a scenario-by-scenario breakdown (a Japan trip, a month in Europe, a multi-region route, the remote worker weighing Ultra), read our full Saily vs Lotsotravel comparison.