

Independent rankings of 43 eSIM providers for Germany. Compare network, price per GB, hotspot support, and coverage across operators.
We've compared 2209 eSIM plans from 44 providers for Germany to help you find the perfect option. Our recommendations are based on price, network quality, and features—no sponsored placements.
Last updated: September 2026

We selected Airhub for offering the best balance of price, network quality, and features among plans with at least 10GB of data and 5 or more days of validity.
Network & Usage
Purchase & Perks
20 GB
31 countries
Data only
$18.00

This is the most affordable eSIM plan available for this destination, with a minimum of 5GB of data and at least 2 days of validity.
Network & Usage
Purchase & Perks
5 GB
Germany
Data only
$2.31
$4.63

Airalo offers exceptional network reliability and 5G speeds, with a network quality score of 8 or higher out of 10 based on our testing and user feedback.
Network & Usage
Purchase & Perks
20 GB
Germany
Data only
Network(s) : O2 (5G), Eplus (5G)
$22.50

Planning a quick getaway? Ubigi offers the best value for short stays with plans valid between 1 and 7 days.
Network & Usage
Purchase & Perks

Staying for a month or longer? Nomad offers excellent 5G long-term plans with 30 or more days of validity, ideal for expats and digital nomads.
Network & Usage
Purchase & Perks
20 GB
Germany
Data only
Network(s) : O2 (5G), Vodafone (5G)
$20.00
$21.00

Visiting multiple countries? This regional plan works across several destinations in the area, so you stay connected without switching eSIMs.
Network & Usage
Purchase & Perks
30 GB
34 countries
Data only
$16.83
$19.80

Need to make calls or send texts? This eSIM plan includes a local phone number, allowing you to make voice calls and send SMS messages.
20 GB
4 countries
Data and Phone number*
$16.20
$18.00
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Here are the main telecom providers in Germany:
Vodafone: Founded in 1991, Vodafone is one of Germany’s biggest mobile network operators with a customer base of over 45 million. It is widely known for its excellent coverage, with 4G download speeds of up to 150 Mbps. According to Opensignal, Vodafone ranks among the highest for 4G download speed nationally.
Telekom: Founded in 1995, Telekom is the largest mobile network operator in Germany with a customer base of over 40 million. It is well-known for its excellent coverage and speeds, with 4G download speeds of up to 150 Mbps. Opensignal ranks Telekom as the highest in Germany for both 4G availability and latency nationally.
O2: Founded in 1994, O2 is the third-largest mobile network provider in Germany with a customer base of around 25 million. It is well-known for its fast 4G download speeds, ranging from 14-50 Mbps. Opensignal ranks O2 as the highest in Germany for 4G download speed nationally.
MVNOs: There are also several Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) operating in Germany, such as Drillisch, Aldi Talk, Freenet Mobile, and Lycamobile. These providers generally offer lower prices for their services than the larger network operators, but usually have more limited coverage.