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50 GB for 180 days, $57.80 USD. Everything that limits this plan is on this page — there is no separate small print.
| Data at full speed | 50 GB |
|---|---|
| After that | Data stops. You can buy a top-up without reinstalling anything. |
| Validity | 180 days, counted from the first time the eSIM connects to a network in Austria. If it never connects, it starts automatically 180 days after purchase. |
| Network |
3 in Austria —
5G A1.net in Austria — 5G More networks means more places you get a signal — indoors and away from cities. Coverage and speed depend on where you are standing; no one can promise a number. |
| Internet exit | Exit country varies (France, Netherlands or United Kingdom). We can't tell you in advance which one you'll get. The exit is where your traffic reaches the internet. A distant exit adds distance to every request; a local one adds none. |
| Hotspot / tethering | Allowed on this plan. Whether your phone offers the option is a matter for your device and its settings. |
| Calls and SMS | Not included. This is a data-only plan and it has no phone number, so keep your usual SIM active for calls and verification codes. |
| Top-up | Yes — you can add data to this same eSIM. |
Before you buy
Three things have to be true. All three are checkable right now, in about a minute, and all three are much easier to fix at home than at an airport.
iPhone XS or newer, most Pixels from 3 onwards, recent Samsung Galaxy S and Z models. On iPhone: Settings → General → About → look for "Available SIM" or an EID number. On Android: Settings → Network & internet → SIMs → look for "Download a SIM".
A phone bought on contract may be locked to the operator that sold it, and a locked phone refuses a second SIM. Your operator can tell you, and must unlock it once the contract is paid off.
After installing, data roaming must be enabled for the GOJOWA line specifically. This is the single most common reason a working eSIM shows no data, and it is two taps.