With this fix, when you choose the number of days for an Unlimited plan, the screen now shows exactly the plan you selected. The displayed plan and your chosen conditions no longer get out of sync, so before you buy you can clearly confirm that you've picked the right plan.
Previously, switching the number of days on an Unlimited plan could, in rare cases, cause a different type of plan (such as a regular fixed-data plan) to appear on screen. When what you see doesn't match the actual conditions, it's easy to wonder "Is this really the right plan?" and hesitate to complete a purchase. This update removes that mismatch so you can move on to the next step with confidence.
What's New in This Update
- Fixed a bug where selecting the number of days on an Unlimited plan could display a different plan.
- The plan shown on screen now matches the conditions you selected (Unlimited plan and number of days).
- As a result, the plan you see on screen and the plan you actually proceed to purchase stay consistent.
Even a small display mismatch can create a moment of doubt right before checkout. We prioritized aligning what you select with what you see.
Why We Made This Change (Background)
Bloomy plans fall broadly into two types: "regular plans" with a fixed data amount, and "Unlimited plans" that let you use plenty of data within a set number of days. Because each type is chosen differently (by data amount or by number of days), the part of the interface that switches between them is a little more complex.
Unlimited plans are chosen based on the number of days, but when that day count was switched, the conditions weren't always passed through correctly behind the scenes, and a different type of plan could appear. People choosing an Unlimited plan for the first time especially rely on the display to confirm their selection was applied, so any mismatch here makes things harder to follow. That's exactly why we treated it as a priority to fix.
How This Update Helps You
Now, even when you change the number of days on an Unlimited plan, the screen shows the plan you actually selected. In practice, this means:
- It's easier to compare options by switching days — fewer days for a shorter stay, more days for a longer stay.
- Because the display and conditions match, there's less to second-guess at final checkout.
- Even when you move back and forth between Unlimited and regular plans, your selections are less likely to get mixed up.
Good to Know: Choosing Between Unlimited and Regular Plans
This fix specifically addresses day selection on Unlimited plans. While we're here, let's go over a few basics that can help when you're choosing an Unlimited plan.
What an Unlimited Plan Is (and How It Differs From a Regular Plan)
A regular plan is the type you buy by choosing a set data amount, such as 3 GB or 10 GB. An Unlimited plan lets you use data without worrying about an amount, within a set number of days. That said, "unlimited" does not mean the speed is always fast no matter how much you use. Some plans apply a fair usage policy, where speeds may be adjusted after a certain amount of use, and whether tethering (using your phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot) is allowed can vary by plan. It's a good idea to check each plan's conditions before buying.
Who an Unlimited Plan Suits
For trips and longer stays that involve hard-to-predict data use — streaming video, maps, video-call apps and the like — an Unlimited plan, where you don't have to watch your data amount, often fits well. On the other hand, if you mainly use messaging and maps and don't consume much, a regular plan with just the data you need can be the more efficient choice. A simple rule of thumb: go Unlimited for peace of mind when you can't gauge your usage, and choose a regular plan when your usage is more predictable.
Choose by Three Things: Destination, Data, and Days
When picking a plan, it helps to decide three things in order: (1) the country or region you're heading to, (2) the data amount for a regular plan, or how you'll use it for an Unlimited plan, and (3) the number of days that fits your stay. With this fix, the "number of days" step is now applied correctly, so it's easier to compare days even on Unlimited plans.
What If You're Running Low?
If you're about to run out of data on a regular plan, you can either add more data or buy a new plan, depending on your situation. Which option fits depends on how many days are left and how much you use, so after purchase it helps to check your usage in My Page or similar before deciding, to avoid waste. Please note that Bloomy plans are data-only. If you need a phone number, SMS verification, or voice calls, it's worth lining up another option as well. (App-based calls such as WhatsApp may work where a data connection is available.)
The Bloomy Touch
This isn't a flashy new feature, but getting the basics right — "what you choose is what you see" — matters for reducing the small anxieties of using an eSIM for the first time. Keeping conditions and display in sync, so you're not left second-guessing right before checkout. It may be a quiet change, but we prioritized making the experience feel reliable.
What's Next
We'll keep refining how plan selection works to make it clearer. If we find display mismatches or steps that are easy to get confused by, we plan to improve them step by step. Plan details and conditions may change, so please check the latest information on screen before you buy.
Related Pages
- Compare eSIM plans (search by country, data, and days)
- See how to set up your eSIM
- Browse frequently asked questions
- See other development updates
