When comparing plans, it's easy to lose time wondering, "So what does this plan actually do for me?" To cut that down, we've made it possible to see the price, data allowance, and supported countries on a single screen on your phone. Instead of scrolling around to hunt for information, you can take it all in the moment you open the details and decide right there. This update covers the refreshed design of the plan details modal (a pop-up that opens over the screen).
What's new in this update
- We've reorganized the price, data allowance, and supported countries into a layout that fits within a single phone screen.
- We've reduced the need to scroll up and down, so you reach the information you need more quickly.
- We've also revisited usability details, such as the position of the close button and the collapsible list of supported countries.
Our goal was to make the flow of "open the details → understand what's included → choose" easy to follow on a phone, without getting lost along the way.
Why we made this change (background)
Choosing an eSIM plan isn't just about price. You weigh several factors together: how much data you get, how many days you can use it, and which countries or regions it covers. When these were stacked in a long vertical list, you often had to scroll repeatedly on a phone and jump back up to double-check, which made it harder to tell which plan was really the right fit.
So we prioritized fitting as much of the decision-making information as possible into a single view and reducing how often you have to move back and forth. Rather than cutting down on the information itself, we focused on presenting it more clearly, so that even first-time eSIM users can understand what's on offer.
How this helps you
Imagine you're comparing plans on your phone with limited time before a trip. Because the price, data allowance, and supported countries are all visible as soon as you open the details, you can check on the spot whether the plan covers your destination and whether the number of days looks like enough. Even when you're opening one plan after another to compare them, it's less of a chore than having to scroll around for the details every time.
Points worth checking in the plan details
To make the most of the clearer details screen, it helps to look at the following points in order when choosing:
- Data allowance and duration: Choose based on your length of stay and how much you expect to use data — for maps, video, social apps, and so on. For a short trip, a smaller allowance may be enough; for a longer stay or if you watch a lot of video, a larger allowance or an unlimited plan may be worth considering.
- Supported countries and regions: Always confirm that the places you'll visit are included in the plan's coverage. If you're traveling across multiple countries, a plan that covers them all together can be convenient.
- When activation starts: Depending on the plan, the point at which the days begin counting can differ. Please check the guidance for each plan before purchasing.
How to think about it when you're unsure whether the data will be enough
"What if I run out of data partway through?" is a common worry. As a general guide, a small-to-medium allowance tends to suit occasional map and search use, while a large allowance or an unlimited plan tends to suit heavy video streaming or tethering. If you're unsure, choosing an allowance with a little more headroom than you expect to need can help you avoid scrambling once you arrive. Note that Bloomy eSIM is data-only: it does not include a phone number, SMS verification, or voice calls. If you need any of those, please also look into other options to cover them. An acceptable use policy applies, and connection quality can vary depending on the local network, your device, and the area.
The Bloomy touches we cared about
Rather than catching your eye with flashy decoration, we focused on making the information you need calm and easy to read. We've tuned the text size, spacing, and color tones to match Bloomy's clean, reassuring feel, so the screen doesn't feel overwhelming even for first-timers. We also revisited the small interactions — like closing and collapsing — so that it feels easy to open and just as easy to close.
What's planned next
We plan to keep refining the readability of the plan details gradually, guided by feedback from people who use the service. We'll continue to look into the order in which information is shown and how easy it is to compare plans. For anything not yet finalized, we'll share more once it's decided.
Related pages
If you'd like to compare plans for yourself, or get a sense of the setup process first, take a look at these pages as well:
- Compare eSIM plans (search by country, data allowance, and duration)
- See how to set up your eSIM
- Read frequently asked questions
- See other development updates
