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Guyana eSIM Exit Locations & Host Carriers

An exit is where mobile data is said to reach the public internet. Host networks are the local carriers listed in the catalogue. Both can change when the catalogue changes.

Catalogue claims change. This page is bounded by the 2026-08-21 snapshot.

Snapshot summary

Observed exits United States
Local exit No
Host carriers 1
Best radio generation 4G

Exit × service matrix

Exit ChatGPTGoogleInstagramTikTokLINE
United States ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check

Daily plans: the speed you drop to

A daily plan sells a set amount of full-speed data each day. When that runs out the connection stays up but the speed is capped, and plans that look the same on the shelf can cap at very different rates.

Plans for Guyana cap at 3 different speeds, from 384 Kbps up to 1 Mbps.

Full-speed data per day Capped at Exit Plans
10 GB 384 Kbps United States 1
0.5 GB 512 Kbps United States 1
1 GB 512 Kbps United States 1
2 GB 512 Kbps United States 1
3 GB 1 Mbps United States 1

Cap values come from the upstream catalogue. They are the stated ceiling, not a speed we measured. Snapshot 2026-08-21.

Host carriers × best network

Host carrier Best network
Digicel 4G

Regional bundles covering this country

The current snapshot has no regional bundle group covering this country.

How this data was made

Read the source, all 17 exit mappings, service inference rules, sample-check process, and known limits.

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