🇺🇸 usa esim road trip data
USA eSIM
No GB to pick upfront. Top up the wallet, use data in USA as you need it; afterwards we count what you actually used and charge whichever math comes out cheapest.
Get started →What a trip here roughly costs
Estimated over 10 days at about 1 GB a day — 10 GB total. An illustrative trip, not a commitment: you never have to decide upfront.
The gap comes from us combining plans for you. It is not a discount — it is two ways of pricing the same usage, and we charge the lower one.
- Lowest threshold
- $3.90 / 1 GB
- Per-GB rate
- $4.50 / GB
Your actual amount depends on what you actually use, settled over a 30-day window at the tariff disclosed before payment.
One wallet, no country to choose
There is no such thing as a "USA plan" at soda. The same wallet works everywhere we cover — this page just spells out what USA actually looks like.
What the line actually looks like in USA
Public data we compiled from the line catalogue: exit locations and host carriers. Snapshot dated 2026-08-21.
| Host carrier | Best network |
|---|---|
| AT&T | 5G |
| T-Mobile | 5G |
| Verizon | 5G |
| Exit | ChatGPT | TikTok | LINE | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
The full USA guide
The guide covers which kind of connection to pick, how much data to expect, and what it is actually like on the ground.
USA travel eSIM: the cities are easy, the driving is not
Read the USA eSIM guide →Common questions
Two-week road trip — should I just buy unlimited?
No need. soda bills what you actually used and caps it at a plan price. Between navigation and bookings most people use under 1GB a day, so prepaying a big unlimited bundle is often the most expensive way to buy.
How good is the line in the US?
It rides Verizon and AT&T (listed as 5G in the catalogue), and the exit is local to the US — your connection does not detour through a third location, so latency stays low for navigation and video calls.