Methodology
How AeroCell compiles plan information.
This page explains where commercial plan details come from, how they reach destination pages, and what travelers should verify before purchasing.
Last reviewed: September 19, 2026
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Catalogue ingestion
AeroCell receives package records for supported destinations and regions, including data allowance, validity, price, speed, and available operator information when supplied.
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Normalization
The site converts those records into consistent destination names, data units, durations, currencies, and plan labels so visitors can compare like with like.
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Publication
Plan pages are rendered with the latest catalogue data available to the site and refreshed on a rolling basis. A provider outage can temporarily delay an update.
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Editorial review
Guides are checked for clarity, internal consistency, useful links, and alignment with the current destination catalogue. Material revisions update the visible modified date.
What the catalogue can—and cannot—tell you
Displayed when available
- Current selling price
- Included mobile data
- Validity period
- Supported destination or region
- Network and speed information supplied for the plan
Conditions that may vary
Actual speed and coverage depend on location, local network conditions, device compatibility, congestion, and the operator selected by the eSIM. A listed network is not a guarantee of the same performance everywhere in a country.
Prices and package availability can change. Treat the destination plan page and checkout total as the current commercial record.
How to report a correction
Email [email protected] with the page URL, the statement in question, and a reliable source or screenshot when possible. We review product-data issues separately from editorial corrections.