Every eSIM seller calls itself the best for Morocco. Here are the numbers instead: the price of each unlimited-data plan, read on each provider's own Morocco page, in the currency it is sold in. We sell one of these plans, so we have marked clearly where others are cheaper than us.
Prices for the whole stay
| Stay | eSIM Maroc | Holafly | Airalo | Saily | Maya (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day | €6 | €5.50 | – | – | – |
| 3 days | €14 | €13.50 | €16.00 | – | $9.99 |
| 5 days | €19 | €21.50 | €26.00 | – | – |
| 7 days | €24 | €28.90 | €31.50 | – | $19.99 |
| 10 days | €32 | €38.90 | €40.50 | €31.99 | – |
| 14–15 days | €45 | €53.90 | – | €43.49 | $27.99 (14 d) |
| 30 days | €79 | €78.90 | – | €79.99 | $49.99 |
What the table says
- eSIM Maroc is the cheapest euro-priced plan at 5 and 7 days, the length of most trips to Morocco.
- Holafly is cheaper at 1 day (€5.50 against €6), 3 days (€13.50 against €14) and 30 days (€78.90 against €79).
- Saily is cheaper at 10 days (€31.99 against €32) and 15 days (€43.49 against €45). It sells no unlimited Morocco plan under 10 days.
- Airalo is the most expensive of the euro-priced plans at every length it sells, and its unlimited Morocco plan stops at 10 days.
- Maya Mobile sells in US dollars, and its dollar prices are lower at every length it offers. We do not convert them: your bank's exchange rate and fees decide what you actually pay.
Prices move. Check the current price on each provider's own page before buying; ours are always on our plans page.
What "unlimited" means on each one
- eSIM Maroc: 1 GB a day at full 4G/5G speed, then 512 Kbps until the daily reset. No total cap, never cut off. Moroccan operators' networks, selected automatically.
- Holafly: unlimited with a fair-use policy it describes as a temporary speed reduction applied "for no more than one day"; its Morocco page names Maroc Telecom as the network.
- Airalo: unlimited on Orange; no daily threshold was published on the product page when we checked (27 August 2026).
- Saily and Maya: check the fair-use terms on their pages before buying; Maya describes its longer plans in "cycles".
A published daily threshold matters more than the word "unlimited": it tells you what happens on a heavy day before you pay.
What else to compare
- When the plan starts: ours starts on first connection in Morocco, not at purchase or installation. Check this with any provider.
- Hotspot: included on every eSIM Maroc plan, sharing the same daily gigabyte.
- Top-ups: our plans cannot be topped up or extended; a longer stay means a new plan. Some providers do offer top-ups.
- Support: we answer by email, 7 days a week, usually within the hour.
Our honest summary
For a 5 to 7-day trip, we are the cheapest euro-priced unlimited plan we found. For a weekend or a month, Holafly is a few cents cheaper; for 10 to 15 days, Saily is. Maya's US-dollar prices are lower still if you pay in dollars. Pick the one that fits your trip length, and check the fair-use terms as carefully as the price.