Maya eSIM Promo Codes and Discounts (2026)

How do I apply a Maya eSIM promo code?

Maya eSIM makes the promo code process straightforward on both their app and website. The steps are the same on either platform.

Open the Maya eSIM app (available on iOS and Android) or visit mayaesim.com. Select your destination from the country list, browse the available data plans, and add your preferred plan to the cart. At checkout, look for the "Promo Code" or "Discount Code" input field beneath the order total.

Enter your code exactly as shown (all capitals, for example MAYA20) and tap Apply. The discount reflects instantly in the updated total. Confirm payment to complete your purchase.

One code applies per order. If you have both TRYMAYA (15% off, new users) and MAYA20 (20% off, all users), the math is simple. MAYA20 gives a bigger percentage discount for everyone, so use MAYA20 for your first purchase and you get the full 20% savings.

The exception is the DATA5 code, which gives a flat $5 off orders over $15. On a $22.00 10GB plan, MAYA20 saves $4.40 while DATA5 saves $5.00, making the flat code slightly better for that specific tier.

For regional bundle plans, the REGION10 code is worth checking. Maya's Asia bundle covering Japan, Thailand, South Korea, Vietnam, and Singapore on a single eSIM can save time and hassle for multi-stop trips. Applying REGION10 on top of the bundle price adds incremental savings.

If your code does not work, check the expiration date listed on this page and verify you have not used that specific code on a prior order. Maya resets code eligibility on a per-billing-cycle basis, so you may be able to reuse MAYA20 after 30 days.

How does Maya eSIM pricing compare to other providers?

Maya eSIM sits in the competitive mid-range of the eSIM market, offering lower prices than premium players while covering 130 destinations. Here is the tier-by-tier breakdown against major competitors.

At 1GB/7 days, Maya charges $3.50. That is cheaper than Airalo ($4.50, 22% less) and HelloRoam ($3.99, 12% less), but slightly above Nomad ($3.00) and Saily ($3.49). With MAYA20 applied, Maya's 1GB price drops to $2.80, which undercuts every competitor except Simly ($2.99 full price) and matches eSIMDB's aggregated rate.

At 3GB/30 days, Maya charges $9.00 versus Airalo ($11.00), HelloRoam ($7.99 for 15 days), and Saily ($8.49). The 30-day validity on Maya's plan is notable, since HelloRoam's 3GB plan covers 15 days. For trips longer than two weeks, Maya's extra duration adds value even though the base price is slightly higher.

At 5GB/30 days, Maya's $13.50 falls between Airalo ($16.00) and HelloRoam ($12.99). With MAYA20, it drops to $10.80, beating both HelloRoam and Saily ($12.49) at full price. Only Nomad ($12.00) and Simly ($11.99) are cheaper at full price.

At 10GB/30 days, Maya charges $22.00. Airalo charges $26.00, Alosim $24.00, and Ubigi $29.00. HelloRoam ($19.99) and Saily ($18.99) are cheaper.

With MAYA20 applied, Maya's 10GB price drops to $17.60, which undercuts HelloRoam by $2.39 and sits close to Saily.

Overall, Maya is not the cheapest provider at any tier, but their pricing is consistently competitive. The MAYA20 code closes the gap with budget leaders and pushes Maya into genuinely strong value territory.

What are Maya eSIM's regional bundles, and when should you use them?

Maya eSIM offers regional bundles that cover multiple countries on a single plan. Instead of buying separate eSIMs for each country, one regional bundle works across an entire area. This is useful for multi-stop trips.

The Asia regional bundle covers Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines. If you are flying into Bangkok, visiting Siem Reap (Cambodia is also covered on select plans), and ending in Singapore, one bundle handles the entire trip. Pricing on regional bundles typically runs 15-25% higher than single-country plans for the same data amount, but the convenience and savings over buying three separate plans usually makes it worthwhile.

The Europe regional bundle covers 30+ countries across the EU and Schengen area, including France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Greece. This is ideal for a two-week rail trip across multiple countries. One 5GB/30-day Europe bundle replaces what would otherwise require 3-4 separate country plans.

The Americas bundle covers the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and several other Latin American countries. This is less commonly needed since most travelers visit one country at a time, but it is valuable for a North American road trip crossing the US-Canada border.

Regional bundles pair well with the REGION10 promo code (10% off). If you are already planning a multi-country trip, the bundle plus the code delivers better per-country value than individual plans even with MAYA20 applied separately.

One limitation to keep in mind: regional bundle speeds can vary between countries depending on which local carrier Maya partners with. In Japan, you might see 40-80 Mbps, while Vietnam might deliver 20-50 Mbps on the same bundle plan.