Find public eSIM plans by destination, trip length, data needs, currency, and locale.
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https://esimeagle.com/mcp1 tool · 1407msfind_esim_plansFinds up to five live eSIM plans that cover every requested country or region, priced for the trip length, data need, currency, and locale. Use the returned checkout URL to buy.Finds up to five live eSIM plans that cover every requested country or region, priced for the trip length, data need, currency, and locale. Use the returned checkout URL to buy.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| destinations* | array | One to ten ISO country codes, destination slugs, or exact English destination names, such as JP, japan, or Europe. |
| trip_days* | integer | Number of travel days. |
| data_need | string | Expected data usage. Recommended assumes about 500 MB per day. |
| currency | string | ISO 4217 display currency code. |
| locale | string | Language for destination names, activation guidance, and checkout URLs. |
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Find public eSIM plans by destination, trip length, data needs, currency, and locale.
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