Holafly vs Maya Mobile : The eSIM 2026 Comparison

Holafly offers almost no limited-volume packages. It's unlimited or nothing. For a traveler who consumes little data, is paying for gigabytes that will never be used. Over 7 days in Japan, the difference with Maya Mobile can exceed 10 to 15 euros for moderate use.

The Holafly model makes sense for heavy users, i.e. those who make video calls several times a day, watch videos or work constantly from their phone. For others, it's an extra cost that's hard to justify.

Maya Mobile offers several volumes for a single destination, so you can adjust the package to your actual consumption. Its regional packages (Europe+, Asia+, LATAM+) cover several countries with a single eSIM, which can be particularly interesting for multi-destination trips.

The downside: Maya Mobile's "unlimited" packages aren't really unlimited. Broadband speed is capped at 4 GB per day. For intensive professional use (continuous videoconferencing, heavy file transfers), this limit can be felt at the end of the day.

For moderate or intermediate use, Maya Mobile allows you to spend less than Holafly by choosing only the volume you need. For very intensive use, both offer unlimited solutions, but with nuances. voilà lets you choose your exact volume between 1 and 50 GB without having to decide between too little and too much.

Holafly covers 260+ destinations versus 200+ for Maya Mobile. This gap is particularly noticeable in less-frequented destinations. For major tourist routes (Europe, South-East Asia, the Americas), both providers cover the essentials without difficulty.

Both providers rely on local operator partners. Maya Mobile claims 400+ network partners, enabling it to offer greater redundancy in areas where a single operator is not enough.

Maya Mobile has designed its regional packages for travelers who cross borders. One purchase, one eSIM, multiple borders. Holafly also offers regional packages, but its main strength remains unlimited calls to a single destination.

In urban areas and tourist destinations, Holafly and Maya Mobile both offer a smooth connection for everyday use. The difference lies in borderline cases: high consumption, areas with less coverage, or the need to share a connection.

Maya Mobile is different in terms of installation: no application to download, a simple QR code received by email is all that's needed.

This is where the difference becomes concrete. With Holafly, unlimited is reassuring, but the hotspot can be restricted depending on the destination, which is problematic if you want to connect your computer on the move.

With Maya Mobile, the hotspot is included without restriction in all packages. On the other hand, unlimited packages are capped at 4 GB of broadband per day. Beyond that, speeds drop. For intensive professional use, this cap can be noticeable.

The two suppliers share the same rating (4.6/5), but the feedback is not focused on the same points. At Holafly, the focus is on ease of use. At Maya Mobile, the responsiveness of support is often cited. voilà scores 4.7/5 with one constant: all applications work without restriction, whereas other eSIMs block certain services.

Holafly relies on multiple channels: live chat, email, WhatsApp depending on the region. Maya Mobile focuses its support on web chat and email, with a responsiveness that regularly impresses users in their reviews.

One point to note: Maya Mobile operates mainly in English. For a French-speaking traveler who encounters a connection problem on the other side of the world, the language barrier can complicate exchanges in a moment of stress.

Both providers are perceived as responsive, but with nuances. Holafly is more accessible for French speakers. Maya Mobile stands out for its clear refund policy: 100% guaranteed if the package has not been activated within 14 days, and fast resolutions in the event of technical problems according to reviews.

voilà has made human support a central argument: a team available on WhatsApp 24/7, without bot or form. This is what users systematically mention in their feedback.

Holafly imposes unlimited as the only option, which is practical but overpriced for moderate usage. Maya Mobile is more flexible on volume, but its unlimited plans mask a 4 GB/day cap that can create frustration if you exceed this limit regularly.

Holafly hotspot may be restricted in some countries. Maya Mobile broadband may be restricted after the daily threshold. Both providers have constraints that are not always made clear at the time of purchase.

Like all eSIMs, Holafly and Maya Mobile rely on local partner operators. Connection quality may therefore vary according to country, geographical area and local mobile network density.

Neither Holafly's imposed unlimited access, nor Maya Mobile's sometimes insufficient volumes. voilà offers packages from 1 to 50 GB that adapt to every type of trip, from a light week to a month of intensive nomadism.

Download the voilà application, choose your destination and install your eSIM. The connection is automatically activated on arrival in your destination country, without any network settings or technical manipulations.

The price is known before departure, with no nasty surprises. You leave with a fixed cell phone budget, with no risk of overspending or forced top-ups during your stay.

Where Maya Mobile operates mainly in English, voilà offers WhatsApp support 24/7 with a real human team. No auto-response, no waiting by email.

Where Holafly can restrict the hotspot depending on the destination, voilà includes it without restriction in all its packages. Connect your computer, your tablet or share with your travel companions with no strings attached.

WhatsApp, TikTok, ChatGPT, Google Maps, banking apps, no app is blocked. Your phone works exactly the way it does at home, wherever you go.