Holafly vs TravelNet in Canada: how each prices data, and which costs less for your trip
Searching for Holafly’s Canada prices? Holafly charges by the number of days for unlimited data; TravelNet sells set durations, with a choice of daily full-speed allowance or a fixed amount of data. The tables below show both for 3 to 30 days, followed by the networks each uses from Toronto and Montreal to Vancouver and the Rockies. Both eSIMs are data-only and keep your own number active.
Holafly vs TravelNet prices in Canada (USD)
Holafly pricing in Canada: one unlimited product, priced per number of days (1 to 90 days; 1 day costs $6.90, 10 days $39.50). TravelNet: two unlimited tiers and four fixed-data plans.
| Trip length | Holafly (unlimited) | TravelNet Unlimited Standard | vs Holafly | TravelNet Unlimited Plus | vs Holafly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 days | $19.90 | $16.49 | $3.41 less | $32.49 | $12.59 more |
| 7 days | $36.50 | $35.49 | $1.01 less | $70.49 | $33.99 more |
| 15 days | $50.50 | $61.99 | $11.49 more | $123.49 | $72.99 more |
| 30 days | $95.90 | $108.49 | $12.59 more | $216.49 | $120.59 more |
TravelNet Unlimited Standard costs $3.41 less than Holafly for 3 days and $1.01 less for 7 days. From 15 days, Holafly costs less: $50.50 against $61.99 for 15 days, $95.90 against $108.49 for 30 days. TravelNet Unlimited Plus costs more than Holafly at every length.
If you need less data: TravelNet fixed plans
| TravelNet plan | Price | Holafly, same number of days |
|---|---|---|
| 1 GB / 3 days | $4.99 | $19.90 (unlimited) |
| 5 GB / 7 days | $19.49 | $36.50 (unlimited) |
| 10 GB / 15 days | $35.99 | $50.50 (unlimited) |
| 10 GB / 30 days | $37.99 | $95.90 (unlimited) |
For a short visit with light use, 1 GB for 3 days at $4.99 or 5 GB for 7 days at $19.49 cost less than Holafly’s plans for the same days. For 15 days, 10 GB at $35.99 against $50.50 for Holafly’s unlimited plan: the gap is smaller than in many countries.
What “unlimited” means on each side
- TravelNet Unlimited Standard: full speed for 1 GB a day, then 512 kbps.
- TravelNet Unlimited Plus: full speed for 2 GB a day, then 2 Mbps.
- Holafly: unlimited; Holafly’s FAQ says an operator fair usage policy can slow speeds for up to one day, in rare cases.
Networks and coverage in Canada
- Holafly lists Bell and Telus.
- TravelNet lists Rogers and Bell, on 4G/5G.
- Coverage: Both cover Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary. Holafly warns of weak or no signal in mountains, forests and on roads far from towns, citing sections of the Icefields Parkway between Banff and Jasper. Expect the same in national parks and in the northern territories, whatever eSIM you use.
Hotspot, validity and extras
- Hotspot: Holafly allows 1 GB of shared data per day (7 GB total on a 7-day plan). TravelNet includes hotspot, within each plan’s data or daily full-speed limit.
- Activation: both start on first connection in Canada; TravelNet allows 30 days after purchase to activate.
- Holafly extras: “Always On” 1 GB monthly backup data and telemedicine. Holafly also sells a North America plan covering the US, Canada and Mexico.
- TravelNet refund: full refund if the eSIM is not activated, replacement first if it is faulty
Which one fits your trip
- Up to a week, unlimited: TravelNet Unlimited Standard costs slightly less ($16.49 for 3 days, $35.49 for 7).
- Two weeks or more, unlimited: Holafly costs less.
- Short visit, light use: TravelNet 1 GB / 3 days ($4.99) or 5 GB / 7 days ($19.49).
- Canada plus the US in one trip: compare Holafly’s North America plan with TravelNet’s regional plans before buying two country eSIMs.
FAQ
How much does Holafly cost in Canada?
On October 2, 2026: $6.90 for 1 day, $19.90 for 3 days, $28.90 for 5 days, $36.50 for 7 days, $39.50 for 10 days, $50.50 for 15 days and $95.90 for 30 days, unlimited data.
How does Holafly pricing work?
Holafly sells unlimited data and charges by the number of days you choose. The price per day goes down as the trip gets longer: in Canada, $6.90 for 1 day, about $3.37 per day over 15 days.
Which networks do Holafly and TravelNet use in Canada?
Holafly lists Bell and Telus. TravelNet lists Rogers and Bell, with 4G/5G.
Is TravelNet cheaper than Holafly in Canada?
For 3 and 7 days of unlimited data, TravelNet Unlimited Standard is slightly cheaper. For 15 and 30 days, Holafly is cheaper. For light use, TravelNet’s fixed plans start at $4.99.
Will I have signal in Banff and Jasper?
In the towns, yes. On parts of the Icefields Parkway and on trails, coverage can be absent with any provider.