Send a bundle, not just credit
A bundle is a package. It gives a phone a set amount of data, minutes or texts for a fixed number of days. Plain airtime is only a balance. It drains at the operator's standard rate. Bundles usually stretch further.
- Live in 80+ countries
- Cost shown before you pay
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Bundle or airtime? Read the four rows
Send a bundle when the use is predictable. Send airtime when it is not. That is the whole rule.
| Compare | Bundle | Airtime |
|---|---|---|
| What it buys | A set size for a set term | A balance that drains as it is used |
| Price behaviour | Locked when the bundle starts | Charged at the operator's live rate |
| Best for | Habits you already know | A phone used in no fixed pattern |
| When it ends | At the size cap or the day count | When the balance hits zero |
Four kinds of package we can send
The exact list changes by operator. Each network decides what it sells and for how long. We show only what is live at that moment.
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Data packages
Sized in gigabytes and days. Best for video calls, maps and messaging apps that run all evening.
Gigabytes · days
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Voice packages
Sized in minutes. Best for a parent or grandparent who mostly takes and makes plain calls.
Minutes · days
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Text packages
Sized in messages. Useful where bank codes and school alerts still arrive by SMS.
Messages · days
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Mixed packages
Data, minutes and texts in one bundle. Sold by some operators only, and shown when it is live.
Mixed · days
Three checks before you buy
A wasted bundle is almost always one of three things. Size, window or ending. Check them in that order and the purchase holds up.
Prices sit beside every package, in your own currency. Nothing is added at the last step. You can read the full breakdown on our pricing page, or see which networks we reach on the supported operators list.
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Read the size
Gigabytes, minutes or messages. Match it to how the phone is really used, not to the biggest number on the list.
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Read the window
Every bundle runs for a fixed number of days. A large bundle on a short window can expire half unused.
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Read the ending
Some operators drop back to standard rates. Others stop the service. We print that term beside each option.
Questions senders ask about bundles
Can I send a bundle to any number abroad?
You can send to any prepaid line we cover. The operator behind that number sets the bundle list. So it changes by country and by network.
Does a bundle arrive as fast as airtime?
Yes. A bundle rides the same direct operator link as a plain top-up. The credit is applied to the line, not posted to a queue.
What if the phone already has an active bundle?
Most operators stack the new package or queue it behind the running one. The terms shown at checkout say which applies.
Can bundles go out on a schedule?
Yes. Set the number, the package and the day, and the recharge repeats without you opening the site again.
Pick a country, then pick a package
Start with the number. We show the packages that network sells right now, with the price in your currency. Delivery runs over a direct operator link, so the credit lands on the handset in seconds.
Still weighing data against minutes? Our travel data explainers work through it, and how we protect a payment covers the card side.