MirageTEL

MirageTEL is two things in one app: mobile data abroad without hunting for a SIM card, and a real phone number that rings on your phone.

Mobile data (eSIM) 1. Pick a destination — 175+ countries and regional plans. 2. Pay once, by card or from your balance. No subscription. 3. Install the eSIM with one tap on iPhone (iOS 17.4+), with the QR code, or by entering the activation code. 4. Turn it on when you land. Your home SIM stays in place.

A phone number of your own • A real number, paid monthly from your balance. Calls ring on this phone like any call, even when the app is closed. • Call out with your number as caller ID; the price per minute is shown on the keypad before you dial. • Send and receive texts on the number; each text shows its price before you send it. • Your contacts stay on your phone: the app reads them to dial, and never uploads them. • Numbers need a one-time identity verification, reviewed by a person.

What you get • Clear plans: the data, the validity and the price are on every card — and an ⓘ that explains exactly what the plan does and does not do. • Live usage where the network reports it, with the last reading and its time. • Top-ups without a new eSIM, for plans that allow it. • Receipts, order history and your balance, all under Account. • Send an eSIM to someone else: a named plan for a named person, delivered by e-mail.

Privacy • Data plans need no identity check. • We keep no browsing history and show no third-party ads. • Your activation codes are stored encrypted and never handed to a third-party service. • Calls are not recorded.

Good to know • Your phone must support eSIM and be carrier-unlocked. • Validity of a data plan starts at the first connection to a network, not at purchase. • Data plans are for internet use; calls and texts are a separate service on your MirageTEL number. • Numbers are available in the United States today; calls from them reach 27 European countries.

Support: support@miragetel.com · Terms and privacy policy at miragetel.com.

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