Editorial policy
We consider an outdated article worse than no article at all, so each piece is revised whenever a relevant change happens, or removed if it can no longer be trusted.
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Diego Ramirez — For context: Diego is a South America travel writer. At Peru eSIM he compares Claro, Movistar, Entel and Bitel coverage from Lima to Machu Picchu.
The site compares eSIM data plans for Peru (Claro, Movistar, Entel, Bitel) and points travelers to working discount codes, with Lima and Machu Picchu as the recurring points of reference. It doesn’t cover US-domestic carrier plans as a main subject, even where a title strays into that territory. Topics are chosen around the practical decisions travelers make before a trip: which carrier has coverage where they’re headed, and how to avoid roaming charges once there.
We deliberately avoid the topic creep that dilutes quality. Staying within our field, even if it caps potential traffic, is a conscious choice.
Some of our articles link to partner sites. That status changes neither the content nor the opinion expressed: we do not favor an option for being a partner, nor exclude another for not being one.
95 articles have gone live since launch, at a pace of about 24.7 per month currently — deliberately moderate, to leave time to check each piece. First went live on June 15, 2026.