FUP and "unlimited" plans
No unlimited plan is unlimited: past a threshold the speed drops, and that threshold is what you are actually buying. What FUP means, where each offer's real limit sits, and why an honest 10 GB often goes further.
5 articles
- eSIM hotspot 2026 — tethering limits and FUP explainedeSIM hotspot 2026: activate on iPhone and Android in 30 seconds. FUP limits, real data consumption, device caps, iOS vs Android — coverage and pricing11 min read
- eSIM without FUP (2026) — honest 10GB vs "unlimited" throttlingHonest 10GB eSIM vs \"unlimited with FUP\" 2026: full speed to the last MB. GPS, video calls, streaming uninterrupted in Mexico, Spain, Thailand12 min read
- Unlimited eSIM FUP 2026 — truth about Holafly and throttlingUnlimited eSIM FUP 2026: Holafly throttles after 5 GB/day to 2 Mbps, Saily after 3 GB/day. Fixed GB no FUP from $3, coverage Telcel, AIS, Personal12 min read
- 100 GB FUP Meaning: Why Your eSIM Slows After the CapA 100 GB FUP means the carrier throttles your speed once you pass 100 GB — the data is still there, the speed is not. How to spot FUP before you buy in 2026.12 min read
- What Is FUP on an eSIM and Why It MattersHonest guide to Fair Use Policy (FUP) on eSIMs. Why 'unlimited' plans have fine print, how to spot the trap, and pick correctly.6 min read
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