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Fully Signal vs Ubigi: Which eSIM Option Fits a Travel Business?

Quick answer

Ubigi is a consumer and connected-device eSIM brand from Transatel, part of the NTT group, sold under the Ubigi name. Fully Signal is a white-label wholesale platform: travel businesses sell eSIM data in 210+ countries under their own brand and at their own prices. Use Ubigi as a traveller; use Fully Signal to launch your own eSIM product.

In this article
  1. Overview
  2. Strengths of an operator brand
  3. What travel businesses usually want
  4. Scenario: an online travel agency
  5. FAQ

Ubigi comes from Transatel, an operator with a long history in mobile connectivity that is part of Japan's NTT group. Its eSIMs are sold to travellers and used in connected devices. If you run a travel business, here's how Ubigi compares with building your own offer on Fully Signal.

Overview

UbigiFully Signal
What it isA consumer and device eSIM brandA B2B white-label wholesale platform
Customer-facing brandUbigiYours
PricingRetail, set by UbigiWholesale cost; your retail
Sales channelUbigi app and websiteYour site, app, booking flow or panel
APICheck current partner termsREST API, webhooks, sandbox
Customer ownershipUbigiYou
CoverageBroad210+ countries and regions

Strengths of an operator brand

An operator-backed brand brings network experience and a recognised product. For a single traveller or for devices that ship with Ubigi built in, that's a solid choice.

What travel businesses usually want

Travel businesses don't just need an eSIM — they need their own eSIM:

  • Their logo and colours on the QR code, and no supplier name on the install page
  • Control of pricing, promotions and bundles
  • An API to issue eSIMs inside their booking or app flow
  • Repeat revenue from top-ups and next year's trip
  • Wholesale tiers that reduce cost as volume grows

That is what Fully Signal is built for. See what a white-label eSIM is.

Scenario: an online travel agency

An OTA sells 2,000 European trips a month.

  • Consumer-brand route: the OTA links to a consumer eSIM store and earns referral fees where offered.
  • White-label route: the OTA adds "Europe 10 GB eSIM" at checkout under its own brand, priced as it likes. The eSIM is issued through the API and the install link goes into the booking confirmation. Every top-up during the trip is the OTA's revenue.

See eSIM for airlines and OTAs and best eSIM plans for Europe.

FAQ

Is Fully Signal an alternative to Ubigi?

For travel businesses that want their own branded eSIM, yes. Fully Signal provides wholesale eSIM data that you sell under your own name.

Who is behind Ubigi?

Ubigi is presented as a brand of Transatel, which is part of the NTT group.

Can I white-label Ubigi eSIMs?

Check Ubigi's current partner terms. With Fully Signal, white-label delivery is the default for every partner.

Does Fully Signal work for connected devices?

Fully Signal focuses on travel eSIM data for phones and tablets sold by resellers, travel brands and apps.

Guide White-label eSIM: under your own brand Launch your own eSIM brand: wholesale data in 210+ countries, QR codes in your logo and colours, a neutral install page, REST API and a free sandbox. Read the guide
Fully Signal Team The Fully Signal team builds the white-label eSIM wholesale platform used by resellers, travel brands and apps to sell eSIM data in 210+ countries.