Multipass Crew Connectivity
Compare eSIMs. Prove your GB.
Multipass helps seafarers, aviators, offshore workers, and mobile professionals compare eSIMs, local operators, Starlink, satellite fallback, real usage, speed, route quality, and provider trust.
Use eSIM where it works. Use satellite where it must. Track every GB.
eSIM plans
Choose a country. Compare real eSIM plans.
Multipass will work like the eSIM shops people already understand: choose your destination, compare GB, days, hotspot rules, expiry, and network notes, then buy. Our extra angle is crew-grade transparency, complimentary usage and speed tools, and additional discounts for verified seafarers, aviators, and offshore workers.
Multipass eSIM plans will be available without crew restrictions once supplier checkout is active.
Verified seafarers, aviators, and offshore workers should receive additional discounts where margins allow.
Usage meter and speedometer tools help track GB, speed, latency, and hotspot performance after purchase.
Wrong plan or failed activation? Refund or replacement is supported when supplier records confirm the eSIM has not been used.
Multipass will not publish plan prices or checkout buttons until real supplier availability, cost, delivery, hotspot rules, refund terms, and unused-eSIM cancellation rules are confirmed. Country selection will be the main buying flow; route help remains optional for crew, aviation, offshore, and multi-country trips.
Free connectivity tools
After choosing a plan, prove what you actually received.
The data meter and speedometer stay as complimentary trust tools. They support the buying flow instead of replacing it.
Multipass Connectivity Meter
Track the GB you actually have left.
Enter the package size and the remaining balance shown by your eSIM provider. Multipass calculates used data, remaining data, warning level, and mismatch against your own device measurement. This manual meter stores data only in this browser.
Calculated from total package minus provider balance.
For your current 10GB remaining situation, keep Android’s hard mobile-data limit active too. A web meter cannot block OS-level data by itself.
- Open Settings → Network & internet / Connections → SIMs / Mobile network.
- Select the active eSIM line.
- Open Data usage / Mobile data usage.
- Enter the device-measured usage into this meter.
- Set Android data warning and hard data limit separately. A browser meter cannot block OS-level data.
Provider-used minus device-measured usage: 10.00 GB
A small mismatch can happen because of hotspot overhead, system traffic, rounding, or delayed provider reporting. A large mismatch is a provider-quality signal.
Multipass Speedometer
Record speed, latency, and routing quality.
Enter results from your device speed test, VPN test, or provider app. Multipass uses this as a provider-quality signal: headline GB is not enough if the connection is slow, throttled, blocked, or routed through the wrong country.
A connection can have enough remaining GB and still be poor because of throttling, latency, blocked ports, VPN problems, hotspot restrictions, or distant exit routing.
For ports, airports, hotels, coastal zones, and short country visits where mobile networks should work.
For countries where a local operator may be cheaper or stronger than a travel eSIM marketplace.
For offshore legs, rigs, remote work sites, weak coastal coverage, and places where mobile data disappears.
For longer journeys that need eSIM near shore, satellite offshore, and a clear switch-back plan.
Compare headline data with measured usage and provider balance.
Check whether laptop and shared-router use is allowed.
Measure download, upload, latency, and throttling risk.
Match the plan to countries, sea legs, airports, ports, and offshore gaps.
Countries / ports of call
Choose where you need data.
Start with the countries, airports, or ports you will visit. Multipass will show matching eSIM options once supplier checkout is active. For crew, aviation, offshore, and multi-country trips, add several stops so the plan comparison can fit the journey.
Anyone will be able to buy. Verified seafarers, aviators, and offshore workers should receive additional discounts where supplier margins allow.