Head to head
Goodbars vsAiralo
An honest look at Airalo for a Bali or Indonesia trip, checked against their own live pricing page.
At a glance
| Goodbars | Airalo | |
|---|---|---|
| Network | Telkomsel | 3 (Hutchison) |
| Cheapest plan | 1GB · 2 days · €0 | 1GB · 3d · $4.50 |
| 10GB, 30 days | €13.99 | $21.00 |
| 20GB, 30 days | €19.99 | $35.00 |
| 50GB, 30 days | €39.99 | $49.00 |
Goodbars sells in euros and Airalo quotes USD. We do not convert between them: that needs an exchange rate, and your card will use its own.
Where Airalo is better
The widest menu by far: 1GB to 50GB across 3, 7, 15 and 30 days, plus unlimited tiers and regional and global eSIMs if your trip does not stop at Indonesia.
4.7 on the App Store, 4.6 on Google Play, as stated on Airalo's own page
Where Goodbars is better
Goodbars runs on Telkomsel, Indonesia's largest network. Airalo's Indonesia eSIM lists 3 (Hutchison), which is a smaller network with thinner reach outside the cities.
Which should you pick?
- Pick Airalo if
- you want a short cheap plan for a few days, or you are hopping across several countries on one trip and want a regional eSIM instead of one per border.
- Pick Goodbars if
- you want one eSIM for a Bali or Indonesia trip on Telkomsel, three sizes to choose from instead of a matrix, and a free 1GB trial so you can land connected before you have paid us anything.
Where these figures come from
Airalo's figures were read from their own page on 2026-08-19. Prices change, so if you spot a difference, theirs is right and ours needs updating.
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