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Goodbars vsKolet

An honest look at Kolet for a Bali or Indonesia trip, checked against their own live pricing page.

At a glance

GoodbarsKolet
NetworkTelkomselNot listed
Cheapest plan1GB · 2 days · €01GB · 30d · $3.99
10GB, 30 days€13.99$22.99
20GB, 30 days€19.99$34.49
50GB, 30 days€39.99Not listed

Goodbars sells in euros and Kolet quotes USD. We do not convert between them: that needs an exchange rate, and your card will use its own.

Where Kolet is better

KLM sells it. If you booked your flight with KLM you will have been offered Kolet in that flow, which is a genuinely easier moment to buy than remembering later. Leftover data also converts into credit for your next trip rather than expiring, and you can send GB to someone travelling with you.

Trustpilot 4.7/5, as stated on Kolet's own page

Where Goodbars is better

Goodbars names its network, Telkomsel, Indonesia's largest. Kolet's Indonesia page does not say whose network it runs on. Like for like on 30 days, our 10GB is EUR 13.99 against their USD 22.99, and our 20GB is EUR 19.99 against their USD 34.49.

Which should you pick?

Pick Kolet if
you are flying KLM and would rather buy it in the same place as your ticket, or you travel often enough that rolling unused data into credit is worth more to you than the lower price per trip.
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

Kolet'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.

www.kolet.com/nl/destinations/indonesia

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