Head to head
Goodbars vsSaily
An honest look at Saily for a Bali or Indonesia trip, checked against their own live pricing page.
At a glance
| Goodbars | Saily | |
|---|---|---|
| Network | Telkomsel | Not listed |
| Cheapest plan | 1GB · 2 days · €0 | 1GB · 7d · $4.79 |
| 10GB, 30 days | €13.99 | $21.99 |
| 20GB, 30 days | €19.99 | $35.99 |
| 50GB, 30 days | €39.99 | Not listed |
Goodbars sells in euros and Saily quotes USD. We do not convert between them: that needs an exchange rate, and your card will use its own.
Where Saily is better
It comes from the NordVPN team, so it is a familiar name if you already use their products, and it bundles its own security features.
4.7 from 97,400+ reviews, as stated on Saily's own page
Where Goodbars is better
Goodbars names its network: Telkomsel, Indonesia's largest. Saily's Indonesia page says only "Indonesia's best networks" without naming one, and our 10GB is EUR 13.99 against their USD 21.99 for the same 30 days.
Which should you pick?
- Pick Saily if
- you already live in the Nord ecosystem and want the eSIM on the same account as the rest of it.
- 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
Saily'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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