HOAM eSIM

HOAM sells travel eSIMs that work the way a trip actually does: you name the countries you're visiting and get one plan, on one eSIM, at one price. This connector gives Claude read access to the live catalogue, so answers come from what is on sale right now rather than from training data. Ask it to price a trip — one country or several — and it returns every data size available for that selection, the price against each, and a checkout link that opens with the plan already chosen. Ask which carrier networks you will roam onto in a destination, what other travellers add to a trip like yours, or how the product works: when validity starts, whether hotspot sharing is included, what happens to unused data, which devices support eSIM, installing, topping up. Product answers come from HOAM's own help centre rather than from general knowledge about eSIMs, which matters because providers genuinely differ on those points. Two things about the pricing are worth knowing, because they surprise people. For a selection of several destinations the price is the highest of them, not the sum — so naming the countries you are actually visiting usually beats reaching for a regional bundle. And the data sizes offered are the ones every destination in the selection supports, so a pair can offer fewer sizes than either country alone. Everything here is read-only. No HOAM account is needed, there is nothing to sign in to, and no payment happens inside the conversation: the connector hands back a checkout link and the purchase happens on hoamesim.com as normal. It cannot read or change an account, and there is no write path in it at all. One eSIM, many plans: a HOAM eSIM is installed on a phone once and kept, and every later trip is a new plan loaded onto that same eSIM.