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A Saily alternative for travel agencies

Saily is the travel eSIM app from Nord Security, the company behind NordVPN. It sells data plans for 200+ destinations directly to travellers, with built-in security tools. Terudo supplies travel data eSIMs to travel businesses only: agencies, tour operators, visa services and travel apps resell them to their own travellers under their own name. The core difference: with Saily, a travel business sends its clients to the Saily brand, through affiliate links. With Terudo, the eSIM is sold as part of your service, with your name on the install e-mail, at the price you set.

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What you compareSailyTerudo
Who it sells toTravellers directly, through its app and websiteTravel businesses only, who resell to their travellers
How a business earnsAffiliate commission, e.g. 15% of orders via TravelpayoutsCommission or net price, chosen on every order
Brand the traveller seesSailyYour agency, on the install e-mail and "My eSIM" page
Who sets the retail priceSailyYou. Our public price is only a recommendation
Reselling under your nameNo white-label offer found on its siteHosted shop, Elements on your site, partner API, MCP server
Destinations200+ destinations200+ destinations
Security toolsAd blocker, web protection, virtual location in 115+ countriesNot offered
Top-upsYesYes, on the same eSIM, also by API
CommitmentNot published for resellersNo minimum, no monthly fee, no stock

Pick Saily if

  • Saily is among the cheapest consumer eSIM brands, so a referral link costs your client little.
  • A polished app, with an ad blocker, web protection and virtual location included in paid plans.
  • The backing of Nord Security, a large company with a known brand.
  • If you only want to place a link in a newsletter or blog, its affiliate programme is quick to join.

Pick Terudo if

  • The traveller gets the eSIM from your agency, under your name, not from another consumer brand.
  • You set the retail price, and you choose on every order between a commission and a net price.
  • Built for trips you already sell: quotes for given dates, daily plans sized to the trip, deferred delivery.
  • No volume commitment, no monthly fee, no stock. You pay per eSIM sold.

How earning works with Saily

Saily pays a commission on orders that come through your affiliate link, via affiliate networks such as Travelpayouts. The traveller buys from Saily, installs the Saily app and deals with Saily afterwards.

How it works with Terudo

You sell the eSIM with the trip. In commission mode, we sell to your client on a checkout page in your name and pay your commission monthly. In net price mode, you buy at your net rate, shown after sign-in, and invoice your client yourself. The install e-mail and the "My eSIM" page carry your agency's name.

Saily for business is a different product

Saily for business lets a company buy and manage eSIM plans for its own employees who travel for work. It is not a way for an agency to resell to its clients. Saily does not publish its business prices.

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Questions

Can a travel agency resell Saily under its own name?

We found no white-label offer on Saily’s site: the traveller uses the Saily app and brand.

How does a travel business earn with Saily?

Mostly through its affiliate programme, run on networks such as Travelpayouts (15% of orders, 30-day cookie there). Rates vary by network and country.

Is Terudo cheaper than Saily?

We do not claim that. Saily has low consumer prices. Terudo lets you set your own retail price and earn on each eSIM, under your name.

Does Terudo offer an ad blocker or a virtual location?

No. Terudo supplies data eSIMs for travel. If those security tools matter to your clients, Saily includes them.

Do I need to buy stock or commit to a volume?

No. There is no minimum, no monthly fee and no stock. You pay per eSIM sold, and an uninstalled eSIM can be refunded.

Comparison made on 10 November 2026 from the public sources listed below. Offers, terms and prices may have changed since; tell us at [email protected] and we will correct this page.

Sources, checked on 10 November 2026

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