
A Ubigi alternative for travel agencies
Ubigi is the travel eSIM brand of Transatel, a French mobile operator enabler owned by NTT since 2019. It sells data plans to travellers in its own app and offers partners an affiliate link, a wholesale API or a distributor deal. Terudo supplies travel data eSIMs only to travel businesses, which resell them under their own name. The core difference: with Ubigi, most programmes send your traveller to the Ubigi brand. With Terudo, your agency name is on the install e-mail and the eSIM page, and you choose on every order between a commission and a net price.
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| What you compare | Ubigi | Terudo |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Transatel, French operator enabler since 2000, NTT company since 2019 | Mazlo SAS, France. A supplier, not an operator |
| Destinations | 200+ destinations | 200+ destinations, from several wholesale suppliers |
| Programmes for partners | Affiliate, wholesale API, distributor, travel operators, OEM | One partner account: hosted shop, Elements, API, MCP server |
| Brand the traveller sees | Ubigi catalogue, or a co-branded subdomain. White label on request | Your agency name on the install e-mail and the "My eSIM" page |
| How you earn | Affiliate commission, or a margin as distributor | Commission or net price, chosen on every order |
| Who sets the retail price | Not published for partners | You do. Our public price is only a recommendation |
| Minimums | Distributor page: no minimum order quantity | No minimum, no monthly fee, no stock |
| Top-ups | In the Ubigi app or ubigi.me: one-off, monthly or annual plans | Top-ups on the same eSIM, by API or from your pages |
| Travel-specific tools | Not published | Trip quotes for given dates, daily plans, French mobile plan check |
Pick Ubigi if
- Transatel is a real operator enabler with its own core network and more than 20 years in mobile, now backed by NTT.
- A French company with deep connected-car and IoT experience: carmakers such as BMW and Stellantis use its connectivity.
- Travellers can manage plans and top-ups in a consumer app, with monthly and annual plans as well as one-off ones.
- A wide choice of programmes, from a simple affiliate link to a wholesale API and white label on request.
Pick Terudo if
- Built only for travel businesses: your name, not ours, in front of the traveller.
- Commission or net price, chosen per order, with no minimum and no monthly fee.
- Trip-aware tools: quotes for the travel dates, daily plans sized to the trip, deferred delivery, and a check of whether the French plan already covers the destination.
- Several suppliers behind one catalogue, and uninstalled eSIMs can be refunded.
How reselling works with Ubigi
Ubigi lists several partner routes. Affiliates share a link tracked on Impact and earn a commission on plans sold from the Ubigi catalogue. Its travel-industry page states 15% on data plans, the affiliate page 10% on the first purchase. Distributors earn a margin on sales and recharges, with no minimum order and a white-label option. Contract terms and partner prices are not published.
How it works with Terudo
You open a partner account and pick a mode on each order. In commission mode we sell to your traveller on a checkout page branded for your agency and pay you monthly. In net price mode you buy at your partner rate, shown after sign-in, and bill your client at the price you choose.
Using both
Nothing is exclusive on our side. You can keep a Ubigi link for travellers who want the Ubigi app and use Terudo where the eSIM is part of the trip you sell.
Questions
Is Ubigi an operator?
Ubigi is a brand of Transatel, which runs its own core network and hosts more than 120 virtual operators. Transatel has been part of NTT since 2019.
Can a travel agency resell Ubigi eSIMs?
Yes, through its affiliate, distributor or wholesale programmes. Ubigi publishes affiliate commission rates but not distributor or wholesale terms.
What does the traveller see with Terudo?
Your agency name on the install e-mail and on the "My eSIM" page. Terudo stays in the background.
Do I need a volume commitment with Terudo?
No. No minimum, no monthly fee and no stock: you pay per eSIM sold.
Who sets the price with Terudo?
You do. The price on our site is a non-binding recommended retail price.
Is Terudo cheaper than Ubigi?
We do not publish our partner rates, so we make no price claim. Sign in to see your net rate and compare it with your own quote from Ubigi.
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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