EDCNET10 takes 10% off at eSIM.net, a UK-registered eSIM store that resells service from Tier 1 operators including O2, Vodafone, Three and EE, plus European networks such as Orange Spain, Orange France, Bouygues Telecom and SFR. The code goes into the promo/voucher/discount field in the order summary on the basket or checkout page, above or beside the total, and you press Apply. The summary should redraw with a discount row and a lower total before you pay. It cannot be added after payment.
The three scenarios below run different shoppers through that same process. Because eSIM.net lists many plan types and prices are not quoted here, the point of each walkthrough is the decision path, not a figure.
A reader living in the UK wants calls, texts and a +44 number rather than a data-only travel plan. On the homepage catalogue tabs they choose UK local, then look at the Vodafone UK eSIM, which covers UK data, unlimited UK calls and texts, a UK +44 number, 5G where available and WiFi Calling. O2 UK, EE UK and Three UK sit in the same section.
Before going further they set the currency in the top navigation selector — GBP here — because Stripe supports GBP, USD, EUR, Australian dollars and Canadian dollars, and the currency is best fixed before the basket stage. They add the plan, open the basket, paste EDCNET10, press Apply and confirm the discount row appears. If they are moving an existing number across, UK plans support number portability via a PAC code. No credit check and no identity document upload are required.
One thing to check on their own basket: some plans advertise a 3 or 6 month subscription saving at checkout, and whether the voucher combines with that saving is set by the store rather than stated in advance.
A second reader is going to Spain for a week and only needs data. They use the Data Only Travel section, which is split by region and includes Europe, and pick between fixed data bundles and unlimited data options. In many countries the site lets you choose the specific local network the plan runs on, so an Orange Spain plan is selectable rather than assigned.
They confirm the data allowance and validity period on the product page, then add it to the basket and apply the discount code. Two cautions matter for a budget buyer: heavily reduced or promotional bundles are sometimes excluded from further percentage discounts, and codes of this type are normally one per order rather than stackable with another code. If the discount row does not appear, the plan is the likely reason, not the code format.
Validity is the other budget variable. Whether a plan's validity runs from purchase or from installation is stated on each product page, and the 30-day Vodafone Travel plan specifically starts at the time of purchase, so buying weeks ahead would waste days.
A third reader is crossing several European countries and then flying further afield. They look at multi-country plans that roam across several countries, or at Vodafone Travel with the VIP option, which extends coverage to a further 75 countries and enables international calling. Usage in those additional countries incurs a daily fee and a credit card is required, so the discounted purchase price is not the whole cost.
Global64 and EE Europe Travel are alternatives in the same catalogue. Voice and data travel eSIMs, data-only travel eSIMs and SMS-only eSIMs are separate product families; one SMS-only option allows unlimited free inbound SMS but no calls, no outbound SMS and no data, and attempting to use them disables the service.
All three finish identically: log in or create an account with an email address, pay through the Stripe card form, then scan the QR code from the confirmation email. There is no physical delivery. Installation is Settings > Cellular/Mobile Data > Add eSIM on iPhone, or Network and internet > SIMs > Add more on Android, and the device must support eSIM and be carrier-unlocked — compatibility information is published on the site. Afterwards, the mobile app and the MyeSIM web area handle balance checks and top-ups.
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