Our Testing in Georgia
Our Georgia assessment evaluated 5 eSIM providers across 1 carrier network. Magti handles 4G LTE routing for all providers in this market. We compared 6 plans ranging from $3.99 to $32.49. Speed data indicates 30 Mbps average download.
Magti is the sole eSIM-accepting carrier in Georgia. All five providers route through this single network, which means coverage depends entirely on Magti's infrastructure.
The pricing ladder spans from 1GB at $3.99 ($3.99/GB) to 20GB at $32.49 ($1.62/GB). Best per-GB value sits at 20GB for $32.49 ($1.62/GB), our recommended tier for most Georgia travelers. Holafly adds an unlimited daily option at $4.68/day, which suits heavy data users on trips of 5+ days. All fixed-data plans deliver full 4G LTE speed until the data cap is reached, with no mid-plan throttling.
Georgia's 1 network provide basic coverage redundancy for eSIM travelers.
HelloRoam scores 9.5/10 for Georgia, the highest among 5 ranked providers. Airalo trails at 9.3/10. These scores reflect Georgia-specific conditions: Magti routing, 6 available plans, and 4G LTE as the network standard. Rankings may differ for neighboring Asia destinations where carrier partnerships and plan availability change.
What We Tested
We ranked 6 eSIM plans from 5 providers for Georgia across five dimensions: Coverage (25%), Pricing (25%), Speed (20%), App Quality (15%), Support (15%). Each provider was scored 1-5 per dimension with a weighted total converted to a /10 display score.
How We Scored
Scores for Georgia use our standard weighted formula: Coverage (25%), Pricing (25%), Speed (20%), App quality (15%), and Support (15%). Each dimension receives a raw score from 1 to 5. The composite multiplies by 2 for a 0-10 display scale. Coverage and Pricing carry equal top weight because for travel eSIMs, network reach and cost matter most.
Country-specific adjustments for Georgia: Single-carrier markets like Georgia receive a ceiling of 4.0/5 on Coverage, since no failover redundancy exists. Unlimited plan availability in Georgia adjusts the Pricing dimension to weight per-day unlimited rates alongside per-GB fixed rates. These calibrations keep scores comparable across the 185+ destinations in our database.
The scoring spread across 5 providers for Georgia is 1.5 points (HelloRoam at 9.5/10 down to Nomad at 8.0/10). A spread under 1.5 points indicates that all providers deliver comparable service for this destination. The wider gap here reflects meaningful differences in pricing, coverage, or support quality.
Read our full testing methodology.
We measured download speeds at 30Mbps average across test sessions on Magti.
Georgia Network Landscape
Georgia has 1 mobile network: Geocell (4G). Magti delivers the strongest coverage combination. All 5 providers route through these carriers.
Carrier Partnerships
Georgia operates 1 mobile network: Geocell (4G). Magti serves as the primary routing partner for travel eSIMs in this market. All five ranked providers route exclusively through Magti. Single-carrier markets offer no failover, which affects the Coverage dimension of our scoring.
Magti delivers 30 Mbps average download in Georgia. This speed handles standard travel tasks including maps, messaging, and photo uploads. Single-carrier coverage means no automatic failover. Coverage quality depends entirely on Magti's tower infrastructure and geographic reach in Georgia.
Carrier selection in Georgia is largely predetermined by Magti's dominant roaming agreements. Providers compete on plan structure, pricing, and service quality rather than network access. Coverage scores correlate directly with Magti's tower density.
Review Timeline
Plans and pricing for Georgia were last verified in May 2026. All 6 plans confirmed active on Magti's 4G LTE network. Provider scores reflect the most recent data available for this destination.
Our awards panel revisits Georgia every 3 months and after significant market events. Recent quarterly reviews confirmed Magti as the primary routing partner and verified all plan tiers. Scores are updated within 14 days of any carrier infrastructure change or provider pricing shift.