wigoo

For resellers

Your customers travel. Sell them the connection.

If someone books a trip through you, they will buy mobile data for it. Today they buy it from somebody else, usually at the airport, usually badly. This is how you sell it instead.

How it works today

  1. 1Load creditAs much as you want, whenever you want. It does not expire, and from there it draws down on its own.
  2. 2Generate the eSIMDestination, data, your customer's name. It takes a minute, while they are still in front of you.
  3. 3Deliver the QR codeThey install it from their phone and land already online. If they cannot, they write to us and not to you.

What you get

  • You set the selling price. We agree your cost in a call, the margin above it is yours.
  • You see whether the eSIM was installed and how much data is left.
  • Traveller support is ours. The person who cannot install it at an airport gate reaches us, not your phone.
  • No subscription and no joining fee. You pay for credit, nothing else.
  • Coverage in 190+ countries, from the same catalogue the consumer app sells.

Who this is for

Not only travel agencies. If your customer leaves the country, the connection is a purchase they are going to make anyway.

  • Travel sites and booking apps
  • Tour operators and DMCs
  • Car rental and transfers
  • Hotels, B&Bs and hostels
  • Student and language travel
  • Corporate travel managers
  • Insurance and assistance

About the API

There is no public API yet. Today the panel is how you generate and deliver, and it is manual: a minute per eSIM, in the browser. For a few dozen a month that is faster than an integration. For a few thousand it is not.

We are building one, for sites and apps that want to sell inside their own checkout. If that is you, say so when you write: what we build first depends on who is waiting for it.

What to ask any eSIM reseller programme

Including ours. These are the questions that separate a supplier from a price list, and most programmes answer badly on at least two.

  • 1Who supports the traveller when the eSIM does not install? If the answer is you, that is a hidden cost.
  • 2Can you set your own selling price, or is it fixed by them?
  • 3Do you see whether a customer installed it and how much is left, or does the sale disappear after the QR?
  • 4Does unused credit expire?
  • 5Is there a minimum volume, a joining fee or a monthly cost?
  • 6Whose network is it, and who is the wholesale supplier behind the brand?
  • 7What happens on a refund, and who decides?

Tell us what you sell

There is no self-service signup, by choice: your price depends on how many eSIMs you expect to sell, and that is a conversation rather than a form. Write to us and we will answer with the real numbers.

Questions

Do I need to be a travel agency?
No. Any business whose customers travel can resell. Car rental, hotels, booking sites, student travel and corporate travel managers all work the same way.
How much does it cost to start?
Nothing. There is no joining fee and no subscription. You buy credit, and your cost per eSIM is agreed with us before you start.
Is there an API?
Not yet. Today you generate and deliver from the panel, which takes about a minute per eSIM. We are building an API for sites and apps that want to sell inside their own checkout.
Who handles support?
We do. The traveller contacts us directly, which is the part that otherwise lands on your phone at an airport on a Sunday.
Can I use my own brand?
You set the price and you deliver the QR code to your customer. The eSIM itself and the support behind it are ours, and we say so rather than pretend otherwise.
Does credit expire?
No. What you load stays loaded, and it draws down as you generate eSIMs.