ChatGPT Plugin

eSIM Copilot

Buy and manage eSIMs

Brand: eSIM Copilot

Category: Travel & Hospitality
Primary Subcategory: Telecom, Internet & eSIM Plans

Integration details

Description

eSIM Copilot helps users find mobile plans for home and abroad. Use ChatGPT to help you create an account, buy and install eSIMs that save you money, manage plans, troubleshoot your network connect and analyse your account activity.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Travel & Hospitality
Primary Subcategory: Telecom, Internet & eSIM Plans
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: eSIM Copilot
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-05-23
Tool count: 21
Market: US

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Primary Subcategory

Competing in ChatGPT Telecom, Internet & eSIM Plans

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Tools

21 tools agents can invoke

Show a digest of account activity — KPI tiles (spend, orders, eSIMs, plans), a spend-over-time chart, top destination countries, eSIM status breakdown, and top plans. Uses the active account. Optional `days` (default 30) controls the window. Admins only on the platform — non-admins see an error in the response.
account_insights
Browse the eSIM plan catalogue. Use when the user asks "what plans are available?" or "show me data plans for Japan". The account context (currency, country) is resolved server-side from the signed-in user — do not pass identifiers in args. **Always pass ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes — never country names.** "Japan" → `"JP"`, "United States" → `"US"`, "United Kingdom" → `"GB"`, "United Arab Emirates" → `"AE"`. Passing a country name (e.g. `"Japan"`) returns no matches because the portal looks up codes. Translate before calling. **Always scope the search.** Calling this with no filters returns hundreds of plans, which is not useful. If the user named a destination, pass `country` (single ISO-2 code) or a multi-country list via `countries` (array of ISO-2 codes). If they didn't name one but their request implies travel ("I'm going to Europe", "trips to Asia"), pass `region`. Otherwise default to a small list of popular travel destinations — pass `countries: ["US","GB","FR","ES","IT","JP","TH","AE","TR","MX"]` (pick ~6–10 relevant to the user's stated context, language, or account country) so the response is browseable. Only call without filters when the user has explicitly asked for the entire catalogue.
browse_plans
Create the user's first account. Use this only during onboarding — when `get_me` returns no accounts. Required: `name`, `country` (ISO alpha-2), `currency` (ISO 4217), `type` ("personal" or "business"). After creation the response advances the onboarding widget to the payment step. The widget normally drives this from its form; the model can also call it if the user has supplied all the inputs in chat.
create_account
Identify the current user. Returns the authenticated user profile and the list of accounts they belong to. Always call this first if the user has not been identified yet. **If `account_context.accounts` is empty, call `start_onboarding` next** — the user has no account yet and needs to go through the welcome flow before any other tool will work.
get_me
Open a step-by-step install guide for one of the user's eSIMs. Use when the user asks "how do I install this?", "I can't scan the QR", "help me set up my eSIM", or has just received a new eSIM. The widget shows the QR code, a one-tap install link on mobile, manual SM-DP+ / activation code details, and platform-specific instructions for iOS and Android. Pass `service_id` from `list_my_esims` or any earlier eSIM detail.
install_help
List the current user's eSIMs. Each entry includes ICCID, status (Ready to Install / Installed / Enabled / Disabled), label, and the account it belongs to. Use when the user asks about "my eSIMs", "my SIMs", or wants to see their lines. The account is resolved server-side from the signed-in user.
list_my_esims
List the user's plans (subscriptions) — data usage, renewal dates, and status. Use when the user asks "show my plans", "what data do I have left?", or "how many plans do I have?". The account scope is resolved server-side.
list_my_subscriptions
Take an action on a plan: cancel, renew, resume (after cancel), terminate (immediate, irreversible), or set_auto_renew (toggle auto-renewal). Mutating actions (cancel, renew, terminate) require `confirm: true` — call again with `confirm: true` after the user agrees. `resume` and `set_auto_renew` run immediately. The response is the refreshed plans list so the widget always reflects the new state.
manage_subscription
List the account's recent orders or payment history. Pass `kind: "orders"` for placed orders, `kind: "payments"` for the payment ledger. The account scope is resolved server-side.
account_history
List saved cards on the account, set the default, or delete one. Adding a new card from inside ChatGPT is not yet supported — point the user to the portal for that. Always pass `account_id` from `get_me`. Deleting a card requires `confirm: true` — without it the tool returns the card list with the chosen card flagged as `pending_delete` so the user can confirm.
manage_payment_methods
Place the order — authorises payment with the chosen card and provisions the eSIM(s). If the account has approval rules, the order is submitted for approval instead. Always confirm with the user before calling.
complete_order
Get full details for a single plan — allowances, duration, pricing, included features. Use after the user picks one from `browse_plans`, or when they ask "tell me more about <plan>".
get_plan
Refresh an eSIM's status from the carrier. Use when the user just installed an eSIM and wants to see if it shows as Enabled, or after toggling it on the device.
refresh_my_esim
Open the onboarding widget for users with no account yet. Call this immediately after `get_me` returns an empty `account_context.accounts` list. The widget steps through welcome → account details → payment method → done. If the user already has an account, this returns the current step (typically `payment` or `done`).
start_onboarding
Start (or fetch) an order. If `cart_id` is provided, fetches that cart. Otherwise creates a new cart for the account, pre-loaded with a plan (and optionally attached to an existing eSIM). Use when the user says "I want to buy", "order the X plan", or "start a new order".
start_order
View or update the account's storefront branding — colours, theme, font, legal name, support email. **Image assets (logo / favicon / hero / background) are NOT settable from this tool**; the user must upload them via the file-picker tiles in the branding widget. If the user asks you to change a logo or any image, tell them to click the corresponding tile in the branding widget and pick a file. Do not attempt to send image data through this tool. **Two-step confirm**: a call with any of the supported fields stages a proposal and returns a preview without persisting. Call again with `action: "apply_proposed", confirm: true` to save. Use `action: "view"` to inspect current branding, `action: "discard"` to clear a pending proposal.
update_branding
Set the account to use for subsequent actions. Call this when the user has multiple accounts and tells you which one they want to work in (e.g. "use my Personal account" / clicks an account chip in a widget). The choice persists for the rest of the conversation.
set_active_account
Modify an in-progress order. `add_plan` adds a plan, `set_qty` changes a line item's quantity (0 removes), `remove` removes a line item, `update_meta` updates email/phone on the cart, `apply_discount` adds a discount code, `remove_discount` clears it.
update_order
Widget-only tool. Stages an image upload for the branding proposal — receives a `slot` and a `data:image/<type>;base64,…` data URL produced by the branding widget's file picker, uploads to portal storage, and merges the resulting persistent URL into the staged proposal. Not callable by the model.
branding_set_image
View the wallet balance or top it up. Pass `action: "balance"` to view, `action: "topup"` with `amount_cents` and `confirm: true` to charge the default card. Always confirm with the user before topping up — it charges money.
wallet
Get details for one of the user's eSIMs — status, ICCID, MSISDN, the activation QR (LPA string), and any plans currently on it. Use after `list_my_esims` when the user picks a specific eSIM, or when they ask "show me my QR" / "details on my Vodafone eSIM".
get_my_esim

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What are eSIM Copilot alternatives on ChatGPT?

As of 2026-11-02, eSIM Copilot competes with AT&T, Bouygues Telecom, broadbandnow.com, ConnectMeGuru eSIM, doctorSIM Agentic Commerce, e-eSIM, eSIM Finder, eSIM For U and 22 more in ChatGPT Telecom, Internet & eSIM Plans, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.