# Choose the terms that fit the service.

Compare the whole offer: its coverage, allowance, validity, renewal and published charges. Plan a travel package, recurring mobile service or employee program around the customer who will use it.

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## What does this package buy?

Review the included destinations, allowance, speed policy and activation trigger. Check the validity and compatible top-ups with the offer’s published amount and currency.

### Allowance and coverage

Match the package to the itinerary and expected use. A regional name does not replace the included destination list.

### Validity and activation

Know when the period starts and when the allowance expires. Installation and first use can have different effects.

### Additional purchases

Review the terms of each top-up. More data does not automatically extend all existing packages.

## What repeats, and what can change?

Review the billing period, included domestic service, roaming and the effective terms of an upgrade, downgrade or cancellation. Keep the first purchase and continuing obligations clear.

### Included services

Check data, calls and SMS independently, including any limits or additional charges.

### Billing and renewal

Show the total in its published currency and make the renewal period and payment arrangement explicit.

### Lifecycle changes

Explain the effective date and financial impact before the subscriber approves a change.

## Bring the service model into the conversation.

Build the commercial model around your customers, markets and expected lines. Work with a connectivity specialist on plans, integration, billing and support for your service.

### Where is the price for a specific package?

Use the published offer for its amount, currency, destinations, allowance and validity. Discuss the markets and service model with Bird when planning a broader rollout.

### Does buying more data renew the plan?

A top-up and a recurring renewal are separate transactions. Check the compatible offer and its activation and expiry rules before approving an additional purchase.

### What should I prepare for a mobile-plan quote?

Bring your markets, expected lines, included data, calls and SMS, roaming needs and intended billing model. Confirm renewal, cancellation, porting and support terms for that service.

### Can I compare prices after converting currencies myself?

Keep the source amount and currency visible. An indicative conversion does not replace the published charge or establish the exchange rate applied to a purchase.

## Choose your next step

- [eSIM platform](/products/esim): Explore the complete connectivity journey.
- [Travel eSIMs](/products/esim/travel): Bring destination data, installation and top-ups into your travel experience.
- [Mobile plans](/products/esim/mobile-plans): Offer recurring data, calls and SMS with renewals and number portability.
- [Get started](/products/esim/getting-started): Prepare the first controlled service evaluation.

## Price the service you intend to offer.

Bring your markets, expected subscribers, plan types and support needs. Review available offers and their published currency with a connectivity specialist.

[Discuss plans and pricing](/demo?product=esim-pricing)

[Prepare your evaluation](/docs/guides/esim/overview)



## Related resources

- [What is an eSIM?](/explained/esim/what-is-an-esim) (answer)
- [Guide eSIM installation](/docs/guides/esim/installation) (docs)

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