Your logo
Upload it once. It sits at the top of every guest page.
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Mobile data for your guests. Your name on it.
Give every guest an eSIM that works from the moment they land, and pay 10 % less than our shop for every one. Your logo, your colours, your welcome, your Wi-Fi and your contact on one page. They never see ours.
Try it with your brand
Type your name, pick a colour, add your logo. The guest page changes as you type. Nothing leaves this page.
Colour
Lettering
HH
Harbor House
Santa Monica, California
Welcome, Emma
Install this before you land: you will have data from the airport to our door.
5 GB mobile data
Valid 30 days · scan with your camera
iPhone
- Settings → Mobile Service → Add eSIM
- Scan this page
- Turn on Data Roaming
Android
- Settings → SIM manager
- Add eSIM, scan
- Turn on roaming
Wi-Fi HarborHouse-GuestPassword welcome-2026
Questions? +1 310 555 0142Harbor House
10 % below our shop prices177 destinationsNo SIM cards, no stockBuy one only when a guest is comingApproved by a person
White label, all of it
Everything your guest sees carries your brand
Set it once in your host panel. Every eSIM you give out uses it, printed, sent on WhatsApp or by email.
Your colour and lettering
Pick your brand colour and one of three letterings, from classic to friendly.
Your words
Your welcome, your Wi-Fi name and password, the tips you give every guest.
Your contact
Questions go to you. The guest stays your guest.
Our name appears nowhere on what your guest receives
Hotels and hosts
One program, two ways to welcome a guest
A hotel hands it over at the desk or in the confirmation email. A host sends it with the check-in details. Both put their own name on it.
For hotels, B&Bs and guesthouses
- Reception buys an eSIM while the guest checks in and shows the page on a screen to scan.
- Or attach the guest page to the booking confirmation, so the guest lands connected.
- The page carries your hotel’s logo, colour, Wi-Fi and reception contact.
- Offer it as a welcome extra, a room-package perk or a front-desk sale at your own price.
- Guests from every booking site — Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, Agoda, Trip.com or direct — get the same page.
For Airbnb hosts and vacation rentals
- Send the guest page with your arrival instructions, before the guest flies.
- Your guest finds the address, calls a taxi and messages you without hunting for Wi-Fi at the airport.
- One account for one apartment or a hundred; one brand on every page.
- Nothing to stock, charge or collect: no pocket Wi-Fi, no SIM cards in a drawer.
- Works the same for guests from Airbnb, Vrbo, Booking.com or your own website.
How it works
Three steps, then one tap per guest
- Apply and get approvedTell us about your place and where it is. A person reviews every host and replies by email.
- Add creditTop up by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Every package costs you 10 % less than in our shop.
- Give each guest an eSIMPick the country and the data, type the guest’s name, and hand over your branded page. Free with the stay, or at your own price.
Why hosts add it
A better arrival, under your name
Connected from the airportYour guest has maps and messages before the first taxi, and finds your door without calling you.
A welcome they rememberData that works on arrival is the kind of detail guests mention in reviews.
Your price, your choiceInclude it in the stay, or offer it at check-in like a welcome pack. What you charge is up to you.
WorldwideHost anywhere, and buy for guests going to any of our 177 destinations.
Nothing to stockNo SIM cards and no pocket Wi-Fi to charge, collect and lose. The eSIM is the page.
Pay for what you giveBuy an eSIM when a guest is coming. Credit you do not use stays in your account.
The options a guest has
How guests usually get mobile data abroad
Four ways, side by side. The eSIM you give is the only one that arrives before the guest does and carries your name.
| Their own roaming | A local SIM card | Pocket Wi-Fi | Your guest eSIM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works the moment they land | Yes, if roaming is on | After buying it | After collecting it | Yes, installed before the trip |
| Something to collect or return | No | A shop or airport counter | A device to charge, carry and return | No — the eSIM is the page |
| Keeps their home number on the phone | Yes | Only on a dual-SIM phone | Yes | Yes, beside their own line |
| Who sets the price | Their home carrier | The shop | The rental company | You — free with the stay or your own price |
| Carries your brand | No | No | No | Yes — your logo, colour, Wi-Fi and contact |
A guest eSIM needs a phone that takes an eSIM and is not locked to a carrier — recent iPhones, Google Pixel phones and most recent Samsung Galaxy phones do.
Ideas from the front desk
Six moments to hand over the eSIM
In the pre-arrival emailAttach the guest page to the message you already send a few days before check-in.
In the welcome packPrint the A5 page next to the house rules, the Wi-Fi card and the local map.
At check-inBuy it at the desk in a minute and show the page on a screen for the guest to scan.
As a direct-booking perkGive it only to guests who book on your own website, a reason to book with you.
For long stays and familiesOne eSIM for each traveller who needs data, each page with that traveller’s name.
For the next countryA guest travelling on can get an eSIM for the next destination too, under your brand.
Wherever your guests book
For hotels and hosts on every booking site
The guest page is yours, so it works the same whichever site the guest booked on.
Built for
Whoever welcomes the guest
Airbnb hostsOne apartment or ten: a welcome page with data on it.Vacation rentalsVillas, houses and holiday apartments: give every guest an eSIM page with your name, your Wi-Fi and your house tips.HotelsWelcome every guest with mobile data on a page with your hotel’s logo, colour and reception contact.GuesthousesA few rooms, a personal welcome. Add mobile data to it, on a page with your guesthouse’s name.HostelsSell or give data at the desk, on a page with your hostel’s name, to guests who are often heading to the next country.Bed and breakfastThe small touches are why guests choose a B&B. Add one more: mobile data from the moment they arrive, under your name.Property managersMany units, many owners, one way to welcome guests: mobile data on a page with your company’s brand.
Where your guests can use it
177 destinations, one host account
Buy for the country your guest is visiting — yours or the next one on their trip. Some of the destinations guests travel to most:
AlbaniaAustraliaAustriaBangladeshBelgiumBosnia and HerzegovinaBulgariaChinaCroatiaCyprusCzechiaDenmarkEgyptEstoniaFaroe IslandsFinlandFranceFrench GuianaGermanyGhanaGreeceIndonesiaItalyJapanMexicoMoroccoSingaporeSpainSwitzerlandTurkeyUnited Arab EmiratesUnited KingdomUnited StatesAfghanistanAlgeriaAndorraAngolaArgentinaArmeniaAzerbaijanBahamasBahrainBelarusBelizeBeninBoliviaBotswanaBrazil
For hosts new to eSIM
What an eSIM is, in plain words
An eSIM
A SIM card that lives inside the phone. Instead of a plastic card, the guest scans a code and the phone adds a new line for mobile data.
The guest page
An A5 PDF with your brand and the guest’s name, the code to scan, the two values to type it in by hand, the steps for iPhone and Android, and your Wi-Fi and contact.
Data, not a phone number
The eSIM gives mobile data. The guest keeps their own number on their own line and calls and messages through their apps.
Validity
Every package runs for 30 days and is for the country it was bought for. The page tells the guest the size and the days.
Roaming on
The guest turns on data roaming for the eSIM line only. Their home line can stay as it is.
One phone each
An eSIM installs on one phone. A family with three phones needs three, each with its own page.
Questions
What hosts ask us
Do my guests see MirageTEL anywhere?
No. The page your guest receives carries your logo, your colours, your words and your contact. Our name is not on it, nor in the PDF’s file details.
Which phones work?
Any phone that takes an eSIM and is not locked to a carrier: recent iPhones, Google Pixel phones, most recent Samsung Galaxy phones and many others.
What does it cost me?
10 % less than our shop, on every package you can buy as a host. The panel shows your price beside the shop price, for every country and package.
Is it only for one country?
No. Host anywhere in the world, and buy for guests going to any of our 177 destinations.
When do I pay?
You add credit first. Each eSIM is paid from your credit when you buy it for a guest, so buy one when a guest is coming.
Who helps a guest who cannot install it?
You do, and we help you: the host guides walk through iPhone and Android step by step, and our support answers you directly.
Can a hotel use it at the front desk?
Yes. Reception buys the eSIM in the host panel while the guest checks in; the page is usually ready within seconds to print or show on a screen.
Do my guests need to show ID?
No. You give us only the guest’s name and, if you want, the stay dates. We do not contact your guests.
What if a guest’s phone does not take an eSIM?
Then it cannot use one; your Wi-Fi works as usual. You buy an eSIM only for the guests who can use it.
How long does a guest eSIM last?
Every package runs for 30 days, for the country it was bought for.
Is there a contract, a monthly fee or a minimum?
No. You add credit and buy an eSIM only when a guest is coming. Credit you do not use stays in your account.
Can I put my logo and colours on it?
Yes. Upload your logo, pick a colour and a lettering, write your welcome and add your Wi-Fi and contact once; every guest page uses them.
How do I apply?
From a MirageTEL account with a verified email: tell us about your place, where guests book you and how to reach you. A person reviews every host and replies by email.
Welcome your next guest with data
Apply in two minutes from a MirageTEL account. A person reviews every host and replies by email.
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