Visible: Wireless without annual contracts or long-term commitments.
By signing up with eSIM, you can see if Visible works for you without the hassle of switching your number to start. See what else is included for as little as $25/mo:
Our network, powered by Verizon, now with 5G included
Unlimited data, messages and minutes
Free mobile hotspot up to 5 Mbps†
Calling and texting to Canada & Mexico at no extra charge
New to eSIM?
eSIM stands for ‘embedded SIM’, which means no more waiting for a SIM card to arrive to activate your phone. Watch this video to learn a little more about it, and how you can get started with your service in a flash.
Ready to join Visible using eSIM? Here’s how:
Through Visible.com
- Check to see if your iPhone is eSIM compatible.
- If your phone is eSIM compatible, create an account then download the Visible app to continue signing up.
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Sign-in to the app to activate your Visible service and start making calls, sending texts, and using data.
- Start the process to transfer your number.
Through the Visible app
- Download the Visible app.
- Tap 'Get Started' to check if your phone is compatible.
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Use the Visible app to download your eSIM.
- Activate your Visible service and start making calls, sending texts, and using data.
- Start the process to transfer your number.
Shop eSIM compatible iPhones.
Frequently asked.
Visit our help center for more.
eSIM stands for ‘embedded’ SIM. This means the SIM is already in the phone when you get it. No more physical SIM cards. It also means you activate Visible service in less than 15 minutes, which is a win-win for both of us.
eSIM does the same things a physical SIM does, but with the magic of digital technology - providing a convenient way to switch providers and activate service without a physical SIM.
Each eSIM device has dual SIM capability, which allows your phone to connect to two networks simultaneously. This means you can have 2 different SIMs from 2 different carriers in your device at once. Perfect for comparing different carrier’s networks or consolidating the work and personal phone into one (finally). Learn more about eSIM and dual SIM here.