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If you travel frequently — across continents or between many countries — one of the most important factors in choosing an eSIM provider is global coverage. You want a service that works reliably almost everywhere, without needing separate SIMs per country. In that context, the competition between RORO eSIM and Nomad eSIM is interesting. Both aim to serve international travelers, but they differ in how they position their coverage, network partnerships, plan structure, and flexibility. Here’s a detailed comparison to help you decide.

RORO eSIM
According to their site, RORO claims to support connectivity in 200+ countries and regions, using partnerships with 300+ local mobile operators around the world. 
That broad network base suggests RORO aims to cover both common travel destinations and more remote regions — which is convenient for multi-country trips or unusual travel routes.
Their model emphasizes flexibility: because of many local operator partnerships, RORO can (in theory) tap into