Android
Extra data on Android.
Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel and most recent Android phones can run a second, digital SIM alongside your normal one. Monthy uses it to carry your data for the rest of the month.
Get me to reset dayGet me to reset day
30 secondsWhen does your normal data reset?
Or just tell us how long
Pick your reset day and we'll work out the rest — you'll see the exact price before you pay anything.
Nothing arrives in the post. Monthy is a second data connection your phone downloads itself — it takes about a minute, and your normal SIM stays exactly where it is.
Settings → SIM manager
Tap Add eSIM, then scan the QR code from your service provider — that's us.
Pick your data SIM
Set Monthy as the SIM for mobile data, and leave calls and texts on your usual line.
Pixel and Galaxy friendly
The wording differs slightly between manufacturers, but the flow is the same on every eSIM-capable Android.
Common questions
- Which Android phones support eSIM?
- Google Pixel 3 and later, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, recent Z Fold and Z Flip models, and many others. Look for Add eSIM in SIM settings.
- Where is the setting on Samsung?
- Settings, then Connections, then SIM manager. On Pixel it's Settings, then Network and internet, then SIMs.
- Can I keep both SIMs active?
- Yes. Dual SIM standby lets your normal line handle calls while Monthy handles data.
- What if my phone has no eSIM option?
- Then it doesn't support eSIM, and unfortunately Monthy won't work on that handset.