What is the Simvito eSIM remote MCP server?
The Simvito eSIM remote MCP server is a hosted Model Context Protocol endpoint at https://mcp.simvito.com/mcp?src=mcpso, so AI assistants can connect to it without installing or running anything locally.
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@Simvito Limited
Basic information
Transport
Streamable HTTP
Authentication
None
Last updated
Category
Finance & Commerce
Author
Simvito Limited
Submitted by
Ryan Yang
About Simvito eSIM MCP Server
Find and compare travel eSIM data plans by destination and trip length, see the local 4G/5G networks each plan uses, check if a phone supports eSIM, and get a link to pay on simvito.com.
Connection details
https://mcp.simvito.com/mcp?src=mcpsoSetup
claude mcp add simvito-esim --transport http https://mcp.simvito.com/mcp?src=mcpsoSimvito eSIM MCP Server tools
10Find where a trip goes: a country, a region such as 'Europe' or 'Asia', or a multi-country plan, by name in any language, ISO code or misspelling (many cities and islands such as 'Tokyo' or 'Bali' work too). Returns destination slugs for the other tools; no prices.
Find travel eSIM data plans for one destination and trip length, e.g. 'eSIM for Japan, 7 days' or '10 GB for Thailand'. Up to 5 plans with price in the user's currency, data, validity, the local operators each plan uses with 4G/5G, what happens when the data runs out, hotspot and top-up support, and a link to each plan.
Compare the local mobile networks for a destination side by side, for questions like 'which network is best in Thailand' or 'which eSIM has 5G in Tokyo': each operator the plans use, its best generation (4G/5G), how many plans use it and the cheapest one. For a multi-country plan, pass country to see that country's operators.
For a trip through several countries (e.g. Japan 7 days, then Korea 5 days), compare one regional plan that covers every stop with a separate plan for each country, using the cheapest plans that cover each stop's days at the daily data need.
Check whether a phone supports eSIM, e.g. 'does my iPhone 13 support eSIM?'. Covers iPhone, Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy from the manufacturers' official lists, including the exceptions for phones bought in mainland China, Hong Kong or Macao. Gives a verdict (supports_esim / no_esim); pass purchase_region when the user says where the phone was bought.
Get the simvito.com checkout link for a plan from search_plans or plan_trip, with the price in the user's currency (total for the quantity) and the payment methods for that currency. The user signs in and pays on simvito.com; nothing is charged here.
List the eSIMs in the user's connected Simvito account: destination, plan, status, whether installed, data left and expiry, with a link to manage each one (install, add data) on simvito.com. Requires connecting a Simvito account. Never returns installation codes.
Languages, currencies and payment methods at simvito.com checkout. Pass the buyer's country or currency to get the default currency there and the payment methods that currency can be paid with (cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, local wallets and bank payments).
When the user decides to buy and their Simvito account is connected: places the order on their account and returns two payment links to give them exactly as returned, a secure payment page for cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and local wallets, and PayPal (when available for this order), with the total, any discount and an order number. Nothing is charged until the user pays on one of those pages. Pass items for up to 5 different plans from search_plans or plan_trip (up to 10 eSIMs in all), or plan_id and quantity for one plan. If the account isn't connected, use get_buy_link instead.
After the user pays through start_checkout's links (e.g. they say 'paid' or 'is my eSIM ready?'): shows whether the payment arrived and the eSIM is ready, waiting up to about 25 seconds for it, with the eSIM, a link to install and manage it, and the Simvito app. Never returns installation codes.
Overview
Simvito eSIM lets an AI assistant find, compare and buy travel eSIM data plans for you.
Tell the assistant where you're going and for how long. It compares Simvito plans by price, data and validity, shows which local networks each plan uses (4G/5G) and what happens when the data runs out, and gives you a link to pay on simvito.com. Searching is free and needs no account.
Tools
- find_destination: find a country, region (Europe, Asia...) or multi-country plan by name in any language, ISO code or misspelling. Cities and islands such as Tokyo or Bali work too.
- search_plans: up to 5 plans for one destination and trip length, with price in your currency, data, validity, local operators with 4G/5G and what happens when the data runs out.
- compare_networks: every local operator at a destination side by side, e.g. "which eSIM has 5G in Tokyo".
- plan_trip: for a trip through several countries, compares one regional plan against a separate plan per country.
- check_device: does this phone support eSIM? Covers iPhone, Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy, including models bought in mainland China, Hong Kong or Macao.
- get_checkout_options: languages, currencies and payment methods at checkout for a country or currency.
- get_buy_link: a simvito.com checkout link for the plan you pick.
- start_checkout (account connected): places the order and returns payment links (cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, local wallets, and PayPal where available).
- get_order_status (account connected): whether the payment arrived and the eSIM is ready, with a link to install it.
- list_my_esims (account connected): your eSIMs with status, data left and expiry, and a link to install or add data.
All tools are read-only except start_checkout. Nothing is charged inside the assistant: you always pay on simvito.com.
Connect
Endpoint (Streamable HTTP, no API key):
https://mcp.simvito.com/mcp?src=mcpso
- Claude: add Simvito eSIM from the connectors directory, or add a custom connector with the URL above.
- Claude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http simvito "https://mcp.simvito.com/mcp?src=mcpso" - Cursor, VS Code and other clients: use the server config on this page.
Connecting your Simvito account (OAuth) is optional. It adds checkout inside the chat, order status and your eSIM list.
Example prompts
- "I'm going to Japan for 7 days. Which eSIM should I get?"
- "Which eSIMs in Tokyo have 5G?"
- "Japan 7 days, then Korea 5 days. One plan or two?"
- "Does my iPhone 13 bought in Hong Kong support eSIM?"
About Simvito
Simvito sells prepaid travel eSIMs. Checkout is in 20 languages and 25 currencies. An eSIM that was never installed can be refunded within 30 days of purchase.
- Website: https://simvito.com/
- How it works in AI assistants: https://simvito.com/ai/
- Refunds: https://simvito.com/refund/
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect to the Simvito eSIM MCP server?
Add the endpoint https://mcp.simvito.com/mcp?src=mcpso to any MCP-compatible client such as Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code. The setup snippets on this page configure each client in one step.
Does the Simvito eSIM MCP server require authentication?
No. Simvito eSIM's MCP server does not require authentication — you can connect directly with the endpoint URL.
Which transport does the Simvito eSIM MCP server use?
Simvito eSIM exposes a Streamable HTTP endpoint, the transport used by remote MCP servers and supported by all major MCP clients.
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