Special Offer for TOKEN2049 and Singapore F1: Buy 1 eSIM, Get 1 Free on 2049esim.com
Conference week is 7 to 8 October, the Grand Prix is 9 to 11 October, and a dead eSIM in that window costs you the meetings you flew for. Until the race ends, every Singapore order ships two lines for the price of one.
Quick answer: From now until the Singapore Grand Prix ends on 11 October 2026, every Singapore eSIM order at 2049esim.com ships as a Duo pack: two eSIMs for the price of one, in two separate emails, plus 1-to-1 replacement for every day of the trip. The second eSIM normally costs US$5.99 and the trip cover US$5.00, so US$10.99 of extras are included at no charge. Unlimited data for the full conference and race week is US$25.52, and plans start at US$9.50.
Key takeaways
- Two eSIMs, one price. The second line normally costs US$5.99 and the whole trip replacement US$5.00. Both are at US$0 on every Singapore order.
- It covers both events. TOKEN2049 runs 7 to 8 October and the Grand Prix 9 to 11 October. Seven days of unlimited data is US$25.52, which is US$1.82 per line per day.
- The spare is the point, not the discount. A second line only helps if it is already installed before you fly, so you switch in Settings instead of hunting for Wi-Fi to buy a replacement.
- It ends when the race does. Orders placed through 11 October 2026 get the pair. Send the link to whoever you are flying in with.
The worst thirty minutes of a conference trip are the ones between landing and finding out your eSIM did not attach. You cannot message your driver, you cannot open the ticket, and you cannot buy a replacement, because buying one needs the internet you no longer have. This offer exists for that half hour.
The offer, in plain numbers
Every Singapore order on 2049esim.com, the event shop run by Fizen, ships as a Duo pack. You pay for one plan and two eSIM profiles arrive, each in its own email, with its own QR code. Nothing is bundled into a bigger price first: these are the same plan prices, with the extras set to zero.
| What you order | Price | Second eSIM | Whole trip replacement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited, 3 days | US$11.01 | US$0 | US$0 |
| Unlimited, 5 days | US$17.51 | US$0 | US$0 |
| Unlimited, 7 days (conference plus F1) | US$25.52 | US$0 | US$0 |
| Unlimited, 10 days | US$32.52 | US$0 | US$0 |
| 5GB, 7 days (entry plan) | US$9.50 | US$0 | US$0 |
Seventeen Singapore packages are on the shop, from 5GB to unlimited and from 3 to 30 days, and the pair ships with all of them. The second eSIM is listed at US$5.99 and the trip replacement at US$5.00, so the pack carries US$10.99 of extras at no charge. Payment is card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on Stripe's own page.
On price alone the seven day unlimited plan sat about five percent under the largest travel eSIM brand's Singapore equivalent when both were read on 30 September 2026. Five percent is not a reason to switch. The spare line is.
Why the second line matters more than the saving
Su put the problem in one sentence on X, and it is the whole reason this pack exists.
You need internet to buy internet.
— Suda (@suda8866) October 1, 2026
That's why a dead travel eSIM ruins a trip. The moment it fails is
the moment you lose every tool you'd use to fix it.
I wrote up what actually happens, and what I built after it
happened to me twice. https://t.co/UiHsdvSham
The largest travel eSIM brand in the world carries 16 percent one star reviews on its public Trustpilot profile. Almost none of those reviews are about price. They describe a phone with no service in an arrivals hall and a support channel that needs the connection that just failed. We went through five of them line by line in a separate post, including one traveller who bought two eSIMs from the same seller and watched both fail.
That last detail is the design brief. A spare earns its place only when it is installed before departure and can fail independently of the first. That is what ships in the pack, and it is why the second line is free rather than sold as an upsell at the moment you least want to think about it.
What arrives, and what you do with it
- Pick the days. Two conference days and side events is a 5 or 7 day plan. Staying for the race makes it 7 or 10.
- Pay and watch two emails arrive. One eSIM per email, each with its own QR code, within minutes.
- Install both at home, on your own Wi-Fi. It takes about four minutes. Label them line 1 and line 2 so you are not guessing later.
- Land and switch on line 1. Line 2 stays asleep and nothing counts down until you use it.
- If line 1 stops, turn on line 2 in your phone settings. No download, no app, no queue. If both fail, message for a replacement on any day of the trip.
These are data only plans, so keep your home SIM in the other slot for bank codes and calls. Support is live chat on the shop or Telegram at @suda8866, answered by a person.
Dates, terms and the small print
- Runs until the race ends. Orders placed through Sunday 11 October 2026 ship the pair. TOKEN2049 is 7 to 8 October at Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore Grand Prix is 9 to 11 October.
- Who it is for. Anyone buying a Singapore plan on 2049esim.com. No code to enter, no referral to register, no minimum spend. The pack is already in the cart.
- What free means. The second eSIM and the whole trip replacement are shown at US$0 on the order, against list prices of US$5.99 and US$5.00.
- Unlimited means volume, not speed. The Singapore packages state up to 10 Mbps with no daily cap, and cover Singapore and Malaysia.
- Prices move. Everything above was read from the shop on 3 October 2026. The number on the shop page at the moment you pay is the one that counts.
Pass it to whoever is flying in with you
The people who need this most are the ones already in your group chat: the colleague arriving the night before, the founder doing six meetings a day, the friend who booked the F1 ticket and not much else. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to claim. Send them 2049esim.com, tell them to buy the days they need, and tell them to install both eSIMs before they get on the plane.
If you are already holding a pack, the useful favour is smaller than a link: remind one person to install the spare at home. Almost everybody installs the first and leaves the second for later, and later is exactly when it stops being possible.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a code to enter?
No. Every Singapore order on 2049esim.com ships the pair, and the second eSIM and trip replacement show at US$0 in the cart.
When does the offer end?
Orders placed through 11 October 2026, the last day of the Singapore Grand Prix, ship the pair.
Can I give the second eSIM to someone else?
It is built as your backup line, in your phone, installed before you fly. Handing it to a friend leaves you without the spare the pack exists to provide.
What if both eSIMs fail?
You get a 1-to-1 replacement on any day of the trip, with no form and no proof required. Support is live chat on the shop or Telegram at @suda8866.
Does my phone support two eSIMs at once?
Most phones from 2022 onward hold several eSIM profiles and let you switch between them, with one active at a time. Check your settings before you buy, and keep your home SIM in the physical slot.
Two eSIMs, one price, before you board
Unlimited data in Singapore at up to 10 Mbps with no daily cap, a spare line in its own email, and 1-to-1 replacement every day of the trip. Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Orders through 11 October 2026.
Terms and conditions
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Sources
- 2049esim.com: Singapore packages, Duo pack and current prices
- TOKEN2049 Singapore: 7 to 8 October 2026, Marina Bay Sands
- Singapore Grand Prix 2026: 9 to 11 October
- Trustpilot: the review profile behind the 16 percent figure
- Fizen eSIM store: plans, coverage and terms
Offer terms and prices read from 2049esim.com on 3 October 2026.
