What the product needed to solve
Buying mobile data for travel can feel technical and uncertain, especially when users need to compare destinations, plans and activation steps quickly.
An Albanian travel eSIM experience with destination discovery, clear plans and QR-based activation for connectivity across more than 200 countries.
Created by PRCONNECT & Bendyn

Buying mobile data for travel can feel technical and uncertain, especially when users need to compare destinations, plans and activation steps quickly.
We simplified the journey into destination, plan, purchase and activation, using direct Albanian-language guidance and visible support throughout the flow.
Users begin with where they are travelling, not technical plan codes.
Data, duration and price are presented for fast comparison.
A guided installation path reduces setup uncertainty.
A closer account of the audience, operating constraint and decisions represented by this public project page.
PRIeSIM simplifies a technical travel purchase into four understandable stages: choose a destination, compare a plan, complete the purchase and activate through a QR-based flow. Albanian-language guidance is important because uncertainty often appears after payment, when a traveller must install the eSIM correctly and know which connection settings to use.
The experience spans mobile commerce and support. Prices, duration and data allowances need to be comparable before purchase, while device compatibility, activation and help remain visible afterwards. The project is marked live and credited to PRCONNECT and Bendyn. This case study describes the product journey without publishing customer, conversion or network-partner data.
Travellers think first about where they are going, so discovery begins with place rather than technical plan codes or provider terminology.
Data amount, duration, destination coverage and price are grouped consistently to reduce uncertainty at the point of selection.
QR delivery and activation guidance are part of the product, not an external support afterthought. Clear instructions help users move from purchase to connectivity.
The recorded scope connects Product strategy, Mobile commerce UX, UX/UI design, Frontend development for Mobile web, PWA, Desktop web. The current public status is “Live”. These labels describe the work and delivery stage represented here; they are not a substitute for a production audit of the linked product.
PRCONNECT does not publish private customer data, confidential architecture, revenue, adoption or conversion figures on this page. Where no verified result is shown, the case study explains the problem, product direction and delivered or prepared capabilities without inventing an outcome.
A team evaluating a similar travel esim application should use this record as decision context rather than a fixed package. The capabilities described here—destination-first search, clear plan selection, qr activation—were shaped around this product’s audience, constraints and delivery stage. A new brief should confirm its own users, content or data ownership, integrations, permissions, accessibility, measurement and support model before copying an interface or choosing a stack. That review is what turns a visual reference into a system the organisation can operate responsibly after launch.
They should confirm that the device supports eSIM, is network-unlocked and matches the plan’s destination and duration. They should also understand when the plan activates and retain access to installation guidance while travelling.
The purchase is only useful when the traveller can install and use the plan. Compatibility guidance, QR handling, activation steps and a clear support path reduce uncertainty at the moment it matters most.
No. It explains the purchase and activation experience. Coverage, speeds, fair-use rules and availability depend on the selected plan and network partners and should be communicated through the current product terms.

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