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Halo is a travel eSIM built to remove the small annoyances. Networks are named on every plan before you pay, so you know it's NTT docomo or Vodafone, not a mystery MVNO. No app, no account: buy in three taps, the eSIM arrives by email in under a minute, and it activates when you first connect at your destination, so install it at home and forget it. Hotspot with no cap on our side, top-ups mid-trip, 190+ destinations, fixed-data or daily unlimited, 30-day money-back before activation.
I travel a lot and got tired of the usual eSIM experience: not knowing which network you'll land on, a mandatory app to buy a £5 plan, and "unlimited" that turns out to mean 1 GB. So I built the version I wanted.
Every plan names its networks up front, across more than 200 networks in 190+ destinations. There's no app and no account: you buy in a browser and your eSIM is emailed in under a minute. Unlimited plans run on a per-day stepper, so you pay for exactly the days you need. If you haven't activated it, there's a 30-day money-back guarantee, and a real person answers support within 24 hours.
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About Halo eSIM on Product Hunt
“Travel data, sorted. eSIMs for 190+ destinations.”
Halo eSIM was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #160 on the daily leaderboard. Halo is a travel eSIM built to remove the small annoyances. Networks are named on every plan before you pay, so you know it's NTT docomo or Vodafone, not a mystery MVNO. No app, no account: buy in three taps, the eSIM arrives by email in under a minute, and it activates when you first connect at your destination, so install it at home and forget it. Hotspot with no cap on our side, top-ups mid-trip, 190+ destinations, fixed-data or daily unlimited, 30-day money-back before activation.
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Ty Samuel
Hi Product Hunt,
I'm Ty, founder of Halo eSIM.
I travel a lot and got tired of the usual eSIM experience: not knowing which network you'll land on, a mandatory app to buy a £5 plan, and "unlimited" that turns out to mean 1 GB. So I built the version I wanted.
Every plan names its networks up front, across more than 200 networks in 190+ destinations. There's no app and no account: you buy in a browser and your eSIM is emailed in under a minute. Unlimited plans run on a per-day stepper, so you pay for exactly the days you need. If you haven't activated it, there's a 30-day money-back guarantee, and a real person answers support within 24 hours.
Which destination should we cover next?