Helium Mobile drops the first free U.S. 5G plan, cutting out big telecoms with a community-powered network and epic rewards system.
Helium Mobile just dropped the first-ever free 5G phone plan in the U.S. — the “Zero Plan.” This plan gives users 3GB of data, 300 texts, and 100 minutes of call time each month for absolutely no cost. No contracts, no hidden fees, and definitely no surprises. How? Helium’s community-owned 5G network is replacing the big telecom companies, allowing them to offer this unheard-of deal. But there’s a catch: it’s invite-only, so if you want in, you’ll have to join a waitlist.
Alongside the free Zero Plan, Helium also offers paid options: the $15/month Air Plan with 10GB of data, and the $30/month Infinity Plan for unlimited everything. Whether you’re on a budget or need more data, Helium’s got your back.
What makes them even cooler is their Cloud Points system, which gave people points not only for checking in but for sharing location data, inviting friends, and taking surveys that can be changed for rewards such as Amazon gift cards, Uber rides, or food delivery places such as Starbucks and Nike.
Helium’s also got a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy, letting you keep your phone and number, plus live Concierge Service to help with the switch. It’s all about affordable, community-powered connectivity.
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