Helium Mobile has introduced the Zero Plan, the first free 5G wireless service in the U.S. The innovative plan offers users 3GB of data, 300 texts, and 100 minutes of calls each month—completely free of charge.
There are no contracts, hidden fees, or gimmicks, thanks to Helium’s unique network structure, which is owned by individuals rather than large corporations.
A Network Powered by Individuals
Unlike traditional wireless providers, Helium’s service is driven by individuals. This decentralized model allows the Zero Plan to offer unprecedented pricing, with the added benefit of rewards through Helium’s Cloud Points program.
By participating in activities like location sharing, referrals, and surveys, users can earn points that can be redeemed for gift cards, rideshares, food, entertainment, and more.
Earn Rewards with Cloud Points
The Cloud Points program lets users exchange points for a wide range of rewards. Popular partners include Uber, Lyft, Amazon, Nike, Netflix, and Starbucks.
In the future, users will also be able to convert Cloud Points into Helium-branded merchandise or make charitable donations.
Affordable Plans for All Needs
In addition to the Zero Plan, Helium Mobile offers two other plans: the Air Plan and the Infinity Plan. The Air Plan costs $15 per month and provides 10GB of data with unlimited talk and text.
The Infinity Plan, priced at $30 per month, offers unlimited data, talk, and text.
Seamless Switching and Flexibility
Helium Mobile allows users to bring their own devices, making it easy to keep current phones and numbers.
The company also offers concierge service, where live support agents assist with transitioning from another carrier to Helium, ensuring a smooth and seamless switch.
Availability and Future Plans
Currently, the Zero Plan is by invitation only, but anyone in the U.S. can join the waitlist or receive referrals to gain access.
The Helium network, which is supported by the nation’s largest 5G network, provides reliable connectivity for everyday use, including family vacations and back-to-school activities.
