Media centre

Everything a journalist needs, in one page.

Boilerplate you can paste, facts you can quote, marks you can use in editorial without asking, and a named human who answers. If something you need is missing, write to press at orbislo.com and we will add it here rather than send it only to you.

Every number on this page is one we will defend on the record. Where a figure comes from third party testing rather than from us, it is labelled that way.

Boilerplate

Orbislo is a travel eSIM that installs once and stays on your phone. Instead of buying a disposable profile per trip, travellers hold a data balance that never expires and works across 145 destinations, with 200 planned.

Every account carries 100 MB a month of free rescue data in 145 countries, so nobody is stranded without a way to buy a way out. Orbislo publishes the throttle threshold, the measured speeds and the sample counts behind them, including the markets where its own numbers are weak.

Brand facts

FactValueSource
Legal and trading nameOrbisloCompany
CategoryTravel eSIM and mobile dataCompany
Destinations live145, with 200 plannedCompany, 28 May 2026
Free rescue data100 MB a month, 145 countriesCompany
Data expiryNone. The balance is a wallet, not a ticketCompany
Unlimited fair useFull speed to 2 GB a day, then 1 MbpsCompany, on the buy button
Metered plan throttleNone at any pointCompany
Wallet pricingFrom $5.89 for 1 GB down to $1.36 a GB at 50 GBCompany
SubscriptionsOrbislo One $20.89 a month, One Pro $50.89Company
Referrals$5 to both sidesCompany
Miles3 to 7 percent back, no expiryCompany
TetheringIncluded on every planCompany
Provisioning failureRefunded automatically inside 60 secondsCompany
Provisioning success target99.5 percentCompany
Support targetUnder 60 seconds, 24 hours a dayCompany
Languages12, including full right to leftCompany, 14 July 2026
Coverage methodReal traffic, 1 km precision, 25 sample minimumCompany, 2 April 2026

Quote any of these without checking with us first. Coverage speed figures move, so cite those from the country page with the date and the sample count.

Where competitors sit

OrbisloAiraloSailyHolafly
Destinations on a global plan145169About 121113
Published fair use number2 GB a day, then 1 MbpsThrottles near 3 GB a dayPublishedNone published
Measured speed, third partySee the coverage pages, with sample counts10 to 22 MbpsNot stated hereNear 7 Mbps, under 1 Mbps after throttling
Data expiryNeverPer planPer planPer plan

These figures come from third party testing rather than from us. Two of the four rows beat us, and a comparison that carries only our own numbers is not a comparison.

Logo usage

Editorial use in coverage of Orbislo needs no permission. Any commercial, promotional or co branded use does, and the answer arrives in a working day.

  • Use the full colour mark on light backgrounds and the reversed mark on dark ones. There are only two
  • Keep clear space of at least the height of the O on all four sides
  • Minimum size is 24 pixels tall on screen and 8 millimetres in print, below which the mark stops being legible
  • Do not stretch, rotate, recolour, add a gradient, outline, drop shadow or emboss
  • Do not place the mark on a busy photograph without the reversed version and a scrim behind it
  • Do not lock the mark up with another company mark in a way that implies a partnership we have not announced
  • Do not animate the mark. The orbit motif is the animated element, and it is not a logo
A phone held up showing a map on a city street at night
Approved product photography ships in the asset pack at 3000 pixels wide.

Spokespeople

Three people speak on the record. Each is listed with the subjects they will actually take questions on, so you do not have to guess. Names and portraits are supplied on request with the asset pack.

Chief executive

Strategy, pricing, the category, and why data that never expires is a business model rather than a promotion.

Name and portrait on request

Head of network

Carrier agreements, failover between operators, the coverage dataset, and what a 25 sample minimum does to a published median.

Name and portrait on request

Head of trust and support

Refund policy, incident response, the 72 hour post mortem commitment, accessibility and the transparency report.

Name and portrait on request

Press contact

press at orbislo.com. One working day as a rule. Put your deadline in the subject line and it moves to the front.

For an active incident, the status page updates faster than any person can, so start there.

Questions people actually ask

Can I use the Orbislo logo without asking?
Yes, in editorial coverage of Orbislo, at the sizes and clear space described on this page. You do not need written permission to illustrate an article about us. You do need permission to use the mark in a way that implies partnership, endorsement or a commercial relationship.
What is the correct spelling and capitalisation?
Orbislo. One word, a capital O and the rest lower case. Never all capitals in running text, never two words, never a capital letter in the middle. The product names are the Passport, the Wallet, Orbislo One and Orbislo One Pro.
Which figures can I quote without checking?
Anything in the brand facts table on this page, plus anything on a newsroom release. Coverage speeds change as measurements accumulate, so quote those with the date you pulled them and the sample count shown on the country page.
Do you offer product access for reviews?
Yes. We supply a test account with a wallet balance rather than a hand picked plan, so your measurements come from the same profiles a paying customer gets. Ask press at orbislo.com and say which destinations you intend to test.
Will you fact check my piece before it runs?
We will check figures if you send them, and we will tell you plainly if one is wrong. We will not ask to read your article, approve your framing or see quotes in context before publication.
How fast do you respond to press enquiries?
Inside one working day as a rule, and inside two hours for anything with a same day deadline if you put the deadline in the subject line. For an active incident, the status page is faster than we are.