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Every number here is one we will defend on the record. Each figure carries the source it came from.
Boilerplate
Orbislo is a travel eSIM built on one app and one balance for every trip, with each destination's line installed in one tap. Instead of buying a disposable plan per trip, travellers hold a data balance that never expires and works across 197 destinations, with 200 planned.
Every account carries 100 MB a month of free rescue data in 197 countries, so nobody is stranded without a way to buy a way out. Orbislo publishes the throttle threshold on the buy button.
The commercial model is the wallet. A balance is bought once, drawn down by the gigabyte, and carried between trips and between countries without a new purchase or a new profile. Unlimited day passes sit alongside it for travellers who would rather buy days than gigabytes, and three subscriptions sit above both for people who travel most months.
Brand facts
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Legal and trading name | Orbislo | Company |
| Category | Travel eSIM and mobile data | Company |
| Destinations live | 197, with 200 planned | Company, 28 May 2026 |
| Free rescue data | 100 MB a month, 197 countries | Company |
| Data expiry | None. The balance is a wallet, not a ticket | Company |
| Unlimited fair use | Full speed to 2 GB a day, then 1 Mbps | Company, on the buy button |
| Metered plan throttle | None at any point | Company |
| Wallet pricing | From $5.89 for 1 GB down to $1.36 a GB at 50 GB | Company |
| Subscriptions | Orbislo One $20.89 a month, One Pro $50.89 | Company |
| Referrals | $5 to both sides | Company |
| Miles | 3 to 7 percent back, no expiry | Company |
| Tethering | Included on every plan | Company |
| Provisioning failure | Refunded automatically inside 60 seconds | Company |
| Provisioning success target | 99.5 percent | Company |
| Languages | 12, including full right to left | Company, 14 July 2026 |
| Incident post mortems | Published within 72 hours, on the status page | Company |
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How each published number is produced
| Figure | How it is produced | Where to cite it from |
|---|---|---|
| Destinations live | Counted as destinations where a plan can be bought and provisioned today, not where a roaming agreement exists | This page, or the coverage index |
| Unlimited fair use | A fixed policy rather than a measurement: full speed to 2 GB a day, then 1 Mbps until the day rolls over | The buy button, the terms, and the unlimited page |
| Wallet price per gigabyte | The published ladder, from the 1 GB entry price down to the 50 GB rate, in the currency the page is built in | The pricing page and the price index |
| Provisioning success | Share of orders that deliver a working profile without a manual step, measured against a 99.5 percent target | This page, with the target stated alongside |
Method notes are here so a figure can be described accurately in a sentence.
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
- Screenshots of the app and the site may run unaltered at any size, with no permission needed
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.
Interviews run on the record by default. Background and off the record are available if you ask for them before the conversation starts rather than after an answer has been given. Remote interviews can usually be arranged inside two working days, and same day is possible for a live news story.
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, and our coverage figures.
Name and portrait on request
Head of trust and support
Refund policy, incident response, the 72 hour post mortem commitment, and accessibility.
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. Every incident gets a post mortem within 72 hours, and those are published on the status page with the timeline, the cause and what changed as a result.
The asset pack holds the marks in SVG and PNG, product photography at 3000 pixels wide, app screenshots at device resolution, and portraits of the three spokespeople. It is sent as a single link with no registration form in front of it.