FCC Broadband Consumer Label

Broadband Facts

Typical speeds, monthly pricing, and government fees for Halo Unlimited mobile wireless broadband, disclosed in the FCC's standardized label format.

schedule2 min readUpdated July 28, 2026By the Halo team

Broadband Facts

Halo (Block Apps LLC)

Halo Unlimited

Mobile Broadband Consumer Disclosure

Monthly Price$99.99

This Monthly Price is not an introductory rate.
This Monthly Price does not require a contract.

Additional Charges & Terms
Provider Monthly Fees$0.00
One-Time Fees at the Time of Purchase$0.00
Activation Fee$0.00
Early Termination Fee$0.00
Government TaxesVaries by location

Taxes and government fees (Federal Universal Service Fund, 911 surcharges, state and local taxes) are itemized at checkout and on every invoice.

Discounts & Bundles

Visit switchtohalo.com/pricing for available billing discounts and pricing options.

Speeds Provided with Plan
5G
Typical Download Speed57-337 Mbps
Typical Upload Speed3-21 Mbps
4G LTE
Typical Download Speed13-79 Mbps
Typical Upload Speed3-21 Mbps
Typical Latency30-50 ms

Speed ranges reflect the 25th to 75th percentile of network test readings: 25% of readings fall below the lower bound and 75% fall below the upper bound. Speeds are not guaranteed and vary with network conditions, congestion, device, and location.

Data Included with Monthly Price
General DataUnlimited
Charges for Additional Data Usage$0.00

After a monthly high-usage threshold, data may be deprioritized relative to other traffic during periods of network congestion. See the Network Management Policy for details.

Customer Support

Learn about the terms used on this label. Visit the Federal Communications Commission's Consumer Resource Center. fcc.gov/consumer

Unique Plan Identifier: 909ea594-1d8b-492a-851b-2a253bc2bef7

MOREAbout this label

The FCC broadband consumer label is a standardized disclosure providing the key facts about a broadband internet service plan — monthly price, typical speeds, data allowance, and government fees — so consumers can compare offerings at a glance. Halo is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO); the underlying network is operated by a national carrier, and Halo traffic may be deprioritized relative to that carrier's postpaid subscribers during periods of congestion. See the Acceptable Use Policy, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service for the full agreement that governs your service.