FCC Broadband Consumer Label
Broadband Facts
Typical speeds, monthly pricing, and government fees for Halo Unlimited mobile wireless broadband, disclosed per FCC rules.
schedule2 min readUpdated May 14, 2026By the Halo team
Plan
Halo Unlimited
Mobile wireless broadband
$99.99/mo
per line, plus taxes & fees
Monthly price
Plan price
$99.99Billed monthly in advance
Introductory rate
None
Contract required
NoCancel anytime
Monthly data allowance
Included data
Unlimited
Overage charges
None
Network management
May be deprioritizedDuring congestion after heavy usage
Hotspot / tethering
Included
Speeds
Typical download
35 to 75 Mbps
Typical upload
5 to 15 Mbps
Typical latency
30 to 50 ms
Speeds are not guaranteed. Actual speeds vary based on network conditions, congestion, device capability, and location. The underlying network is operated by AT&T. As an MVNO, Halo traffic may be deprioritized relative to AT&T postpaid subscribers during periods of network congestion.
Video streaming
Typical resolution
480p to 1080pVaries with congestion
Taxes, government fees & surcharges
The $99.99 plan price is exclusive of applicable taxes and government-mandated fees, which may include:
Federal Universal Service Fund
Varies
Telecom Relay Service fee
Varies
911 / E911 surcharges
Varies
State & local taxes
Varies
All taxes and fees are disclosed at checkout and itemized on each invoice. Amounts vary by state and locality.
Discounts & bundles
Available discounts
None currently
Bundled services
Included at no extra costSIM swap protection, identifier rotation, network lock, secondary numbers
Additional information
Network provider
AT&T
Network type
4G LTE / 5G
Service type
eSIM (no physical SIM)
Customer support
support@switchtohalo.com
Privacy policyswitchtohalo.com/privacy-policy
Terms of serviceswitchtohalo.com/terms-of-service
This label is provided in accordance with FCC broadband consumer disclosure rules (47 CFR § 8.1). The information reflects typical service characteristics as of the label date. Halo is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) using AT&T's network infrastructure. For questions, contact support@switchtohalo.com or write to Block Apps LLC, Nashville, TN.
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