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The M2M plans I saw have always been expensive -- ridiculous prices for hundreds of kilobytes. I was tempted to jury-rig some eSIM plans into devices, but it's
by mmastrac 4y ago
The M2M plans I saw have always been expensive -- ridiculous prices for hundreds of kilobytes. I was tempted to jury-rig some eSIM plans into devices, but it's not terribly easy to do that right now with any off-the-shelf hardware.
- askvictor 4y agoVery cheap for small amounts of data (~$2 per month for 5Mb), which is heaps for our purposes. For larger amounts of data, I have my doubts that helium is in any way viable, since you're piggy-backing someone's home internet, and the speeds are probably too low to transfer much anyway
- ac29 4y agoI remember seeing advertised prices of around $1/month for 1MB, which depending on the application could be plenty of data (roughly 10,000 bits per hour).