Travel startup company Skyroam raises $20 million for portable hotspots

Friday, March 16, 2018

Skyroam, the latest travel international hotspot raises $20 Million for Portable Wifi, as the smart travel is increasing in global travel hemisphere.

Founded in 2014, Skyroam’s most innovative technique has improved the travel technology. The user can stay connected throughout the day while in abroad.  Skyroam sells devices in the global selling platform that look like hockey pucks and that provide mobile Wi-Fi.

Skyroam seems to have defied skeptics who thought the product was unnecessary, given that many cafes, hotel lobbies, and other places make Wi-Fi free, and many telecoms have streamlined their charges for overseas users.

The company also claims that its service has reached more than 15 million users worldwide and that the company has achieved “profitability.”

By using Skyroam, the user can avoid a telecom company’s “overage charges” and bandwidth usage limits and connect up to five devices at a time.

The highly technical upgraded device claimed to be also more secure and simpler than the common alternative, in that they don’t require using so-called SIM cards — subscriber identity module cards that pop in and out of smart phones and enable access to national voice and data networks.

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