Ecotalk
Mobile network selling monthly SIM-only plans to UK consumers, with profits funding nature restoration in Britain
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-31
About Ecotalk
Ecotalk is a UK mobile network provider that sells monthly SIM plans with unlimited UK calls and texts and a range of data allowances. It states that it does not pay shareholder dividends and uses its profits to restore habitats in Britain, working with Chief Ecologist Chris Packham on sites in Sussex and Devon.
Its customers are UK consumers who switch to a plan online, with the SIM sent by post. Plans run on 30-day rolling contracts with no exit fees, and customer support is located in Britain.
Ecotalk was founded in 2010 and launched its mobile service in 2018. It was founded by Dale Vince, founder of Ecotricity, and forms part of the Green Britain Group. The company is headquartered in Stroud, UK.
Product: Monthly mobile SIM plans with UK calls, texts and data, sold online with SIM delivery by post.
Jobs at Ecotalk
Leadership
- Dale Vince · FounderSource: company website
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