The UK pays £35 billion a year for telecoms.
We can do it for less than £1 a month.
The maths: sovereign mesh runs at roughly £12 per user per year, around £1.00 a month. That is less than a single high-street coffee, every month, forever. The £25 below is a one-time lifetime founder pledge, not a monthly bill.
Britain spends more on patchy signal than it does on the entire fire and rescue service. The four carriers had thirty years and three generations of spectrum. They returned dropped calls, rising bills, and an eleven-hour 999 outage. EN/ABEL is the sovereign answer. 170 nodes, 100% coverage, owned by the people who host it.
What thirty years of legacy telco actually cost the country.
What Britain actually spends on legacy telecoms.
Source figures from Ofcom's Communications Market Report and ONS communications basket. No internal projections. These are the numbers the carriers themselves disclose.
Total household + business spend on fixed and mobile services. More than the UK fire & rescue and coastguard budgets combined.
Across the four MNOs and their MVNOs, for 55.5M smartphone users.
Across 28.4M UK households. Up 24% in three years. Coverage went down.
The cost of upgrading the towers we already had. Rural Britain still has notspots.
Steel towers, rooftop micros, in-building cells. A planning, power and lease nightmare.
73% of adults report regular signal loss on 5G. The system is failing on its core promise.
Left, the past we paid for. Right, the network we are building.
Same coverage. A fraction of the cost.
The legacy telco model is towers, leases, spectrum auctions and shareholder dividends. The EN/ABEL model is a mesh: every Home Pod relays for the next, stitched together by DDRR and sealed by ENIGMA. The maths simply does not compare.
170 strategically placed nodes vs. 52,000 legacy cell sites.
£22bn 5G rollout vs. £3.4M to bring the sovereign mesh online.
Around £12 per user per year, ≈ £1.00 a month. Less than one coffee.
We replaced the towers with you.
High-elevation sites, satellite-hybrid relays and Home Pods stitched by the DDRR engine. Engineering target validated against Ofcom geospatial and OS terrain data.
The EN/ABEL Home Pod replaces your router. It serves your home and quietly relays for the mesh at sub-100 mW EIRP, lower than a baby monitor.
End-to-end signing, per-node attestation, sovereign UK key custody. Every refresh and handover sealed to the Abel audit chain.
Browse the nodes you are funding.
Pocket, Tower, and Sat-Hybrid. Three families. One sovereign mesh. Specs shown are the customer-facing essentials. Radio chains, silicon and firmware remain proprietary.
Pledge a tier, host a Pod, lift the network into being.
Six tiers. Six ways to own the mesh.
Initial target £3.4M. Stretch goal £8M unlocks the full 170-node backbone in 18 months. All pledges are UK-sovereign, governed by founders.
- ·All Builder rewards
- ·Pilot 200 priority slot
- ·Numbered hardware
- ·All Patron rewards
- ·Named node on the public coverage map
- ·Direct line to engineering
Every pledge becomes hardware, backbone, audit, and governance.
£3.4M, line by line.
Tower kits, satellite-hybrid relays, install crews.
First UK production run of 5,000 Pods.
Mobifon core hookup, CPaaS scale, 24/7 NOC.
Sovereign key infra, public chain, RF biology audits.
Pilot 200 onboarding, founder events, governance tooling.
Treasury cushion for legal, regulatory, contingency.
Non-binding intent. No payment is taken now.
Tell us your tier and amount. We will email you the moment the FCA-supervised round opens so you can convert your pledge first, ahead of the public window.
We don't need permission. We need each other.
Host a Pod. Pledge a tier. Tell two friends. That is how a sovereign telecoms network gets built in 2026.