HaitiNet review

Updated September 28, 2026 · NomadCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

HaitiNet is a Haiti-only eSIM marketplace that suits short trips needing one local network rather than broad travel coverage. Plans start at $10 on Vodafone, and a cheaper Wi-Fi Pass is sold for internet cafe visits, which cuts the cost of a single outing.

Key facts

Best for
A short Haiti stay on one local network.
Price from
$10↗
Countries covered
1↗
Unlimited data
No↗
Reference plan prices
Haiti eSIM by Vodafone: 1-Day $10, 1-Week $35, 1-Month $95; Wi-Fi Pass: 1-Day $5, 1-Week $15, 1-Month $30↗
Networks
Vodafone↗
Seller type
Marketplace↗
Headquarters
Canada↗
Support channels
Phone↗
Region
Local
Pricing model
Marketplace
Audience
Short trips
Official website
haitinet.com

Pocket Wi-Fi

Daily price
$10↗

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 4 sources

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Coverage spans 1 country, so one plan covers the stay
  • Plans start at $10 on Vodafone
  • A cheaper Wi-Fi Pass sits alongside the eSIM
  • Sells as a marketplace, aimed at short trips

Cons

  • Coverage is limited to 1 country
  • Unlimited data is no, so data is metered
  • Support runs on phone only

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Scored 8.5 / 10 by NomadCue.

Who it suits

  • Travellers on a brief visit to Haiti
  • Anyone visiting an internet cafe on a budget
  • People who want one local network

Who should look elsewhere

  • Border-crossing trips, since Zwitchy covers 200 countries
  • Cost-first buyers, since eSIMGo.is starts at $0.99
  • Israel-bound travellers, since SimToIsrael starts at $25

What data costs

Plans start at $10. The reference prices set out a Haiti eSIM on Vodafone by the day, the week and the month, alongside a cheaper Wi-Fi Pass sold in the same lengths. Longer validity costs more, so the short pass suits a single visit to an internet cafe, while the eSIM suits anyone on the move.

How HaitiNet compares

Frequently asked questions

How much does a HaitiNet eSIM cost?+

Plans start at $10 for the Haiti eSIM on Vodafone. The reference prices list that eSIM by the day, the week and the month, and a cheaper Wi-Fi Pass in the same lengths for anyone visiting an internet cafe.

Which country does HaitiNet cover?+

Coverage spans 1 country, Haiti, on a local basis, and the eSIM runs on Vodafone. A trip that crosses several borders would need a wider plan, since a single local network only carries you so far at home.

Is the data unlimited?+

Unlimited data is no, so each plan runs on a fixed allowance for the length you buy, starting at $10. That suits short stays built around maps, messaging and browsing rather than streaming.

What kind of seller is HaitiNet?+

HaitiNet sells as a marketplace and lists its head office in Canada. The offering is local, with a Haiti eSIM on Vodafone and a cheaper Wi-Fi Pass sold side by side, aimed at visitors staying in the country.

How do I get help if something goes wrong?+

Support runs on phone only, so a phone call is the route to a person. No written channel is listed alongside it, which matters if you would rather keep the exchange in writing while travelling.

Who does HaitiNet suit?+

The audience is short trip, so the shorter lengths come first rather than long stays. Anyone spending a few days in Haiti on Vodafone, or heading to an internet cafe, is the clearest fit.

How does HaitiNet compare on price?+

Its entry price of $10 sits above the site median of €5, where the lower end of the market begins at €0.07. Travellers shopping on cost alone may prefer eSIMGo.is at $0.99.

Sources

Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Price per GB from, Hotspot sharing.

HaitiNet

A short Haiti stay on one local network.

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