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One annual plan. Everything included.

Hail alerts, the hail map and custom notifications for businesses.

Annual plan

$649 per year

excl. applicable taxes

12 months from purchase, paid annually in advance. Automatically renews for another year unless cancelled before renewal.

Included in the annual plan

  • Every alert immediately
  • Storm track with forecast of where it moves next
  • Your own private push channel
  • All-clear included – if you head out, you also hear the downgrade
  • Europe and North America, 6 languages, metric or inches

Swiss hail radar: 1 April to 30 September. Outside this season, this source provides no current hail estimates. The US radar feed is separate.

excl. applicable taxes

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12 months from purchase, paid annually in advance. Automatically renews for another year unless cancelled before renewal.

What is inside the subscription

No box, no device – and still tangible: your alert arrives where you are already looking.

Common questions about the subscription

Is there a free trial?

Yes – with a promo key from our campaigns you can test the full feature set for free: no payment method required, the trial ends automatically and never turns into a paid plan by itself. One key per account.

How do I cancel?

Cancel through the Stripe customer portal under Account & plan. Access continues until the end of the paid year. Existing contracts keep their agreed billing period.

When does my annual subscription start?

Your twelve-month term starts when you subscribe, independently of the calendar year. The annual price is paid in advance. Actual data coverage and seasonal availability still apply.

How do alerts reach me?

By email and Web-Push, with SMS depending on rollout stage – and always in the app inbox as well. You choose the channels for each notification rule yourself.

Who is HailSignal for?

For businesses – especially paintless dent repair (PDR) companies. HailSignal is a B2B service and is not aimed at consumers.

Does HailSignal replace official weather warnings?

No. Our alerts are probability statements based on remote sensing and verified evidence – a business decision aid, not a substitute for official warnings. That is why every alert honestly shows its confidence level and the data behind it.

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