Enterprise tier
Stop paying for data your customers never use. Run your eSIMs from your own pool on the network, design your own coverage and packages, and pay only for the megabytes actually consumed — the way operators buy from each other.
Yes, if you run
5,000+ active SIMs / month
Not yet — use prepaid packages
Under 5,000 SIMs / month
Below that volume prepaid packages are almost always cheaper and simpler. Package pricing carries a volume discount a per-megabyte rate cannot match at low volume, and you avoid holding a float. We would rather tell you that than sell you the wrong tier.
See prepaid business plans| Prepaid packages | Pay-as-you-go | |
|---|---|---|
| You are charged for | The whole package, used or not | The megabytes actually used |
| Unused allowance | Lost at expiry | Never charged |
| SIM stock | Drawn from our shared pool | Your own pool, yours to keep |
| Packages | Our catalogue | Ours, or build your own |
| Coverage zones | Fixed | Design your own |
| Billing | Per package, up front | Per megabyte, against your balance |
| Usage detail | Per eSIM | Per SIM, day, country and operator |
| Best below ~5,000 SIMs/month | ||
| Best above ~5,000 SIMs/month |
Nine areas of the dashboard, and what each one is actually for. Everything on the business plan is included — these are the controls that only start to matter once you are running a fleet rather than buying packages.
The overview answers the only question that matters on a Monday morning: how much is this costing me and how long does my balance last.
Every SIM you own in one list, searchable the way you actually think about them.
Usage broken down far enough to price by destination instead of guessing an average.
The network records for any SIM, in plain language. Support stops being guesswork.
Rates differ more than tenfold between operators in the same country, so a data cap in gigabytes does not bound your cost. These do.
Changes apply upstream immediately, not at the next billing cycle.
Self-service mode. Build coverage and packages nobody else can list.
The full rate sheet, per operator, so nothing about your cost base is a mystery.
More than one person runs a fleet this size.
You use our coverage and our packages; we handle the setup. Your SIMs still come from your own pool and usage still bills per megabyte against your balance — you simply do not have to design the product.
You build your own coverage zones and package templates and sell them under your own names. Your API returns your packages, not ours. For resellers who want a product nobody else can list.
You are billed for the data your SIMs actually use, per megabyte, against a balance you hold with us. There is no package to buy up front and nothing expires unused. It is the model mobile operators use with each other, offered to high-volume eSIM resellers and enterprises.
Around 5,000 active SIMs a month. Below that, prepaid packages are almost always cheaper and simpler: package pricing carries a volume discount that a per-megabyte rate cannot match at low volume, and you avoid holding a float. We will tell you if you are better off on packages.
Nothing is wasted. On a prepaid package you pay for 10 GB whether 2 GB or 10 GB is used. On pay-as-you-go you are charged for the 2 GB. For resellers this is usually where the margin is: unused allowance stops being a cost you absorb.
Yes. Your eSIMs live in your own account on the network, not in a shared pool. Your fleet, your usage and your balance describe only your business, and stock you buy stays yours.
In self-service mode you design your own coverage zones and package templates - which countries and operators, how much data, how long - and sell them under your own product names. In managed mode you use our coverage and packages and we handle the setup.
Data is switched off automatically across your SIMs and restored as soon as you top up. Calls and SMS keep working. You get a low balance warning by email before it happens, at a threshold you choose.
No. Same endpoints, same authentication, same field names. Orders draw from your own pool and usage bills against your balance instead of a prepaid wallet, but the integration you already built keeps working.
Bring your monthly SIM count and the destinations you sell most. We will run the numbers against both tiers and tell you which one costs you less — including when that answer is packages.
Prefer email? Use our contact form and we will route it to Carl.
Building your own frontend instead? Integrate directly with our eSIM API at wholesale rates. Smaller volumes are better served by prepaid business plans.
