Published rates. An enterprise plan when you need the people.
Every service bills from one rate card, with no seats and nothing owed until it is switched on. The enterprise plan adds 24/7 engineering, a service level with credits and infrastructure dedicated to you.
Usage bills on the rate card on top. The plan buys the people, the service level and the dedicated infrastructure.
A named account manager, priority escalation and a network operations desk.
Written into the agreement, with service credits.
Dedicated IPs, private interconnect to your core and unlimited API rate limits.
eSIM, numbers, voice and messaging under your brand.
Voice and text agents on your support lines and subscriber tickets, in every language your markets speak.
Carried on infrastructure certified to SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA and GDPR.
Other countries are quoted on the same card. A volume commitment lowers every rate on it.
| eSIM profile | $0.77 | one time |
| Physical SIM | $1.10 | one time |
| Active SIM | $2.20 | per month, plus data |
| Data, 5 GB and over | $14.50 | per GB, tier-one countries |
| Data, 2 to 5 GB | $17.00 | per GB, tier-one countries |
| Private wireless gateway | $110 | per month, plus $0.33–$0.66 per SIM |
| Local or toll-free number | $1.10 | per month; $0.28 at 5,000+ |
| SMS on a number | $0.11 | per month |
| E-911 registration | $1.65 | per number, per month |
| Number lookup | $0.0017 | per query |
| Outbound | $0.0055 | per minute |
| Inbound | $0.0036 | per minute |
| Toll-free inbound | $0.017 | per minute |
| Inbound channel | $13.50 | per month; $8.80 at 250+ |
| Programmable voice | $0.0022 | per minute |
| Recording | $0.0022 | per minute |
| SMS | $0.0044 | per part, plus carrier fee |
| MMS | $0.017 | per part, plus carrier fee |
| Verification | $0.033 | per successful check |
| Speech to text | $0.0033 | per minute |
Orbital capacity, inference and edge compute are quoted per site and per region.
Everything here meters what it does — a minute, a message, a gigabyte, a terminal-month, a token. No seat licences on infrastructure, and no charge for capacity sitting idle.
A volume commitment lowers the unit rate. It is optional, it is not required to get support, and it does not gate a feature.
Where a jurisdiction requires a fee to be collected, it is collected and shown as itself. It is not folded into the rate to make the rate look lower.
A standby wireless or orbital path costs the terminal, not the capacity. You pay for the traffic on the day it is needed.
Engineering support comes with the account. A paid tier buys response times and a named engineer, not the right to open a ticket.
Send us the shape of your traffic.
Countries, volumes and coordinates. A quote comes back with the rate, the service level and the provisioning time for each one.