Punch above your weight class.
You've found your audience. Now give them a reason to stay. Mobile adds recurring revenue and daily presence on your customers' phones, without you becoming a network operator.
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New revenue. New ways to stick.
A line on the P&L
Recurring, ancillary or both.
Mobile can be subscription or ancillary revenue on top of what you already sell, at margins you set yourself.
A reason to stay
Churn’s worst enemy.
A monthly plan is a monthly reason to stay. Customers with a plan have one more thing to lose by leaving.
A reason to switch
The offer rivals can’t match.
A mobile offer wins customers from the incumbents, and isn't something they can add by Friday.
Build it yourself, or work with a solutions partner?
Decide what you want to own. Some challengers build everything in-house on our API. Others keep the brand and hand the build, the payments and support to a solutions partner. Both work, and you can change your mind without starting again.
In your app, or standing alone.
Inside your product
One more thing to sell.
Plans appear as a native option in the app your customers already open. One API, webhooks for every step, install flows built to convert.
Standalone storefront
A brand of its own.
Launch a dedicated mobile brand alongside your core product. Same platform underneath, your name on top.
Your name. Everywhere.
On the install screen, in the network name, on the welcome message and the top-up receipt. Customers see your brand at every step, and never see ours. That’s the point.
The easiest install there is.
Installs run from inside your app, settings arrive automatically, and the network shows your name. On Android, direct install does the same job. No QR-code scavenger hunts.
eSIM provider green flags.
Whoever you pick (and we’d like it to be us), insist on these.
Direct operator deals 01
No chain of resellers between your customer and the network. Ask who actually holds the agreements.
Apple carrier recognition 02
It's the difference between a native install and a support ticket. Ask whether they hold it.
Webhooks for every step 03
Install, first use, usage, renewal. If you can’t see it, you can’t act on it.
An uptime guarantee in writing 04
Uptime promises are easy to make in a sales call. Ask for the document.
Their brand stays invisible 05
If the provider’s name shows up anywhere in your customer’s journey, it isn’t white label.
A challenger already doing this.
Nomad Global
Nomad Global built one of the biggest names in travel eSIM on our platform: their brand on every install, coverage across 190+ countries, and pricing they set themselves.
Before you ask.
Travel data or UK mobile plans first?
Travel data (Travel eSIM) is the faster start and works everywhere. UK mobile plans (UK MVNO) are the bigger commitment, and worth it if most of your customers are British. Both run on the same platform, so the second is easier after the first.
Will this distract our roadmap?
The integration is deliberately small: catalogue, purchase, install, webhooks. Most partners are live in weeks, inside a normal sprint cycle.
Can we differentiate the product itself?
Yes. Your brand through the whole journey; your pricing, your own plans, and an install experience you can put your name on.
The platform serious
brands trust.
eSIM Go is recognised in Apple's carrier settings, a status few platforms hold. Putting your brand on someone else's infrastructure is a big call. Here's why it's safe with us.