In addition, we also provide multi-net data SIM cards. Multi-net cards have no preferred network – instead, they automatically connect to whichever network has the strongest signal. 

Our SIM cards can have fixed IP addresses, and are useful in a variety of situations and for various applications. Some of our customers, for example, use our SIM cards as a backup connection, while others use them to increase internet speeds with 4G (a fantastic solution in areas that cannot get fibre broadband), and still more for remote monitoring – such as monitoring CCTV at remote sites without an internet connection (e.g. building sites). Our multi-net SIM cards are particularly useful in areas with poor signal, and are perfect for M2M applications, such as vehicle tracking, sensors and telematics. 

Our cards also come with different bandwidth allowances. Smaller allowances are good for things like cellular-enabled tablets that get only occasional use, while larger allowances can be scaled right up to provide primary internet access to a site where fibre broadband is unavailable.

We can also aggregate data allowances across multiple SIM cards. This is ideal for businesses that use a large number of SIM cards, and are unsure from month to month who will be a heavy user. 

Unlimited SIM cards.

We now also have a further option – unlimited SIM cards. As their name implies, these cards come with unlimited calls and data, and are provisioned explicitly for businesses. This is important. While there are a lot of “unlimited” tariffs available on the market, many are specifically for mobile phone use only. Carriers are now cracking down on businesses who use these SIMs outside of mobile phones – such as in routers and other Wi-Fi devices – as it breaches their terms and conditions. With our new unlimited SIM cards – which are 5G compatible, and available in 30-day, 12-month and 24-month contracts – there is no such concern. Our cards’ unlimited tariffs are designed for businesses and can be compliantly used in routers where the connectivity is being shared at the location like a traditional fixed line connection.

You may have equipment that can already accommodate a SIM card – many routers now have SIM card slots built in, or have a socket to take a USB modem. Alternatively, we can provide cellular routers that can link to your existing router as a primary or backup route. Similarly, we can replace your firewall/router with a unit that can handle switchover from your primary (xDSL) connection to cellular, sometimes with no noticeable drop in connection. If your building does not have cellular signal, we can use external direction antennas to improve signal and speed.