Every time one of your subscribers lands abroad and opens a travel-eSIM app, that's roaming revenue leaving your network. For mid-size and new-entrant operators, the gap keeps widening: travelers default to low-cost travel eSIMs, and building a competitive roaming footprint — bilateral agreements, IPX interconnects, a global eSIM stack — was never a realistic capital ask.
The result is a squeeze. Tier-1 carriers have the roaming muscle. Travel-eSIM apps have the convenience. The mid-size operator in between loses the customer at the airport gate.
Roaming Hub puts your subscriber's home service and global roaming on a single eSIM. One eSIM, not two — no separate travel eSIM, no app to download. You integrate your subscriber's profile into ours, and the moment you enable international roaming, they're connected — on their existing number, under your brand and your billing.
Your subscribers reach more than 15 sponsor-roaming partners worldwide — including Vodafone, Orange, TIM Brazil, A1, Play, Pelephone, Etisalat, Airtel and Sparkle. You get the reach of a carrier with a global footprint, without negotiating a single bilateral agreement or building a core.
There's no CapEx, no network build and no upfront investment — just a simple per-use model where you set your own prices and keep the margin. Everything runs over a REST API or a self-service portal, with no direct integration into your core network.
The choice is simple: watch roaming revenue walk out the door, or offer your own competitive roaming from day one.
Travel eSIM isn't a passing trend; it's reshaping how travelers buy connectivity. Roaming Hub lets a mid-size operator answer it — without the build, the CapEx or the wait. Stop losing roamers to an app; start monetizing them.
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