One Platform to Launch, Manage
and Scale Your Telecom Business

Spenza is an MVNO-in-a-box platform  a single software suite that lets any brand launch, manage, and scale a telecom business without owning network infrastructure. It combines three hubs: TelecomHub (multi-operator connectivity sourcing), ControlHub (AI-powered analytics and expense
management), and UXHub (branded customer experiences and billing). Brands can go from zero to live connectivity operations in under 7 days.

An MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) sells wireless services under its own brand by leasing network capacity from major carriers like AT&T; or T-Mobile. Spenza acts as your MVNE (enabler) providing the complete tech stack including carrier integrations, SIM/eSIM provisioning, billing, subscriber management, and branded portals. Instead of spending 12-15 months and $2M+ assembling 8-12 vendors, Spenza compresses launch to under 7 days with per-line pricing.

Spenza supports a wide range of business types: consumer electronics and device brands (like smartwatch makers) that want to bundle connectivity with hardware; IoT companies managing fleets of connected devices; travel eSIM resellers; finance and HR teams offering employee mobile plans; and
Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) looking to unlock new revenue streams. If you sell a product or service that benefits from connectivity, Spenza has a model for you.

Spenza provides end-to-end IoT connectivity management: SIM/eSIM provisioning, real-time usage monitoring, automated alerts, carrier switching without physical SIM swaps, and bulk fleet operations via API. It supports multiple cellular technologies (LTE-M, NB-IoT, Cat-1, LTE) and aggregates operators in one dashboard. Switching 10,000 physical SIMs in the field costs $500K-$5M; the same operation via Spenza’s eSIM management costs $10K-$20K.

An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a reprogrammable chip soldered into devices that receives carrier profiles over the air  no physical card swap needed. For device makers, this means a single global hardware SKU, remote carrier switching, smaller form factors, and dramatically lower operational costs. Spenza
supports full eSIM lifecycle management including remote provisioning, profile switching, and compliance with the latest GSMA SGP.32 standard for IoT.

Yes. Spenza integrates natively with Shopify, letting you sell connectivity plans alongside physical products. When a customer purchases at checkout, SIMs or eSIMs are provisioned automatically and recurring billing is handled by the platform. Angel Watch, for example, uses this model to sell kids’ smartwatches with bundled mobile plans directly through their Shopify store  no custom telecom engineering required.

Spenza provides RESTful APIs across all three hubs: TelecomHub APIs for SIM/eSIM provisioning, carrier activation, and network selection; ControlHub APIs for usage data, analytics, and alerting; and UXHub APIs for subscriber management and billing. All endpoints use JSON payloads, OAuth 2.0
authentication, and webhooks for event-driven architectures. Full API documentation is available at api.spenza.com.