Managed cellular data for businesses running connected hardware at scale. Pooled across every SIM, multi-carrier by default, and managed from a single portal — built for deployments measured in thousands of lines, not handsets.
Consumer wireless prices a single handset with predictable habits. A deployment is thousands of devices with wildly different appetites — a sensor pulling megabytes next to a camera pushing gigabytes. Keepalive is designed around that variance instead of against it.
One shared allowance across the whole deployment. Light devices offset heavy ones, so you stop paying for per-line headroom that never gets used and stop absorbing overage when one asset runs hot.
Devices move across coverage boundaries constantly. Profiles switch between networks rather than dropping the session, so a weak footprint doesn't become a support ticket.
Activate, suspend, reassign, and retire SIMs through a portal and a REST API. Usage alerts fire before the overage, not on the invoice a month later.
Pool consumption, per-device usage, network assignment, and lifecycle actions on a single surface — with the same operations available over a REST API for teams that would rather automate than click.
| Device | ICCID | Network | Cycle usage | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sensor node 0142 | Primary | 184 MB | Online | |
| Camera unit 0088 | Secondary | 41.2 GB | Near cap | |
| Asset tag 1907 | Primary | 62 MB | Online | |
| Gateway 0031 | Secondary | 7.4 GB | Online | |
| Sensor node 0219 | Primary | 0 MB | Suspended |
Interface preview. Product in development — sample data shown.
OEMs embedding connectivity at the point of sale, turning a one-time hardware margin into recurring revenue without building a telecom stack.
Estates where connectivity spans low-bandwidth telemetry and high-bandwidth video, brought under one pooled contract and one invoice.
Remote and intermittent sites where coverage is uneven and a dropped connection has an operational cost, not just an inconvenience.
We are not building another discount consumer brand. Three decisions define the business, and each one is a decision about what we don't do.
No voice, no SMS. That removes an entire regulatory and billing surface and keeps the product aimed squarely at machines rather than people.
Device consumption doesn't resemble handset consumption. Plans are built from observed device profiles rather than repackaged from a consumer rate card.
Raw connectivity is a commodity. Visibility, control, and clean API access to every SIM in a deployment is what an operator is actually buying.
Keepalive Wireless is pre-launch. We're in network and platform partner selection now, with pilot deployments planned to follow. Launch coverage will run across tier-1 US networks via eSIM, with physical SIM to follow.
Security and compliance certification is on the roadmap ahead of general availability, alongside published documentation and a public status page.
If you're a network operator, connectivity platform, or a business running connected hardware and interested in early access, we'd like to talk.