Ubigi for Business

Global secure LTE/5G connectivity solution
for your distributed workforce,
worldwide

Reinforce
security

Boost
productivity

Reduce
roaming costs

On the go

Ban unsecured public Wi‑Fi networks access outside
your company premises.

Abroad

We cover 200+ countries and territories across the world with our local carriers agreements.

On the field

Ubigi ensures continued connectivity so your team can access their professional applications at any time, even in the most remote locations.

When working from home

Your staff's home internet connexion isn't reliable or secured? We have the solutions.

Reinforce
security

Boost
productivity

Reduce
roaming costs

Connect your fleet of mobile devices on the field and abroad with Ubigi multi-network LTE/5G data plans

SMARTPHONES iOS, Android & Windows

TABLETS& ruggedized devices

PCsAlways connected

HOTSPOTS& Wi‑Fi routers

SIM and eSIM available for all compatible devices

The best rates in more than 200 countries and territories

thanks to our negociated agreements with hundreds of local mobile carriers across the world

Up to

90%
savings

on your roaming
bills

Administrator interface

(e)SIM management platform

Add
data plans

Add
pro bundles

Control
data usage

User interface

Mobile app and Windows integration

Check their account
balance in real time

Buy
personnal bundles

Receive alerts
and notifications

Why choose Ubigi for your business?

For procurement and fleet managers

Significant savings on roaming costs
Simplified fleet management on a single platform
Extensive international data bundle options
Dedicated customer care

For IT and cybersecurity teams

Secure LTE/5G connectivity for all professional and personnal devices
Secure-by-design cellular connectivity, no more public Wi‑Fi

For all remote and distributed workforces

Fast and secure mobile internet access, on the field and abroad
Flexible mobile data plans management
Easy-to-use mobile application
Great customer experience

Large private and public organizations, SMEs and NGOs already rely on Ubigi