Which SIM fits your needs?

From travel data to connected devices: choose your use case and first check what you need.

Start with your use case

15 use cases

IoT and sensors

Start with the device and its communication pattern. Small sensor readings can still generate traffic from registration and reconnections.

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Alarms and security

First ask the installer or monitoring centre to confirm the required connection. An ordinary data plan may omit essential functions.

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Cameras and video

Separate short event clips, occasional live viewing and continuous uploading. They need very different amounts of data.

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GPS and tracking

A tracker uses its SIM to communicate; locating the device and connecting it are different functions. Start with the tracker manual.

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EV charging points

First establish who manages connectivity: the charger manufacturer, the management platform or you. Independent SIM choice is not guaranteed.

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Machines and telemetry

Match connectivity to the machine and service provider. Small telemetry messages and large software updates have different requirements.

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Backup internet

A backup connection must work when your main connection fails. Buying a SIM alone does not create a working failover solution.

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Smartwatches

Check the exact watch and connection type. A paired watch and an independent child’s watch may need different subscriptions.

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