Team connectivity on the move

Every train is an office. Keep yours working.

Your team already works on the move, until a single network drops. Our multi-network backup eSIM lets each phone connect across EE, O2, Vodafone and Three. It stays unsteered, so it uses the best available signal instead of being pushed onto whichever network is cheapest. No new hardware, deployed in minutes.

  • Data-only eSIM
  • Deployed on the phones your team already carries
  • Simple per-seat pricing
The Sidekick app showing a connected status and the four UK networks it can use: EE, O2, Vodafone and Three

One eSIM, four UK networks, unsteered

The problem

A single network always has gaps. A moving team hits every one of them.

No UK network covers everywhere. On a train, in the countryside, or across a city, whichever network your team is locked to will have blackspots. They tend to find them at the worst moment.

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Four networks, one eSIM

A journey crosses each network's blackspots in turn. One SIM inherits one network's gaps. A multi-network eSIM can use whichever of the four has signal at that point.

60s

Set up in seconds

It's an eSIM on the phones your team already carries. No routers, no boosters, no waiting on infrastructure. Install by QR code or through your MDM.

£0

No new hardware

Keep each phone's existing number and main SIM. The backup eSIM handles data when the primary network can't.

The cost of the quiet carriage

You already pay for the hour on the train. How much of it works?

An illustrative estimate. Move the sliders to explore the idea. These are your own assumptions, not measured results and not a guarantee.

Estimated dead-zone hours / year414 hrs
Illustrative value of hours recovered / year£21,735

Illustrative only. It assumes a portion of single-network journey time is unusable and that a multi-network backup recovers some of it. You set every input. This is not a measurement of coverage or a promise of results.

For teams

Deployed in an afternoon. Piloted on your busiest route.

Step 01. Deploy

Push eSIMs, not plastic

Activate in bulk by QR code or through your MDM. Each phone keeps its number and main SIM. The backup eSIM carries data when the primary network drops.

Step 02. Connect

Across multiple UK networks, unsteered

The backup line can use EE, O2, Vodafone or Three. It isn't steered onto a preferred or cheaper network, so each phone connects to the best signal available, wherever the day takes them.

Step 03. Pilot

Prove it on your worst route

Start with a small pilot on the route your team complains about most. Decide from your own experience, not our marketing.

Or offer it as a benefit your people actually notice.

Season ticket loan, cycle scheme, signal scheme. Cover your commuters' connectivity with simple per-seat pricing. It's the perk that gets used on every single journey.

Ask about team plans

We don't abolish physics.

Where no UK network has coverage at all, every SIM goes dark, including ours. What a multi-network backup gives you is simpler and testable on your own commute. You get a connection wherever any of the four networks has one, instead of being tied to the gaps of a single network.

Put your team on board

Tell us about your routes.

We'll reply within one working day with a pilot proposal. It's typically a handful of SIMs on your busiest route for a month, so you can judge it for yourself.

What to expect

  • A short call to understand where your team travels and where connectivity hurts.
  • A small, time-boxed pilot scoped to your busiest route.
  • An honest read on whether a multi-network backup helps your team. No hard sell.