Multi-tenant telecom SaaS platform

Swiftcom is a telecom platform for mobile carriers and new mobile brands.

Carriers use it to give subscribers branded iOS, Android, web and desktop apps with calling, messaging, phone numbers, voicemail and transcription, recording, routing and multi-device, plus eSIM data, wallet and payments when they need them. You keep the brand, the customers and the network you already run.

Two ways in: add it to the network you already run, or launch your whole service on ours.

Your brand. Your customers. Our communications platform.

What subscribers get

Swiftcom is a multi-tenant telecom SaaS platform that mobile carriers and communications providers use to give their subscribers branded apps, calling, messaging, phone numbers and eSIM, without building the application and service layer themselves.

The operator keeps the brand. Swiftcom hosts the apps and the communications layer those subscribers actually open.

  • A branded app on iOS, Android, web and desktop
  • Calls and texts from their own number over data, beside the SIM
  • Phone numbers in multiple countries
  • Voicemail they can read, plus call recording and transcription
  • Call routing, menus, queues and multi-device ring
  • Optional eSIM data and in-app wallet top-ups
Widely Home
Widely Chats
Widely numbers
Widely eSIM

Widely — a live Operator tenant. Proof, not the product being resold.

Do you already operate a telecom service?

One Swiftcom core. Two ways in. Not three equal products.

Yes — enhance it

Swiftcom Connect

Keep your core, billing, numbers, and network. Add branded apps and Swiftcom communications services — calling, voicemail, recording, transcription, routing, multi-device.

Keep core, add Swiftcom

No — launch on Swiftcom

Swiftcom Operator

Complete platform: applications, subscribers, billing, numbers, calling, messaging, and optional SIM/eSIM. Market it under your brand.

Launch on Swiftcom

What the platform includes

Operator includes all five. Connect includes Applications, Communications and Infrastructure — you keep your own billing and mobile network, so Commerce and Swiftcom-supplied Mobile are not part of it.

Connect + Operator

Applications

iOS · Android · Web · Desktop

Connect + Operator

Communications

Voice · SMS · Numbers · PBX · voicemail · recording · transcription · routing · PA/AI

Operator only

Mobile

SIM/eSIM · Data · Native voice

On Connect you keep your own radio, SIMs and numbering.

Operator only

Commerce

Wallet · Rating · Billing · Payments

On Connect you keep your own billing and BSS.

Connect + Operator

Infrastructure

SIP · SMPP · APIs · Webhooks · BYOC

Start with the modules you need. Get started

Built for operators. Proven by running one.

Widely Mobile is a live Swiftcom Operator tenant, carrying real users, eSIMs, numbers, calls and payments in production. Every tenant, Widely included, shows Powered by Swiftcom.

Published list rates

Starting figures on the pricing page. Full volume tiers after company details. Contact sales is only the 100k+ path.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Swiftcom?
Swiftcom is a multi-tenant telecom SaaS platform that mobile carriers and communications providers use to give their subscribers branded apps, calling, messaging, phone numbers and eSIM, without building the application and service layer themselves.
Is Swiftcom a mobile carrier?
No. It can supply mobile connectivity as part of an Operator deployment (SIM/eSIM and carrier integrations), or run on the network and interconnects you already have. The operator stays the brand.
Do I have to move off my own network and billing?
No, that is Connect: integrate SIP, SMPP or an API and keep your core, BSS, billing, SIMs, numbers and subscribers.
What if I have no network yet?
Operator adds subscriber management, wallet, payments, rating and numbers, with optional SIM/eSIM and carrier connectivity, under your brand.
What is Widely Mobile?
A live consumer service on Swiftcom Operator with real users, eSIMs, numbers, calls and payments. Proof the platform runs in production, not the product being resold. Read the Widely case study