Switch from KORE to Simbase

The #1 Teal Alternative for eSIMSwitch to Simbase from TEAL

Remove network complexity. Take back control.Switch to Simbase if your team needs connectivity that works out of the box, without the overhead of per-network pricing, monthly SIM fees, and eSIM hardware requirements.

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Switch from TEAL to SimbaseThe clear choice.Not every IoT team needs to build connectivity infrastructure. Most just need it to work.

Simbase vs. TEALConnectivity without the network complexity.TEAL's infrastructure model is built for teams embedding connectivity into hardware. For teams deploying devices that need to connect reliably from day one, that overhead gets in the way.

Pricing without the complexityPay-as-you-go with no monthly SIM fee and no contracts or minimums. Wholesale pricing unlocks in your dashboard as usage grows.

Deploy now, scale freelyWorks with standard SIM hardware. No eSIM requirements. Scale deployments without hardware changes or plan renegotiations.

One platform, total controlManage and troubleshoot your SIMs from one platform. Get hands-on support during testing and rollout, not just a contact sales form when you need to understand your coverage options.

Pricing without the complexityPay-as-you-go with no monthly SIM fee and no contracts or minimums. Wholesale pricing unlocks in your dashboard as usage grows.

Deploy now, scale freelyWorks with standard SIM hardware. No eSIM requirements. Scale deployments without hardware changes or plan renegotiations.

Switch in 3 StepsJoin thousands of IoT teams who have already made the move.

Why Switch?Find out where TEAL's model is adding complexity you did not sign up for.

Map Your ConfigurationSee what your deployment looks like without the infrastructure overhead.

Unlock IncentivesSwitching is calculable before you commit to anything.

Why Switch?Find out where TEAL's model is adding complexity you did not sign up for.

Map Your ConfigurationSee what your deployment looks like without the infrastructure overhead.

Unlock IncentivesSwitching is calculable before you commit to anything.

Find out where TEAL's model is adding complexity you did not sign up for.Most IoT deployments do not need carrier-level control. When you remove that layer, connectivity gets simpler and cheaper.

Calculate your monthly eSIM fee overhead

Take your active SIM count and multiply by $1.00. That is a fixed monthly cost that sits on top of every data charge, every month, regardless of usage. For a fleet of 1,000 active SIMs that is $1,000 per month before a single byte is transmitted. Simbase has no monthly SIM fee. Your bill starts at zero and scales only with data consumed.

Review the network variation in your data costs

Look at your TEAL invoices across a recent month. Are your data costs consistent across devices in the same country, or do they vary depending on which network each device connected to? That variation is structural to TEAL's per-network pricing model. Simbase's flat regional rates remove that variable entirely.

Consider whether you actually need to choose your networks

TEAL's core value is giving you control over which carrier your devices connect to. That matters for mission-critical deployments where network selection directly impacts performance or compliance. For teams running standard IoT deployments, automatic multi-network steering delivers the same reliability without the management overhead or the cost of carrier orchestration infrastructure.

See what your deployment looks like without the infrastructure overhead.We review your current TEAL setup and show you what the same deployment looks like on Simbase, including a hardware check, before you commit to anything.

We review your current TEAL setup

We look at your regions, active SIM count, network profiles, and usage patterns. Not averages. You get a specific picture of what changes, what your monthly bill looks like without the per-eSIM fee, and where flat regional rates compare to your current per-network costs.

Hardware compatibility check

Unlike TEAL, Simbase works with standard SIM hardware, no eSIM chip or modem feature requirements. We will confirm compatibility with your existing devices upfront so there are no surprises during migration. In most cases, your hardware works as is.

We surface trade-offs before you commit

TEAL's carrier control model has genuine advantages for mission-critical deployments where network selection matters. We will be direct about where that advantage is worth keeping and where Simbase's automatic steering closes the gap, before you make any decision.

Switching is calculable before you commit to anything.Qualified switchers get a cost comparison built on their actual usage, test kit access to validate coverage, and migration support included as part of switching.

Test before you migrate

Get a Simbase test kit and validate coverage and performance in your specific regions before moving your fleet. We will show you how automatic multi-network steering performs in the markets your devices actually operate in.

SIM credits to get your fleet started

Qualified switchers receive SIM credits toward their initial Simbase deployment. This offsets the practical cost of migrating and gives your team room to test and validate without the full cost hitting immediately.

Hands-on migration support included

Our team guides the configuration mapping and phased rollout. Parallel testing keeps your fleet connected throughout with no downtime window during migration.

Calculate your switch from TEALJoin the teams who have made the switch.

Frequently Asked Questions

If any of your questions remain unanswered, reach out to our team to answer them for you.

Do I need to replace my hardware to switch from Teal?

In most cases, no. Switching from TEAL means moving from eSIM to standard SIM hardware, but most existing IoT devices support both. The hardware compatibility check during onboarding confirms this for your specific setup before any migration begins.

Can I migrate from Teal without downtime?

Yes. Migrations are staged in parallel so your devices stay on Teal while Simbase is validated. There's no window where your fleet is at risk.