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Broadcasting

Go live with confidence.

Keep live broadcasts, bonded cellular encoders, camera uplinks, and remote production equipment connected with resilient, multi-network cellular connectivity. Deliver reliable video from virtually any location while managing every production from one platform.

  • One SIM icon

    One SIM

    180+ countries · multi-network fallback

  • Form factor icon

    Any form factor

    2FF, 3FF, 4FF, MFF2, eSIM (eUICC)

  • Protocol icon

    Any protocol

    OCPP 1.6 · OCPP 2.0.1 · MQTT · TLS

  • Scale icon

    Any scale

    No per-SIM monthly minimums

The data reality

How much data does live streaming use?

Whether you're broadcasting breaking news, streaming a sporting event, or producing a concert from the field, uninterrupted connectivity keeps video moving from camera to audience. Bandwidth, latency, and network resilience all play a role in maintaining broadcast quality.

Device type
Typical monthly data
What drives the usage
Live news reporting
50–300 GB
HD video contribution
Bonded cellular encoder
100 GB–2 TB
Multi-camera live streaming
Remote production kit
250 GB–3 TB
Event production
Mobile broadcast unit
500 GB–5 TB
Continuous live transmission
Device type
Typical monthly data
Live news reporting
50–300 GB
Bonded cellular encoder
100 GB–2 TB
Remote production kit
250 GB–3 TB
Mobile broadcast unit
500 GB–5 TB
Live news reporting
Bonded cellular encoder
Remote production kit
Mobile broadcast unit

Ranges are typical for European and North American deployments Simbase observes in production. Actual usage depends on OCPP implementation, telemetry cadence, and what's bundled with the charger (screen, camera, payment, DCS). Numbers should be validated against your own telemetry before committing to a plan.

Where broadcasting connectivity falls short

Three connectivity challenges every live production faces

Live broadcasts don't get second chances

Dropped connections, buffering, and unstable uplinks immediately affect the viewing experience.

Production teams go where the story is

Broadcasters need reliable connectivity from stadiums, city centers, remote locations, and anywhere live events happen.

Visibility matters before something goes wrong

Real-time insight into SIMs, bandwidth usage, and network performance helps production teams resolve issues before they reach the audience.

What Simbase gives you

Everything your production crew needs

  • Multi-IMSI · eSIM

    Coverage that travels with your crew

    Automatically connect to supported mobile networks to help cameras, bonded encoders, and production equipment stay connected as crews move between venues and locations.

  • Dashboard

    Every production. One dashboard.

    Monitor SIM status, data usage, network activity, and connected production equipment before, during, and after every broadcast from one centralized platform.

  • API · Webhooks

    Connectivity that fits your workflow

    Integrate connectivity data into production systems, automate provisioning, and manage deployments using REST APIs and webhooks.

  • Pricing

    Plans that match your production schedule

    Whether you're covering a one-day event or supporting year-round broadcasts, activate, pause, and manage SIMs with flexible pricing and no long-term contracts.

Technical specifications

Built for connected broadcast workflows

Form factors
Available in plastic SIM (2FF, 3FF, 4FF), industrial MFF2, and eSIM (eUICC) to support bonded cellular encoders, broadcast routers, camera uplinks, mobile production kits, and embedded broadcasting equipment.
Global connectivity
Multi-IMSI connectivity across partner mobile networks in more than 180 countries, with automatic network switching where supported to help production crews stay connected across venues, regions, and international events.
Network support
Supports 2G, 3G, 4G LTE, LTE-M, NB-IoT, and 5G, providing compatibility with a wide range of broadcasting equipment, networking hardware, and live streaming solutions.
APIs & integrations
Manage SIMs, automate provisioning, and integrate connectivity into production workflows using REST APIs, webhooks, and a centralized dashboard.
Network options
Dynamic IPv4 by default, with Static IP, IPv6, Private APN, and VPN options available for production environments requiring additional security, remote access, or network control.
Security & compliance
GDPR-compliant with EU-based data processing. Enterprise security features and flexible network configurations are available for organizations with specific operational and compliance requirements.
Deployment
Order SIMs ready for installation or activate devices before an event through the Simbase platform or API. Bulk provisioning simplifies deployment across production kits, broadcast vehicles, and mobile crews.
Compare approaches

How broadcasting connectivity options compare

Features
Features
Simbase
Local MNO contract
Multi-network connectivity
Multi-IMSI access across supported partner networks
Typically tied to one carrier per country
Live production deployments
One SIM strategy across venues, regions, and international events
Separate SIMs, plans, or agreements may be required by country
SIM management
Self-service dashboard, REST API, and webhooks
Portal and API capabilities vary by carrier
Per-SIM monthly minimum
No per-SIM monthly minimums
Minimum commitments may apply
Contract flexibility
Month-to-month options available
Longer-term agreements are common
Production visibility
Centralized SIM status, usage, and connectivity insights
Visibility varies by carrier and platform
Event-based scaling
Activate, pause, or reassign SIMs as production needs change
Temporary deployments may require additional plans or manual processes
Expanding into new markets
Support productions in new regions without changing your connectivity platform
Expansion often requires additional carrier relationships and operational processes

Assessments as of 2026, based on publicly advertised plans and feedback from shared prospects. Published for transparency, not to disparage.

For whom

Connectivity for every broadcast workflow

  • Live Event Production

    Keep every broadcast online.

    Deliver reliable connectivity for concerts, sporting events, conferences, festivals, and other live productions where uninterrupted video matters.

  • News Gathering

    Broadcast from virtually anywhere.

    Support field reporters, ENG crews, and mobile production teams with resilient cellular connectivity from the studio to the scene.

  • Remote Production

    Connect crews without fixed infrastructure.

    Deploy cameras, production kits, and mobile control rooms with flexible cellular connectivity for broadcasts from almost any location.

  • Cellular Bonding

    Build more resilient live video connections.

    Support bonded cellular encoders with multi-network connectivity to help maintain stable uplinks for live streaming and remote production.

Glossary

Plain-language terms.

Cellular Bonding
A technology that combines multiple cellular connections into a single, more reliable internet connection. It helps increase available bandwidth and provides redundancy for live video transmission.
Encoder
A hardware or software device that compresses video and audio into a digital stream for live broadcasting or streaming over the internet.
Uplink
The transmission of video and audio from a camera, encoder, or production system to a broadcast facility or streaming platform.
Latency
The delay between capturing video and it reaching its destination. Lower latency helps deliver smoother, more responsive live broadcasts.
Bitrate
The amount of data transmitted each second during a live stream. Higher bitrates generally improve video quality but require more available bandwidth.
eSIM / eUICC
An embedded SIM technology that allows network profiles to be remotely downloaded and managed without physically replacing the SIM.
MFF2
A soldered, industrial-grade SIM form factor designed to be permanently embedded into connected devices for improved durability and long-term reliability.
Multi-IMSI
A SIM technology that can access multiple mobile network profiles, helping connected broadcasting equipment stay connected by switching between supported networks when coverage changes.
VPN
A Virtual Private Network (VPN) creates an encrypted connection between connected devices and business systems, helping protect sensitive production traffic and remote communications.
Mobile Production Unit
A portable broadcast setup consisting of cameras, encoders, networking equipment, and production hardware that enables live broadcasting from virtually any location.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

What is an IoT SIM card for broadcasting?

An IoT SIM card provides reliable cellular connectivity for broadcasting equipment such as bonded cellular encoders, broadcast routers, camera uplinks, and mobile production kits. Unlike consumer SIMs, IoT SIMs are designed for professional deployments with centralized management, remote monitoring, and flexible connectivity options.

Can Simbase support bonded cellular encoders?

Yes. Simbase SIMs are designed to work with bonded cellular solutions by providing access to supported mobile networks through Multi-IMSI connectivity. This helps improve network resilience and maintain reliable uplinks during live broadcasts.

Can I broadcast from remote locations?

Yes. Simbase provides connectivity in more than 180 countries, allowing production teams to support live broadcasts from remote locations, event venues, and mobile production environments without relying solely on fixed network infrastructure.

How do I manage connectivity across multiple production kits?

The Simbase dashboard allows you to monitor SIM status, data usage, and connectivity across all of your production equipment from one centralized platform. REST APIs and webhooks also enable integration with existing production workflows.

Can I activate SIMs only for live events?

Yes. Simbase offers flexible connectivity options that allow you to activate, pause, or reassign SIMs based on your production schedule, making it easy to support one-time events as well as ongoing broadcast operations.

Which broadcasting equipment is supported?

Simbase supports a wide range of connected broadcasting equipment, including bonded cellular encoders, broadcast routers, camera uplinks, live streaming devices, mobile production kits, and other professional video transmission hardware that uses cellular connectivity.

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Keep every broadcast connected.

Support live productions, simplify connectivity management, and deliver reliable video from one centralized platform.