Launching a new MVNO
A small team and a tight launch date.
A ready cloud stack: tariffs, billing and self-care from day one, with nothing to build.
Charging, billing and self-care in one cloud platform. Launch tariffs fast and run as many brands as you need.
Business Support Systems (BSS) are the part of the operator that knows each subscriber, what they have bought and what they owe. Every top-up, call and data session passes through them. If the BSS is slow or rigid, every new offer becomes a project; if it is flexible, a new tariff is just a configuration.
Our stack is multi-tenant and cloud-based: prepaid and postpaid on one engine, as many brands as you need on shared infrastructure, delivered as a service, so you launch tariffs fast and manage subscribers without operational overhead.
Building a BSS from separate components also means integrating them, testing them and keeping up with every vendor's releases long after launch. A pre-integrated cloud platform builds that work into the service, so your team spends its time on offers, customers and growth.
Tap an action and watch it travel through the platform, in real time, to the subscriber's phone.
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Waiting for an action…
Data, voice, add-ons and customer type combine like building blocks. Each plan is configured, not coded, which is why a new bundle can be ready in hours instead of months.
Example plan. In your BSS, plans are configured, not coded.
Each brand has its own plans and look, but they all run on the same shared stack. You choose which modules each one uses, without duplicating systems or costs.
A prepaid brand: real-time charging, its own catalog and self-care in the app.
A platform made of separate components has to be integrated, tested and updated for as long as it runs, whether or not that is your business. A pre-integrated cloud platform takes that work on, so your team can focus on offers and customers.
Each subscriber is served through the channel they prefer, and the platform plugs into your payments, SIM logistics and number portability through a full API.
These are the scenarios where a flexible BSS shows its value first.
A small team and a tight launch date.
A ready cloud stack: tariffs, billing and self-care from day one, with nothing to build.
Every new tariff is a long, expensive project.
A configurable catalog lets you launch new bundles in hours rather than months.
A retailer, a bank or an app wants mobile as one more way to reward and keep its customers.
Mobile joins the loyalty offer, prepaid and postpaid, with personalised offers and self-care inside the brand's own app.
A club or an association has loyal members but a small user base, so every cost counts.
Packages are tailored to the group, with its own app, data-only plans and cheaper calls between members, and simple management.
Many partners, each with a different model, and every new one feels like a new integration.
Partners are onboarded on one multi-tenant base, each with its own offers, which also helps the host operator keep them.
A weekend break and a three-week trip need very different data, but most offers are one size fits all.
Custom packages by region, duration and data-only are created quickly, and each kind of traveller gets an offer that fits.
Business support systems (BSS) are the software an operator uses to run its commercial side: product catalog, real-time charging, billing, customer management and self-care. They turn network usage into invoices and let you launch new tariffs without touching the network.
A cloud, multi-tenant BSS lets an MVNO or MVNE launch quickly, run several brands on one platform and scale as the subscriber base grows, instead of building and integrating separate components.