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M2M (Machine-to-Machine) SIM cards let data be sent and received between 'machine' type devices - passing information from one device to another without the need for any human interaction.

The SIM cards in our mobile phones are built for everyday use. M2M SIM cards are far more durable, more secure and able to store more data - and they're designed for the way connected machines work, rather than the way a phone does.

There are many ways to use an M2M SIM card. A common one is vehicle tracking - if your business has a fleet of drivers, an M2M SIM lets you see exactly where they are, so you can keep your customers updated with an accurate ETA.

It depends heavily on the device. A simple sensor or alarm that only sends a short status update might use a few megabytes a month, while a vehicle tracker sending regular location pings typically sits in the low hundreds of megabytes. We size the data plan to the device, starting from 100MB and scaling up to 500GB for data-hungry fleets, rather than putting every SIM on the same allowance.

Yes, most of our M2M SIMs support international roaming, which matters if your vehicles, equipment or shipments cross borders. Let us know where the devices will actually be used and we'll confirm coverage and any roaming charges upfront as part of your quote.

Our M2M SIMs are multi-network, meaning a single SIM can connect across several UK mobile networks (such as O2, Vodafone, EE and Three) rather than being locked to just one. The SIM automatically uses whichever network has the strongest signal in that location, which matters for devices in vehicles or remote sites where coverage varies.

All of your M2M SIMs sit on one account with one consolidated bill, rather than dozens of separate contracts. We can also set up usage alerts so you're notified if a device suddenly starts using far more data than expected, which is often the first sign of a fault or a security issue.

No - we quote for anything from a handful of SIMs to several hundred. Smaller orders are typically on a rolling monthly contract, while larger fleets can access better per-SIM pricing on a 12 or 24-month term. Tell us roughly how many SIMs you need and we'll recommend the right contract length.