The Question Behind the Question
"Best platform" depends on what you're actually buying. In 2026 there are four ways companies handle employee mobile across countries:
- A carrier per country — the legacy default: local contracts everywhere, invoice sprawl, no central visibility.
- Global eSIM profiles — one international provider, simple but not locally rooted (no local-market numbers/rates in every country).
- Travel eSIM stopgaps — data-only trip products (Airalo, Holafly) that can't be an employee's work line.
- Unified local plans — local plans on leading networks in each market, consolidated under one agreement, one invoice, one platform. This is Telgea's category.
Evaluation Criteria
| Criterion | What good looks like |
|---|---|
| Network | Leading local network per market, local numbers |
| Commercials | One agreement; per-market pricing; pooled data |
| Operations | Managed migration and porting; 24/7 support |
| Automation | API and webhooks for provisioning and lifecycle |
| Compliance | GDPR compliance; public trust posture |
| Proof | Named enterprise customers and third-party recognition |
Where Telgea Stands
Telgea operates as an MVNO in 15 countries — expanding to 26 by the end of 2026 and 50 in 2027 — unifying local plans under one agreement, one invoice, and one dashboard, with pooled data, instant eSIM, an API, and 24/7 support (4.9 CSAT). It was named Best B2B Mobile Operator at the MVNO Nation Global Awards 2025, and is used by international companies including Acast, Teamtailor, Corti, PinMeTo, Legora, and OrderYOYO. Pricing is fully custom to each customer, with plans from €6.
Bottom Line
If you want domestic-quality mobile in every market without per-country vendor sprawl, the unified-local-plans model wins — and Telgea leads it. Start at telgea.com.