Enterprise eSIM for teams that travel
One connectivity supplier for every trip your people take, billed on invoice rather than on twenty separate expense claims. Volume pricing, credit terms and a named account manager, across the same 200-country catalogue the storefront sells.
What changes at volume
Bulk purchases carry a discount that scales with commitment — up to 30% against list price — and the saving compounds against what teams usually spend, because the alternative to a travel eSIM is rarely a cheaper eSIM. It is carrier roaming bought at the airport, or a per-trip reimbursement nobody checks.
Pricing is quoted against your actual pattern of travel rather than a published tier table. Two companies spending the same amount can need very different catalogues: a consultancy flying the same six countries every month wants deep single-country inventory, while a field team covering a region is better served by one regional plan per person.
Billing that finance will accept
Invoice billing, credit terms and a payment schedule agreed in advance, so travel data becomes a line item rather than a stream of card receipts. Accounts carry a tax ID or VAT number and a billing address, and invoices are issued against the company rather than the traveller.
That matters more than the headline discount for most finance teams. A 30% saving spread across forty expense claims still costs somebody a day a month to reconcile; a single monthly invoice does not.
Support with a name on it
Enterprise accounts get priority support and a dedicated account manager rather than a shared queue — the person who set your catalogue up is the person who answers when a device will not activate in Sao Paulo at 2am local time.
Day-to-day, the enterprise portal handles bulk orders, quotes and the eSIMs already issued to your team, so an administrator can provision a new starter without going through support at all.
Applying for an account
The application asks for the company name, a contact, a business email, the billing address, a tax or VAT number, and your estimated monthly volume — that last figure is what pricing is quoted against, so an honest estimate gets a more useful answer than an optimistic one.
You will need a signed-in esimbloom account to apply, since the enterprise account is attached to it. Applications are reviewed by a person, not scored automatically.
Frequently asked questions
What discount does volume actually earn?
Up to 30% against list price, scaling with committed volume. The exact figure is quoted against your travel pattern rather than read off a public tier table.
Can we be invoiced instead of paying by card?
Yes. Enterprise accounts support invoice billing, credit terms and an agreed payment schedule, with invoices issued to the company and carrying your tax or VAT number.
Do enterprise plans use different networks?
No. Enterprise accounts buy from the same catalogue and the same carrier partners as the storefront, so coverage and speeds are identical. What changes is the price, the billing and the support.
How long does approval take?
Applications are reviewed by our team rather than approved automatically, and we come back to you by email. Sending a realistic monthly volume speeds it up, because it is what pricing is built from.