KORE

What is KORE Wireless?

KORE Wireless is an enterprise IoT connectivity provider offering global and local cellular connectivity, SIM and eSIM options, connectivity management and hardware and managed services. The vendor claims more than 22 million connected devices across 200 or more countries and over 40 carrier partnerships.

Key features of KORE Wireless

• Global IoT Connectivity: cellular coverage across many networks and technologies.
• Local Connectivity: in-country connectivity options.
• Connectivity management: manage SIMs and usage at scale with APIs.
• SIM options: Super SIM, KORE OmniSIM, SGP.32 eSIM and IoT SIM cards.
• Device services: device design, certification and testing.
• IoT Managed Services: operate deployments on behalf of customers.

How KORE Wireless works

Customers order SIMs or eSIM profiles, activate them on the vendor's connectivity management platform and manage devices through the dashboard or APIs. Hardware teams can use device design, testing and certification services before launch.

Who uses KORE Wireless?

The vendor lists use cases in asset monitoring, EV charging, connected health, fleet, renewables and utilities, smart agriculture, retail and fixed wireless internet. Logos shown include AmpUp, Binsentry, Syngenta and Stedin, and partner programs with TD SYNNEX and T-Mobile.

KORE Wireless pricing

KORE does not publish pricing; plans are quoted by the vendor.

KORE Wireless integrations

The vendor site names no third-party integrations and says customers can automate at scale with APIs.

KORE Wireless alternatives

Everynet and Actility focus on LPWAN networks such as LoRaWAN, which differ from KORE's cellular connectivity. The Things Industries provides LoRaWAN network servers. Cloudflare and Tailscale are networking and security tools that sit at a different layer.