The price of an M2M SIM card depends on the selected data plan (Pooled, pay as you go or prepaid) and any additional services such as voice, SMS or a fixed IP. M2M Data would be happy to help you find the option best suited to your specific needs and requirements. Prices start at €0.30 per month.

We’re available 24/7, and you can always call us in an emergency. For general enquiries, we’re available from 08:00 to 22:30 by email, phone or WhatsApp.

You’ll have access to a portal where you can choose to pause a SIM card or stop it permanently to remove it from billing. You’re always in control.

With data pooling, you can combine the data allowances of multiple M2M Data M2M SIM cards. This means the allowances on these SIM cards can be shared, making more efficient use of your data and helping your allocated allowance last longer.
For example, say you have 30 M2M SIM cards, each with a monthly data allowance of 100 MB. If one SIM card exceeds its 100 MB limit, you would normally exceed your allowance. With data pooling, however, you can combine the data allowances of all your M2M SIM cards, so you stay within your total allowance. In this scenario, you can use a total of 3000 MB (30 x 100 MB or 15 SIM cards x 150MB and 15 SIM cards use 50MB, leaving total usage at 3000MB) of data.

As technology advances, it’s not unusual for changes to meet some resistance. With eSIMs, however, the opposite is true: they offer many conveniences. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the benefits of using an eSIM, whether you’re already familiar with them or not.
The main advantage of using an eSIM is that the provider can “program” the SIM card. This means that if anything changes in your contract, the provider can easily activate the device with an eSIM, so you don’t have to wait for a new physical card. This makes the activation process for new devices significantly faster and requires no extra effort from the user.
However, the benefits aren’t limited to just one party! Manufacturers also benefit from using eSIMs. Because they’re permanently integrated into the device, errors are significantly reduced and the risk of installation errors is virtually eliminated.

Internet failover backup (commonly known as 4G backup) means that if your primary connection goes down, your connection automatically switches to a backup internet service. It acts as a secondary line to your main internet connection.
Adding internet backup to your existing fibre internet can provide the redundancy you need to prevent future business disruptions. The solution uses a 4G 5G LTE data plan. LTE Failover is a data-based plan, similar to one for smartphones.
The LTE service included with this failover solution comes with the agreed data allowance.
In short: when your wired network goes down, your router switches to the wireless network you use on your phone.

Once a business 4G 5G router is installed, it can detect when a fixed internet connection has gone down. When it detects that the primary service has been interrupted, the modem automatically switches to the 4G Backup service to maintain internet connectivity via mobile broadband. Mobile internet is provided by the built-in SIM, which covers multiple networks per country.
With 4G Backup, the router can restore internet connectivity to supply the LAN site and keep your business’s key processes running. There will be a brief period of downtime while this rerouting takes place.
Conversely, the same will happen when the router detects that the fixed internet connection has been restored. After a short delay, it automatically switches from the 4G Backup service back to the primary fixed internet service.