IoT Connectivity Solutions for US Businesses
One SIM that connects to AT&T, Verizon or T-Mobile, whichever is strongest where your device sits, with data plans and SIM management built around how many devices you run. Sensors, trackers, cameras and payment terminals stay online without anyone choosing a carrier.
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Multi-network IoT SIMs that switch carriers for you
A standard SIM is tied to one carrier, so a coverage gap or outage on that network takes the device offline. Our IoT SIMs are unsteered: they connect to whichever of AT&T, Verizon or T-Mobile has the strongest signal, and move to another network on their own if that one drops.
That matters most for equipment nobody is standing next to: a camera on a pole, a tracker in a truck, a kiosk in a mall, a sensor in a field.
- Unsteered across AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, plus 960+ networks worldwide
- Dynamic, private or public static IP addressing
- Data plans from MB to TB, for 100 SIMs or 10,000
- One consolidated invoice, even across carriers and countries
WHAT'S INCLUDED
What you get with a Titus IoT SIM
Everything below comes as standard. You choose the data plan and the IP setup.
Unsteered connectivity
Connects to the strongest of AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile at each location, and switches automatically if a network drops.
Titus IoT Portal
Real-time usage for every SIM. Activate or suspend lines, set alerts and run reports without calling us.
Pooled data plans
Share one data pool across your whole estate, from a handful of devices to thousands, instead of paying for unused allowance per SIM.
Static IP options
Dynamic, private or public static IP addressing, so you can reach CCTV, routers and controllers directly when you need to.
Private APN and VPN
Keep device traffic off the public internet for deployments that handle sensitive data.
One bill, one provider
A single consolidated invoice, whichever networks and countries your SIMs connect in.
CONNECTIVITY TYPES
Which IoT connectivity type fits your devices?
4G LTE and 5G
The default for devices that move data often or need low latency: routers, cameras, kiosks and payment terminals. 5G helps where many devices share one site.
LTE-M
A low-power cellular standard for battery devices that still move, such as asset trackers and wearables. It supports handover between towers.
NB-IoT
Built for static devices that send small amounts of data, like meters and environmental sensors, with strong indoor coverage and long battery life.
LPWAN and satellite
LoRaWAN, Sigfox and satellite reach sites cellular can't, at the cost of very low data rates. Usually paired with cellular rather than replacing it.
TITUS IOT PORTAL
Manage every SIM from one portal
Once SIMs are in the field, the portal is where you keep track of them. It's built to stop bill surprises and save site visits.
Real-time usage monitoring · see what every SIM is using as it happens.
Alerts and caps · get warned before a device runs past its allowance.
Activate and suspend · switch lines on or off when devices are deployed, moved or retired.
Automatic plan adjustment · usage is matched to the right plan as your estate changes.
Remote diagnostics · check a SIM's status before sending anyone to site.
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Read All Testimonials“Titus Telecom has been a pleasure to do business with. Their customer service is top notch, the shipping was quite fast, and the post sales tech support was great as well. I had a question with a device and that same day someone was on a screen share with me to walk me through the question.”
“Excellent provider to work with. SIMs stay connected, pricing and support are top notch. A rarity these days.”
“Great service and reliable connection! Titus has been quick to provide us with SIMs and to ship them to any location we request in the US. They have been great in helping us get them configured correctly by providing live support or email responses within minutes.”
Test it in your own equipment
Tell us what you're connecting and where. We'll send a free trial SIM and put a plan together once you've seen how it performs.
IoT connectivity FAQs
What is IoT connectivity?
It's the network link that lets a connected device send and receive data: a sensor reporting readings, a tracker sending its location, a payment terminal processing a card. The link can be cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LPWAN or satellite, and the right one depends on where the device is, how it's powered and how much data it sends.
What is a multi-network IoT SIM?
A SIM that isn't locked to one carrier. Ours are unsteered, so they connect to whichever of AT&T, Verizon or T-Mobile has the strongest signal, and switch automatically if that network drops.
Which networks do your IoT SIMs use in the US?
AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile. Outside the US, coverage extends across 960+ networks in 185+ countries.
Do I need LTE-M or NB-IoT, or is 4G enough?
For routers, cameras and payment terminals, 4G LTE is usually the right fit. LTE-M and NB-IoT suit battery-powered devices that send small amounts of data. Tell us what you're connecting and we'll recommend the right option.
Can I get a static IP on an IoT SIM?
Yes. You can choose dynamic, private or public static IP addressing. A static IP lets you reach a camera, router or controller directly from anywhere.
How is IoT data billed?
Plans run from MB to TB and can be pooled across all your SIMs, so devices that use more are balanced by ones that use less. Everything arrives on one consolidated invoice.
How do I manage SIMs once they're deployed?
Through the Titus IoT Portal. You can monitor usage in real time, activate or suspend SIMs, set alerts and caps, and run reports.
