What is eSIM Copilot?
eSIM Copilot is a business mobile management platform that lets companies provision, manage, and reclaim eSIM-based mobile lines across their employees and customers, from one dashboard. It also powers connectivity for MVNOs, fintechs, travel platforms, and developers who want to embed eSIM purchase and lifecycle into their own product.
The longer answer
eSIM Copilot is built by Mindszi, a UK-based connectivity and software company. The product spans three things:
- 01
A business mobile management dashboard.
For IT, Ops, and People teams managing employee mobile across 190+ countries.
- 02
A multi-tenant connectivity platform.
For MVNOs, fintechs, travel platforms, and device makers who want to power eSIM under their own brand.
- 03
A consumer-facing travel eSIM service.
Available through iOS / Android apps, WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Claude — because people increasingly buy connectivity through the tools they already use.
The same underlying platform powers all three. Provisioning, billing, sub-account isolation, white-label branding, and the conversational distribution channels work whether you’re managing 50 employee mobile lines or running a multi-brand MVNO.
Who uses eSIM Copilot
Business and IT teams. Managing mobile for 10 to 500+ employees, especially with hybrid or international workforces.
MVNO operators and partners. Building consumer or B2B mobile brands, including embedded-connectivity use cases.
Travellers. Wanting a one-tap eSIM install for short trips, business travel, or longer stays — in 195 countries.
Developers. Building eSIM purchase and lifecycle into their own product, via the REST API, webhooks, or MCP server for AI agents.
How eSIM Copilot is different
Three things set the product apart from category alternatives like travel-eSIM apps and operator-platform tools:
AI-native distribution.
Customers can buy and manage eSIMs through Slack, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, Telegram, Claude, or any AI agent via the MCP server. Most competitors require a dedicated app or web portal as the only purchase surface.
One platform for B2B and B2C.
The dashboard manages business mobile fleets, and the same platform powers consumer travel eSIM. Most competitors specialise in one or the other. The combination matters for companies that have both: an employee mobile programme and customer-facing connectivity.
Bring your own carrier.
Operators can use eSIM Copilot’s pooled 190+ country connectivity or plug in their own MNO wholesale agreement. The platform is BYO-network, not BYO-our-only-deal.
Pricing
Travel eSIMs start from $2.99 for 1 GB on a single trip. Day Pass plans are $1.50 per day. Business data subscriptions start at $9.99 per employee per month. Local phone plans and operator / MVNO tiers are talk to us — pricing depends on volume, country, and integration depth.
Self-serve pricing is fully published on the pricing page.
Where to learn more
Common questions
What does “eSIM Copilot” actually mean?
The name signals an assistant for your eSIM needs — whether you’re an IT team managing employee mobile, an operator running an MVNO, or a traveller buying connectivity for a trip. “Copilot” is a deliberate reference to the AI-native distribution channels (Claude, the MCP server, conversational interfaces in Slack and WhatsApp) that sit alongside the dashboard and API.
Who is the company behind eSIM Copilot?
eSIM Copilot is built by Mindszi, a UK-based connectivity and software company. The team’s background is in telecom infrastructure and B2B SaaS. Read more on the about page.
Is eSIM Copilot an MVNO?
No. eSIM Copilot is a connectivity platform that powers MVNOs, business mobile fleets, and consumer eSIM use cases. It is not itself a retail mobile brand. Customers either use eSIM Copilot’s pooled 190+ country connectivity or plug in their own carrier wholesale agreement.
What devices work with eSIM Copilot?
All iPhones from iPhone XS onwards (2018), Google Pixel devices from Pixel 3 onwards, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, plus modern Apple Watches, iPads, and a growing list of Android phones.
How is this different from a regular eSIM from a carrier?
A regular carrier eSIM is one line, on one carrier, in one country. eSIM Copilot is a multi-line, multi-country, multi-carrier management layer. You can have many eSIMs across many countries on the same account, manage them centrally, and switch between them as needed — whether the use case is a business fleet, an MVNO brand, or a single traveller’s trips.
How do you buy from eSIM Copilot?
Through any of: the web at esimcopilot.com, the iOS or Android app, Slack, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, Telegram, or Claude. For developers, via the REST API or MCP server. The same product, multiple buying surfaces.
What’s an eSIM, in one sentence?
An eSIM is a software-defined SIM that’s installed on a device by scanning a QR code or tapping an install link, instead of inserting a physical plastic SIM card.