# Enterprise mobility, on wires we own.

Corporate roaming eSIMs, employee phone plans, and connectivity your own product can issue through the API. One platform, one contract, running on the direct telco relationships Bird already uses to move messages.

## We own the wires.

## There is no aggregator in the middle.

Bird negotiates directly with the operators it routes on, and eSIM rides the same relationships. That estate is already in production: it is what carries Bird's messaging traffic today, so the connectivity underneath your employees' phones is not a supplier list assembled for a new product line.

## One platform, three ways in.

The same carrier estate, sold three ways. Most companies start with roaming because the bill is the loudest problem, then add the rest.

## Why a team moves off the operator's plan.

Three arguments come up in every conversation, usually in this order once the finance team joins.

## Live in one API call.

Issuing an eSIM uses the same auth, webhooks, idempotency contract and error envelope as every other Bird channel. One integration covers it, because you have already written most of it.

## Let's get concrete.

Share your current mobile spend and we will come back with a rate comparison. From there you can pilot one team, one region, or one use case before anything moves onto a single contract.