MVNEs, MVNAs, wholesale carriers, billing platforms, eSIM providers and consultancies serving MVNOs in the United States. Sponsored and Premier partners appear first; every listing is reviewed by our editors.
Gigs
MVNE
Embedded-telecom platform letting tech brands launch eSIM phone plans in-app, with AT&T in the US
Plintron
MVNE
Multi-country MVNE/MVNA and telecom-as-a-service provider with a US aggregation arm on T-Mobile
Reach
MVNE
Turnkey platform for brands, ISPs and employers to launch white-label mobile and broadband services in the US
Telna
MVNE
FCC-licensed global connectivity platform giving service providers multi-network eSIM access via one API
Ztar Mobile
MVNE
Dallas-based MVNE providing white-label wireless enablement for retailers and consumer brands since 2004
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an MVNE?
A mobile virtual network enabler provides the operational platform an MVNO needs to sell wireless service without building it: carrier network integration, SIM and eSIM provisioning, rating and billing, customer care tools, tax and often regulatory compliance. In the US, MVNEs include Reach, Ztar Mobile, Telgoo5, Gigs and Plintron Americas.
What is an MVNA?
A mobile virtual network aggregator buys wholesale airtime from a carrier in volume and resells it to multiple smaller MVNOs, typically with minimum volume commitments. US examples include PWG Network Solutions and Plintron Americas on T-Mobile, and NCTC on AT&T for independent cable operators.
How do I get listed in the MVNO Planet directory?
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Which vendors work with AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon?
Each directory profile lists the US networks the vendor enables. Filter the directory by type (MVNE, MVNA, Wholesale Carrier, BSS/OSS, eSIM) and check the US networks field on each card; the three carriers’ own wholesale programs are also listed under Wholesale Carrier.