Launch mobile.
Without the £250k.Go direct to a network operator for an MVNO agreement and you're looking at a six-figure entry cost and hefty volume commitments. IQ Mobile gives you the same network, billing and voice stack — pick only the modules you need, live in weeks not years.
The Barrier to Entry Problem
Go direct to a network for an MVNO deal like Tesco Mobile or Lebara have, and you're signing up for a six-figure exercise before you've sold a SIM. We built a lower-barrier route to the same capability.
Going Direct to a Network
- £250,000+ typical entry cost to become an MVNO directly with O2, Vodafone, Three or EE
- Multi-year, high-volume commitments before you've sold a single SIM
- 12–18 months to build a SIP stack, numbering, billing and wholesale termination from scratch
- You own and operate the infrastructure — and the risk — from day one
Partnering with IQ Mobile
- No six-figure network agreement — pick only the modules your business needs
- No minimum volume commitment to get started
- Live in weeks, not years — SIP stack, numbering and wholesale termination already built
- We operate the infrastructure; you focus on your customers and your brand
Turnkey, Not All-or-Nothing
Buy one module or all three. Each one is a complete product on its own, and each layers cleanly onto the last — no re-platforming required as you grow.
The mobile layer
FMC
Start here
- White-label SIMs on IQ Mobile's UK network
- REST API for provisioning, bundles and lifecycle management
- Network-level FMC — no app required
- Number porting: geographic, non-geographic, mobile
A Great Idea Is the Only Prerequisite
Not every partner with a strong mobile proposition has a SIP stack, a numbering supplier relationship, or a wholesale termination deal sitting behind them — and they shouldn't need one to launch. MVNO in a Box gives you all three, already built, already operating.
If you're technical, our REST API gives you the same programmatic control over SIMs, billing and telephony that you'd expect from building it yourself. If you're not, our portal and onboarding team do the same job by hand.
Each Piece Has Its Own Page
MVNO in a Box is the combination. Go deeper on any one module below.
Fixed Mobile Convergence
The network-level mobile layer — white-label SIMs and API-driven provisioning on a UK network, no app required.
IQ Billing
Usage-based billing built around the SIM — automated invoicing, card and Direct Debit collection, dunning, all on one platform.
Voxra as a Building Block
Not the AI receptionist product — the hosted PBX layer underneath it: SIP trunking, extensions and call routing for whatever you're building.
Voxra as a Building Block
As a module inside MVNO in a Box, Voxra isn't the AI receptionist product — it's the hosted PBX underneath it. You're not buying a finished front end, you're getting the telephony infrastructure to build your own.
Extensions & SIP
Per-extension SIP credentials on your own hosted domain
Ring Groups
Route calls to a team, not just one handset
IVR / Auto-Attendant
Menu-driven call routing, built how you want it
Call Recording
Platform-configured, no third-party add-on
Voicemail
Per-extension, with the usual fallback behaviour
Time-of-Day Routing
Different call flows for business hours vs. out-of-hours
Call Queues
Hold callers in order, ring the next free agent
Number Porting
Geographic, non-geographic and mobile numbers
What Partners Actually Build With It
Three ways partners are already using the VoIP module — none of them "sell an AI receptionist."
Link It to an FMC SIM
Give a customer a geographic number and a mobile SIM that are the same PBX extension — one handset, one bill, calls to either number ring the same phone.
Build a Business Phone System
Extensions, ring groups, IVR and voicemail — a full hosted PBX product under your own brand, with none of the FreeSWITCH/Asterisk box to run yourself.
Make Margin on Wholesale Rates
Resell origination and termination at wholesale rates, build enterprise voice solutions on top, and keep the margin between our cost and your price.
MVNO in a Box — FAQs
What partners ask before they launch