Net Feasa
Net Feasa is a GSMA-licensed Mobile Network Operator providing IoT connectivity and AI-powered analytics for the global maritime supply chain, serving container shipping lines, terminal operators, and car carriers through smart container hardware, vessel wireless networks, and the Agentic Control Tower platform.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2015
- HeadquartersDingle, Ireland
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingSoftware
What Net Feasa does
Net Feasa is a privately held, GSMA-licensed Mobile Network Operator headquartered in Dingle (Daingean Uí Chúis), Ireland, founded in 2015 to deliver IoT connectivity and AI-powered data analytics for the global maritime supply chain. The company operates as a carrier-grade wireless provider at sea, running vessel-based 2G/4G/5G cellular and LoRaWAN networks with satellite backhaul, supported by a global extra-territorial mobile license (GSMA and ITU recognized) and co-drafted European Commission regulations governing wireless networks at sea.
The core product portfolio centers on three platforms: IoTPASS, a smart container hardware device providing visibility, door security, and fire/heat detection with battery life designed to match container lifespan via energy harvesting; EvenKeel, the underlying IoT device management and connectivity platform integrating multi-radio access (LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, LTE-M, LTE, 5G, WiFi, RTK satellite); and the Agentic Control Tower (ACT), an AI-powered monitoring platform with three modules — ACT-Vessel (onboard monitoring), ACT-Port (terminal exception-based monitoring), and ACT-Booking Agent (autonomous logistics optimization). Context-Aware AI and machine learning drive anomaly detection, predictive analytics, and energy-efficient geolocation across the platform.
Net Feasa serves global container shipping lines, container terminal operators, car carriers (including EV OEMs), and freight forwarders through a combination of direct enterprise sales (offices in Ireland, USA, Singapore regional HQ, Taiwan, Hong Kong) and channel partnerships — notably Carrier Transicold (reselling into 160+ countries), Ericsson (5G maritime), ORBCOMM (VesselConnect), and Vodafone (global IoT network). Revenue is generated through subscription-based Connectivity as a Service, vessel network infrastructure managed services, IoTPASS hardware sales, channel/reseller revenue, and strategic investment from Carrier Ventures. The company has also won recognition as a Safetytech Accelerator technology partner alongside Maersk, Evergreen, Lloyd's Register and others.
Net Feasa firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Net Feasa
- Legal name
- Net Feasa Limited
- Website
- https://netfeasa.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2015
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- Net Feasa is a GSMA-licensed Mobile Network Operator providing IoT connectivity and AI-powered analytics for the global maritime supply chain, serving container shipping lines, terminal operators, and car carriers through smart container hardware, vessel wireless networks, and the Agentic Control Tower platform.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Net Feasa industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Maritime IoT and Supply Chain Visibility
- NAICS
- Satellite Telecommunications (5174), Navigational Services to Shipping (488330)
- SIC
- Communications Services, Nec (4899), Computer Communications Equipment (3576)
- akta.pro primary industry
- OEM Embedded Connectivity & Telematics Platforms (TLAEAFAA)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Refrigeration unit (reefer) telematics & controller integration sensors (TLAEALAG), Fleet, Asset Tracking & Telematics Location Platforms (BPAMANAF), Customer Visibility Portals & Shipment Collaboration (TLAEADAK)
Keywords
Where Net Feasa is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Dingle
- HQ country
- Ireland
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices5 records
Markets served
Net Feasa business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Connectivity as a Service (CaaS): Net Feasa generates revenue through subscription-based IoT connectivity fees, providing global wireless network services for container tracking and monitoring. The company operates as a licensed mobile network operator (GSMA) delivering connectivity solutions to shipping companies and ports. The IoTPASS device and EvenKeel platform are core to this revenue stream, enabling tracking fees tied to container deployments and network usage.
- Vessel Network Infrastructure: Revenue from deploying and operating vessel-based wireless IoT networks (cellular + LoRaWAN gateways) on container vessels and car carriers. Shipping companies and vessel operators pay for the network infrastructure and ongoing connectivity services that enable real-time cargo monitoring at sea with satellite backhaul.
- Channel/Reseller Revenue (Carrier Transicold): Under the global supply agreement with Carrier Transicold, Carrier resells Net Feasa's IoT On Vessel Networks to shipping customers worldwide. Net Feasa receives revenue through this channel partner distribution model, benefiting from Carrier's presence in 160+ countries and extensive sales and service teams.
- IoTPASS Device Sales: The IoTPASS tracking device is sold or deployed on containers, potentially with associated per-device or subscription fees. The device supports both permanent installation and removable single-journey options for the dry container market.
- Strategic Investment (Carrier Ventures): Carrier Ventures invested in Net Feasa to enhance real-time cold chain visibility at sea. While this is capital inflow rather than operational revenue, it supports product development and market expansion.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Multi-year contract | Enterprise vessel network deployments — custom pricing |
Go-to-market motion4 records
Distribution channels6 records
Marketing channels5 records
Net Feasa product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Net Feasa is a GSMA-licensed Mobile Network Operator that sells IoT connectivity and AI-powered monitoring platforms for the global maritime supply chain. Its primary products include IoTPASS smart container hardware with energy harvesting, the EvenKeel IoT device management platform, and the Agentic Control Tower (ACT) AI-powered monitoring platform with modules for vessel-based monitoring, terminal operations, and autonomous booking. The company delivers wireless vessel networks (2G/4G/5G cellular plus LoRaWAN) with LEO satellite backhaul to provide end-to-end cargo visibility, reefer monitoring, dry box security, and early heat detection for shipping companies, container terminal operators, and car carriers.
Product overview
Net Feasa is a GSMA-licensed Mobile Network Operator providing IoT connectivity and AI-powered solutions for the maritime supply chain. The product portfolio centers on the Agentic Control Tower (ACT) platform - a vendor-agnostic AI-powered monitoring system - combined with Vessel Networks (wireless connectivity infrastructure) and IoTPASS (smart container hardware). The core platform includes three modules: ACT-Vessel for ship-based monitoring, ACT-Port for terminal operations, and ACT-Booking Agent for autonomous logistics optimization. EvenKeel serves as the underlying device management and connectivity platform. All products integrate with industry-standard systems like Carrier Transicold TripLINK and ORBCOMM VesselConnect, and work with Tyndall National Institute's power management technology.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Agentic Control Tower™: AI-powered platform providing real-time monitoring for vessel crews and operations teams, connecting all IoT-enabled cargo including reefers, dry boxes, heat sensors, and cars.
- IoTPASS™
- EvenKeel™
- ACT-Port (Agentic Control Tower™ Port Agent)
- ACT-Vessel (Agentic Control Tower™ Vessel Agent)
- Vessel Networks
- IoTPASS™ Dry Box Safety & Security
Products and services
- Agentic Control Tower (ACT) AI-powered vendor-agnostic platform providing real-time monitoring, visibility, and autonomous decision-making for vessel crews and terminal operations teams. Connects all IoT-enabled assets including smart containers, reefers, dry boxes, heat sensors, and cars. Provides early fire detection, temperature anomaly alerts, and operational efficiency tools for shipping companies and terminal operators.
- Vessel Networks Wireless vessel networks providing seamless connectivity at sea and in port. High-speed cellular networks (2G/4G/5G ready) combined with LoRaWAN for IoT sensor coverage. Eliminates blind spots of ocean transit with satellite fallback for uninterrupted coverage. Delivered as GSMA-licensed Mobile Network Operator service with intelligent regulatory spectrum management.
- IoTPASS Innovative 3-in-1 smart container device combining visibility, security, and fire safety. Features real-time location tracking, anti-theft door security alerts, and temperature monitoring for early heat detection. Connectivity as a Service platform transforming intermodal containers into smart containers with battery life designed to match container lifespan through energy harvesting.
- EvenKeel Digital transformation enablement platform for shipping companies and ports. Cloud or site-based IoT management system integrating communication technologies (RTK Satellite, NB-LTE, LTE-M, WiFi, LoRaWAN) for contiguous ambient-aware asset tracking. Aggregates and manages sensor data from reefers and dry containers aboard vessels.
Quantifiable outcome
- Reduce reefer monitoring costs by up to 50% (per Drewry)
- +4 more outcomes
Companies that use Net Feasa
Customer profileNamed customers4 records
Segments4 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Net Feasa technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration3 records
AI capability6 records
Feature8 records
Net Feasa partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
15 partnerships are on record, tiered core/flagship, core and secondary.
- Ericssoncore/flagshipEricsson and Net Feasa announced a global partnership to deliver 4G/5G maritime connectivity with Agentic AI capabilities to container vessels. The solution integrates Ericsson's Radio System products and On-Demand 5G core network with Net Feasa's Agentic Control Tower platform. The platform is already being deployed globally with use cases including reefer monitoring, dangerous goods handling, and early heat detection. The partnership is driven from Singapore's maritime hub and aims to provide end-to-end cargo visibility across the global shipping supply chain.
- Carrier Transicoldcore/flagshipNet Feasa entered into a global supply agreement with Carrier Transicold (part of Carrier Global Corporation). Carrier Transicold resells Net Feasa's IoT On Vessel Networks to shipping customers worldwide through its BluEdge Partner Program, leveraging its presence in more than 160 countries and extensive sales and service teams. Net Feasa also integrates with Carrier Transicold's TripLINK data management platform.
- Vodafone IrelandcoreKerry-based Net Feasa partnered with Vodafone to launch IoTPASS, a globally connected intermodal smart container solution. Vodafone's global IoT network (123 million connections in 39+ countries) provides the connectivity backbone for tracking containers across the supply chain. The partnership supports Net Feasa's international expansion and strategic ambition of 50% growth in five years.
- Tyndall National InstitutecoreTyndall National Institute at UCC collaborates with Net Feasa on the Energy ECS EU research project to develop smart container technology. Tyndall researchers are developing a Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) that extends battery life of retrofitted wireless sensors using energy harvesting from vibrations, heat, and light. This research enables sensors to achieve full power autonomy matching container lifespan.
- ORBCOMMcoreNet Feasa partnered with ORBCOMM to deliver the first commercial Low Power Wide Area Network (LoRa) vessel solution for container monitoring. Net Feasa's EvenKeel platform provides IoT device connectivity and services while ORBCOMM's VesselConnect application manages refrigerated container data. The solution was deployed for a large global shipping line and is DCSA-compliant.
- SagemcomsecondaryNet Feasa and Sagemcom announced a global deal for deployment of the Siconia multi-sensors device for connected ports and maritime IoT use cases. The LoRaWAN-compliant Siconia device enables cost-effective solutions for asset tracking, reefer container monitoring, access control, and maritime safety. Net Feasa deploys these solutions in Europe and the US.
- Port of CorkcoreNet Feasa successfully implemented a Location & Sensor services IoT Network in the Port of Cork utilizing LoRa wireless networks with geolocation capability. Working in cooperation with Semtech Corporation, Pervasive Nation (CONNECT IoT testbed), and OrbiWise, this was the first economically viable solution for ultra-low cost container and asset tracking at a port.
- Safetytech AcceleratorcoreNet Feasa is a technology partner to the Safetytech Accelerator Cargo Fire & Loss Innovation Initiative (CFLII), a collaborative program bringing together major maritime industry players including Maersk, Offen Group, Evergreen, Lloyd's Register, Ocean Network Express, and insurance mutuals TT Club and UK P&I Club to test new technologies for early fire detection and response on container ships.
- Semtech CorporationsecondarySemtech Corporation (Nasdaq: SMTC) provided LoRa wireless RF technology for the Net Feasa IoT network deployed at Port of Cork. LoRa-based sensors enable years of battery life while providing geolocation and continuous status updates for freight tracking.
- Energy ECS ConsortiumcoreNet Feasa is a partner in the Energy ECS (Electronics, Components and Systems) EU project, launched June 2021 with 30 participants from 8 European countries and a €33M budget. Net Feasa is the Smart Container Use Case owner. Consortium partners include Tyndall, Fraunhofer, ams AG, and 27 other organizations focused on smart and secure energy solutions for future mobility.
- Ploutos EU ProjectsecondaryNet Feasa participates in the Ploutos EU H2020 project focused on sustainable agri-food value chains. Net Feasa provides sensor technology and decision-making tools for smart farming on the Dingle Peninsula, Ireland, in collaboration with Teagasc, IFA, Kerry Agribusiness, and local farms.
- TraxenssecondaryNet Feasa commended Traxens on its acquisition of Next4, noting shared momentum toward the common goal of connecting every shipping container on Earth. Net Feasa's energy-efficient AI-based context-aware wireless network complements Traxens' container tracking solutions.
- OrbiWisesecondaryOrbiWise, a leading provider of infrastructure solutions for IoT networks, collaborated with Net Feasa on the Port of Cork LPWAN IoT deployment, providing the network infrastructure backbone for the LoRa-based asset tracking solution.
- Pervasive Nation (CONNECT)secondaryPervasive Nation (CONNECT) is an Irish nationwide research and innovation IoT testbed that collaborated with Net Feasa on the Port of Cork deployment, supporting the development of Ireland's IoT infrastructure ecosystem.
- Lloyd's RegistercoreLloyd's Register is a member of the Safetytech Accelerator CFLII initiative alongside Net Feasa, collaborating to test new technologies for early fire detection on container ships.
Scale indicators10 records
Recent moves8 records
Expansion highlights7 records
Net Feasa competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- ORBCOMM: ORBCOMM provides satellite IoT and vessel container monitoring solutions and is a direct competitor to Net Feasa in maritime supply chain visibility. The two companies already partner via ORBCOMM's VesselConnect integrating with Net Feasa's EvenKeel platform, indicating direct product overlap in refrigerated container management aboard vessels.
- Traxens: Traxens is a leading smart container tracking company that acquired Next4 in 2022, creating one of the largest competitors in container IoT. Net Feasa explicitly references Traxens/Next4 in its materials as pursuing the same goal of 'connecting every shipping container on earth,' confirming direct competitive overlap.
- Globe Tracker: Globe Tracker provides IoT-based asset tracking and monitoring solutions for refrigerated containers and intermodal equipment, directly competing with Net Feasa's IoTPASS and EvenKeel offerings in reefer monitoring and supply chain visibility.
- Nexxiot: Nexxiot (formerly Next4 before its Traxens acquisition) provides IoT-based container and rail wagon tracking, addressing the same intermodal asset visibility use cases as Net Feasa's IoTPASS and ACT platform. Comparable in focus on global supply chain container monitoring.
Broad incumbents
- Sensitech: Sensitech, a Carrier Global company, provides cold chain visibility solutions including reefer monitoring and is the in-house competitor within Net Feasa's most important channel partner's parent group. The relationship illustrates both an overlap in reefer telematics and a structural competitive risk.
- project44: project44 is a global supply chain visibility platform covering ocean, road, rail, and air, with capabilities including container tracking. While not a hardware vendor, it competes at the visibility-software layer with Net Feasa's Agentic Control Tower for enterprise shipper customers.
- FourKites: FourKites is a leading supply chain visibility platform providing real-time shipment tracking across transport modes, including ocean container visibility. It competes with Net Feasa at the platform/analytics layer for shipper-side visibility and predictive ETA use cases.
Emerging players
- Tive: Tive provides supply chain visibility with IoT trackers for in-transit shipments across multiple transport modes. While focused more on road/air freight than maritime, Tive's Solo trackers and visibility platform address adjacent end-to-end supply chain use cases similar to Net Feasa's IoTPASS.
- Vizion API: Vizion API provides container tracking data via API integrations with ocean carriers, addressing the visibility-layer needs of freight forwarders and shippers. While not a hardware provider, it competes with Net Feasa's ACT platform for visibility and analytics demand.
Others
- Ericsson: Ericsson is both a Net Feasa partner and adjacent player in maritime 5G connectivity infrastructure. While not directly competing in container tracking, Ericsson's broader telecom footprint and 5G maritime ambitions position it as a strategic adjacency that could expand or compete depending on go-to-market evolution.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance4 records
Net Feasa financial estimates
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Net Feasa leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles10 records
Net Feasa funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds2 records
Investors2 records
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Net Feasa M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about Net Feasa
What does Net Feasa do?
Net Feasa is a GSMA-licensed Mobile Network Operator that sells IoT connectivity and AI-powered monitoring platforms for the global maritime supply chain. Its primary products include IoTPASS smart container hardware with energy harvesting, the EvenKeel IoT device management platform, and the Agentic Control Tower (ACT) AI-powered monitoring platform with modules for vessel-based monitoring, terminal operations, and autonomous booking. The company delivers wireless vessel networks (2G/4G/5G cellular plus LoRaWAN) with LEO satellite backhaul to provide end-to-end cargo visibility, reefer monitoring, dry box security, and early heat detection for shipping companies, container terminal operators, and car carriers.
Is Net Feasa a public or private company?
Net Feasa is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.
When was Net Feasa founded?
Net Feasa was founded in 2015. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Net Feasa based?
Net Feasa is headquartered in Dingle, Ireland, in the Europe region.
How does Net Feasa make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Connectivity as a Service (CaaS) is the primary driver. The others are vessel Network Infrastructure, channel/Reseller Revenue (Carrier Transicold), ioTPASS Device Sales and strategic Investment (Carrier Ventures).
Who are Net Feasa's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are ORBCOMM, Traxens, Globe Tracker and Nexxiot. Broad incumbents are Sensitech, project44 and FourKites. Emerging players are Tive and Vizion API. Ericsson is listed as an others.
Does Net Feasa have an API?
No public API is recorded for Net Feasa.
What industry is Net Feasa in?
Net Feasa's product category is Maritime IoT and Supply Chain Visibility. Its primary akta.pro industry code is TLAEAFAA, OEM Embedded Connectivity & Telematics Platforms, with a secondary code of TLAEALAG, Refrigeration unit (reefer) telematics & controller integration sensors. Its NAICS code is 5174 and its SIC code is 4899.