GetWireless
GetWireless LLC is a value-added distributor of cellular IoT connectivity solutions, serving VARs, system integrators, mobile network operators, and OEMs across the United States with cellular hardware and connectivity from major vendors and tier-1 US carriers (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon).
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2001
- HeadquartersEden Prairie, United States
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What GetWireless does
GetWireless LLC is a privately held value-added distributor (VAD) of cellular IoT solutions, headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota and founded in 2001. The company resells cellular hardware and connectivity services to a four-part channel: value-added resellers (VARs) and system integrators, mobile network operators (MNOs), OEM and solution providers, and end users reached via local resale partners. GetWireless self-describes as the largest value-added distributor in the IoT arena, a position reflected in its recognition as a 2025 Verizon Business Partner Recognition Program winner and its inclusion in the AT&T FirstNet Dealer Program for public safety.
The company's product portfolio is concentrated in cellular connectivity infrastructure: embedded modules and end-device modems (Semtech, Telit Cinterion, NimbeLink), intelligent gateways and SD-WAN routers (Semtech AirLink, Peplink, Simplifi Connect 2), mobile hotspots (NETGEAR, JACS Solutions), antennas (Airgain RECON13, Taoglas, Panorama, Parsec, 2J, Cellular Path), signal boosters and DAS solutions (Nextivity CEL-FI family, Airgain Lighthouse NCR, SureCall), and POTS line-replacement devices (Simplifi Voicelink, Peplink). Connectivity is delivered through the GetConnected program via AT&T Business, T-Mobile for Business, and Verizon Business partnerships. Notable technical differentiators include FirstNet Trusted and FirstNet Ready certifications on distributed Airgain products, multi-carrier eSIM support across all three US carriers, and ruggedized IP67/IP69K form factors for fleet and public safety deployments.
GetWireless generates revenue through two streams: hardware distribution (modules, modems, gateways, routers, antennas, boosters) sold through channel partners on quote-based B2B pricing, and connectivity services resold via its carrier partnerships. The company supports its channel through structured programs including the MVP Partner Program, GetConnected Program, Government Procurement Program, and the May 2026-launched GetConnected Circle of Excellence. Exclusive North American distribution rights for Simplifi and the AT&T FirstNet Dealer authorization create category-specific channel lock-in. Operating geography is exclusively the United States, with no disclosed international footprint or external equity investment.
GetWireless firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- GetWireless
- Legal name
- GetWireless LLC
- Website
- https://getwirelessllc.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2001
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- GetWireless LLC is a value-added distributor of cellular IoT connectivity solutions, serving VARs, system integrators, mobile network operators, and OEMs across the United States with cellular hardware and connectivity from major vendors and tier-1 US carriers (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon).
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GetWireless industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Cellular IoT Value-Added Distribution
- NAICS
- Telecommunications Resellers (517121)
- SIC
- Wholesale-Computers & Peripheral Equipment & Software (5045), Computer Communications Equipment (3576)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Small Business/SoHo Routers & Gateways (HDAFAIAH)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Wi‑Fi Backhaul & Point‑to‑Point/Point‑to‑Multipoint (Unlicensed/Microwave) (HDAFACAJ), Site Security, Monitoring & Remote Operations (NOC/IoT) (HDAIAKAH)
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Where GetWireless is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Eden Prairie
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices2 records
Markets served
GetWireless business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Hardware Distribution: Distribution of cellular IoT hardware including embedded modules, end-device modems, intelligent gateways, signal boosters, antennas, mobile hotspots, and POTS line replacement devices through channel partners
- Connectivity Services: GetConnected program providing cellular connectivity activation services through AT&T Business, T-Mobile for Business, and Verizon Business partnerships
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels6 records
GetWireless product offering
Product offeringCore offering
GetWireless is a Value-Added Distributor (VAD) of cellular IoT solutions, distributing embedded modules, end-device modems, intelligent gateways, signal boosters, antennas, and mobile hotspots from a portfolio of vendors to channel partners and end users across the United States. The company complements hardware distribution with the GetConnected cellular connectivity activation program through partnerships with AT&T Business, T-Mobile for Business, and Verizon Business, including FirstNet-certified solutions for public safety agencies.
Product overview
GetWireless is a Value-Added Distributor of cellular solutions that connect the Internet of Things, supporting a strong portfolio of embedded modules, end-device modems, intelligent gateways, signal boosters, antennas, and mobile hotspots. The product portfolio centers on IoT cellular connectivity solutions with key product lines including: Airgain products (AirgainConnect Fleet vehicle gateways, AirgainConnect Go-Kit Pro portable hotspots, RECON13 antennas, Lighthouse Smart Network Controlled Repeaters, and NimbeLink Skywire embedded modems); Simplifi connectivity solutions (Connect 2 router and Voicelink POTS replacement); Nextivity CEL-FI signal boosters (QUATRA 100M and GO G51); Semtech AirLink routers; and Peplink SD-WAN solutions. The company also distributes antenna solutions from Taoglas, Panorama Antennas, Parsec Antennas, and 2J Antennas. GetWireless provides connectivity services through AT&T Business, T-Mobile for Business, and Verizon Business partnerships.
Differentiator
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Brands
- GetConnected Circle of Excellence: Partner recognition program celebrating and rewarding top-performing connectivity partners across the United States
- MVP Partner Program
- GetConnected Program
- Government Procurement Program
Products and services
- AirgainConnect Fleet (AC-Fleet) Integrated 5G modem, FirstNet Trusted Wi-Fi 6 router, and high-performance antenna solution designed for vehicle roof mounting. Features 5G FR1 sub-6GHz and LTE Cat 19 modem with 4x4 MIMO, multi-carrier eSIM support, and IP67/IP69K ruggedization for fleet and public safety customers.
- AirgainConnect Go-Kit Pro Rugged portable 5G connectivity solution featuring integrated 5G modem, Wi-Fi 6 router, and multi-carrier eSIM support for AT&T, FirstNet, T-Mobile, and Verizon networks. Includes up to 15 hours battery life and USB-C fast charging for mobile and field use.
- RECON13 5G Antenna Rugged outdoor antenna providing high-performance LTE and 5G connectivity for fleet and public safety vehicles. Features up to 13-in-1 configuration with up to 4x LTE/5G elements, up to 8x Wi-Fi 6/6E/7 elements, and optional GNSS in an ultra-low 1.8 inch profile.
- Airgain Lighthouse 5G Smart Network Controlled Repeater High-power 5G Smart Network Controlled Repeater (NCR) designed to extend cellular coverage while enhancing uplink and downlink signal power. Deploys as Indoor Building Solution (IBS) or outdoor-to-outdoor coverage extension.
- NimbeLink Skywire Cat 1 bis Embedded Modem Industry's first plug-and-play Cat 1 bis modem for end-application use in industrial IoT. Pre-certified as end device enabling customers to bypass regulatory certification hurdles, featuring standard Skywire 20-pin footprint and compact industrial-grade form factor.
- Simplifi Connect 2 4G LTE Plug N Play Wireless Router used in tens of thousands of deployments worldwide. Features 4G Cat 4 LTE, WiFi 5, 150 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload speeds, captive portal, built-in failover, and Simplifi Cloud management.
- Simplifi Voicelink Smart Dongle LTE POTS Line Replacement solution with advanced tone stabilization and built-in management tools. Features on-board echo cancellation, up to 16kHz HD audio, VoLTE compatibility, and up to 2 REN line load for business voice replacement.
- Nextivity CEL-FI Signal Boosters Signal boosters with IntelliBoost processor and WAVE software delivering industry-leading signal gain with 3x coverage footprint. Unconditionally network safe with no-noise guarantee; authorized in nearly 100 countries by almost 200 mobile operators for enterprise, business, residential, and transportation applications.
- Semtech AirLink Routers and Modules Highly ruggedized 5G and 4G LTE routers designed for mission-critical applications including public safety and utilities. Embedded cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GNSS modules with intelligent and secure management featuring remote real-time monitoring and expert technical support.
- Peplink SD-WAN Solutions SD-WAN routers and solutions providing unbreakable connection resilience, unmatched deployment flexibility, and intuitive management. Used from home-office to enterprise-branch networks to emergency vehicles, including POTS line replacement offerings.
- CEL-FI QUATRA 100M Enterprise DAS 5G SA/NSA enterprise Distributed Antenna System (DAS) engineered for demanding indoor environments. Supports FDD and TDD bands, delivers high throughput and low latency with built-in IoT enablement for operational monitoring and smart building automation.
- CEL-FI GO G51 Cellular Booster Compact self-configuring 5G NR cellular booster for small and medium-sized buildings in the Americas. Powered by 5th-generation IntelliBoost technology delivering up to 100 dB system gain with dual-band relay for simultaneous 4G LTE and 5G NR operation.
Quantifiable outcome
- GetWireless named to Verizon 2025 Partner Recognition Program for excellence in performance, community impact, and customer outcomes
Companies that use GetWireless
Customer profileNamed customers3 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
GetWireless technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
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- Has API
- No
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Integration5 records
Feature1 record
GetWireless partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
21 partnerships are on record, tiered major, core and standard.
- Airgain and Nextivity Strategic PartnershipmajorAirgain and Nextivity entered a strategic partnership to co-develop integrated 4G and 5G coverage solutions, combining Airgain's Lighthouse 5G Intelligent Node platform with Nextivity's GO family of intelligent repeaters. This partnership enhances coverage for challenging indoor and outdoor environments.
- Verizon BusinesscoreGetWireless is a recognized partner of Verizon Business, named to the 2025 Partner Recognition Program for excellence in performance, community impact, and customer outcomes. Verizon has unified its channel stakeholders across Global Enterprise, SMB, and Public Sector, with GetWireless recognized among top partners including Intelisys, AppDirect, CSG, Dataprise, ConnecTel, Cydcor, Vaultek, Intwine, TD SYNNEX, CTS, and New Frontier Communications.
- AT&T BusinesscoreGetWireless provides connectivity services through AT&T Business and is part of AT&T's FirstNet Dealer Program, enabling them to sell FirstNet services to eligible public safety customers. The partnership includes access to AT&T's network infrastructure and FirstNet, Built with AT&T public safety network.
- T-Mobile for BusinesscoreGetWireless provides cellular connectivity solutions through T-Mobile for Business as one of their channel partner connectivity options for IoT deployments.
- AirgaincoreAirgain is a key vendor partner whose products are distributed by GetWireless, including AirgainConnect AC-Fleet (5G vehicle gateway), AirgainConnect AC-HPUE (antenna-modem for FirstNet), RECON13 5G antenna, and Lighthouse 5G Smart Network Controlled Repeater. GetWireless has been distributing Airgain products since 2020.
- Semtech (Sierra Wireless)coreSemtech (Sierra Wireless) is a vendor partner providing embedded cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GNSS modules. GetWireless distributes Semtech's AirLink routers and embedded modules as the number one cellular module vendor globally.
- PeplinkmajorPeplink provides SD-WAN routers and POTS line replacement solutions distributed through GetWireless. Peplink products feature unbreakable connection resilience and intuitive ease-of-use.
- NextivitymajorNextivity's CEL-FI signal booster products are distributed by GetWireless. Products feature IntelliBoost processor delivering industry-leading signal gain with 3x coverage footprint, authorized in nearly 100 countries by almost 200 mobile operators.
- Telit CinterionmajorTelit Cinterion provides enterprise-grade wireless communication and positioning modules, cellular MVNO connectivity plans, and IoT platforms distributed through GetWireless.
- TaoglasmajorTaoglas provides antennas and advanced IoT components with custom design services, in-house testing, and pre-certification capabilities. Founded in 2004.
- SureCallstandardSureCall leads the market for cell phone signal boosters since 2001, providing consumer and enterprise signal boosters for vehicles, homes, and commercial spaces across North America.
- NETGEARstandardNETGEAR provides mobile hotspots distributed through GetWireless, offering networking, storage, and security solutions for small and mid-sized businesses.
- SimplifimajorGetWireless is the exclusive distributor of Simplifi solutions in North America. Simplifi provides enterprise-grade connectivity, digital and analog voice communications, and team collaboration tools including Connect 2 router and Voicelink POTS line replacement.
- JACS SolutionsstandardJACS Solutions provides mobile hotspots and partners with enterprise customers for digital transformation and workflow modernization initiatives.
- Option CloudGatestandardOption, headquartered in Belgium, specializes in wireless IoT solutions enabling M2M communication with over 25 years of experience.
- Panorama AntennasstandardPanorama Antennas is a world leader in radio communication antennas, founded in London in 1947, privately owned and in its third generation.
- Parsec AntennasstandardParsec Technologies provides cellular antennas for vehicles, fixed wireless, and public safety applications with 5G, CBRS, and LTE support.
- 2J Antennasstandard2J Antennas is a global antenna supplier serving automotive, navigation, IoT, marine, telematic, automation, and M2M markets with cutting-edge wireless technologies.
- Frontier IoTstandardFrontier IoT provides voice hardware with integrated wireless solutions including LTE VoIP phones, Push-to-Talk walkie-talkies, and LTE-connected IoT devices.
- BiPOMstandardBiPOM Electronics provides microcontroller and wireless systems for industrial IoT applications, founded in 1984 with products serving energy, military/aerospace, medical, and commercial industries.
- Cellular PathstandardCellular Path provides cellular antenna solutions distributed through GetWireless for IoT applications.
Scale indicators3 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
GetWireless competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- KORE Wireless: KORE Wireless is an IoT-focused MVNO and connectivity services provider offering managed cellular data plans across global carriers. Comparable to GetWireless because both occupy the IoT connectivity intermediation layer, bundling carrier services with hardware partners for enterprise and OEM customers.
- Aeris Communications: Aeris is an IoT connectivity platform and MVNO serving enterprise, fleet, and OEM customers with cellular data services and device management. Comparable to GetWireless because both bridge carriers and IoT end-customers through bundled hardware-plus-connectivity offerings.
- WDS (Wireless Data Solutions): WDS is a value-added distributor specializing in cellular IoT hardware and connectivity solutions, with a similar reseller and integrator channel model. Directly comparable to GetWireless as a competing IoT VAD focused on routers, modules, and carrier service activation.
Broad incumbents
- TD SYNNEX: TD SYNNEX is a global IT distribution giant spanning thousands of vendors including mobility, networking, and IoT categories. Comparable as a competing channel partner for the same IoT vendors and carrier services, but at vastly larger scale and broader portfolio.
- Ingram Micro Mobility: Ingram Micro operates one of the largest IT distribution platforms with significant mobility and IoT device offerings. Comparable because it distributes competing cellular hardware lines and resells carrier services, competing for the same reseller and integrator customer base as GetWireless.
- Digi International: Digi International is an established IoT hardware manufacturer of cellular routers, gateways, and embedded modules. Comparable because it supplies products through distribution channels that overlap with GetWireless's vendor portfolio and competes for many of the same enterprise and OEM IoT deployments.
- Cradlepoint (part of Ericsson): Cradlepoint is a major enterprise 5G/LTE networking provider, now under Ericsson. Comparable because its wireless edge routers compete with several product lines distributed by GetWireless (Peplink, Semtech AirLink) and target the same public safety, fleet, and enterprise WAN use cases.
- CalAmp (now Motive): CalAmp (now part of Motive) provides telematics, fleet, and asset tracking hardware plus SaaS. Comparable as an IoT hardware and connectivity platform competing in fleet and asset tracking, a use case supported by several GetWireless-distributed products including AirgainConnect Fleet.
Emerging players
- MultiTech Systems: MultiTech manufactures cellular modems, routers, and embedded IoT modules with deep industrial and public safety focus. Comparable because its product portfolio overlaps significantly with several vendors distributed by GetWireless, and it pursues the same OEM and integrator channels.
Regional players
- Cellhire: Cellhire is a UK-headquartered mobile services and IoT connectivity reseller serving enterprise customers across multiple geographies. Comparable to GetWireless as a wireless services intermediary bundling carrier data plans with hardware for enterprise and event/temporary connectivity use cases, though primarily serving non-US markets.
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Frequently asked questions about GetWireless
What does GetWireless do?
GetWireless is a Value-Added Distributor (VAD) of cellular IoT solutions, distributing embedded modules, end-device modems, intelligent gateways, signal boosters, antennas, and mobile hotspots from a portfolio of vendors to channel partners and end users across the United States. The company complements hardware distribution with the GetConnected cellular connectivity activation program through partnerships with AT&T Business, T-Mobile for Business, and Verizon Business, including FirstNet-certified solutions for public safety agencies.
Is GetWireless a public or private company?
GetWireless is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was GetWireless founded?
GetWireless was founded in 2001. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is GetWireless based?
GetWireless is headquartered in Eden Prairie, United States, in the North America region.
How does GetWireless make money?
Two revenue lines are on record. Hardware Distribution is the primary driver. The others are connectivity Services.
Who are GetWireless's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are KORE Wireless, Aeris Communications and WDS (Wireless Data Solutions). Broad incumbents are TD SYNNEX, Ingram Micro Mobility, Digi International, Cradlepoint (part of Ericsson) and CalAmp (now Motive). MultiTech Systems is listed as an emerging player. Cellhire is listed as a regional player.
Does GetWireless have an API?
No public API is recorded for GetWireless.
What industry is GetWireless in?
GetWireless's product category is Cellular IoT Value-Added Distribution. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAFAIAH, Small Business/SoHo Routers & Gateways, with a secondary code of HDAFACAJ, Wi‑Fi Backhaul & Point‑to‑Point/Point‑to‑Multipoint (Unlicensed/Microwave). Its NAICS code is 517121 and its SIC code is 5045.