ISP Wholesale Networks
ISP Wholesale Networks is a US-headquartered wholesale SaaS platform that lets businesses launch and resell their own private-label MVNO, broadband, streaming TV, IoT, and VoIP services across major US and global carrier networks through a white-label dealer and wholesale partner model.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded-
- HeadquartersTracy, United States
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingSoftware
What ISP Wholesale Networks does
ISP Wholesale Networks (ISPWN), operating as ISP Wholesale Networks, LLC and DBA Easy Systems / White Label SIM, is a Dover, Delaware–headquartered wholesale platform that enables businesses to launch and operate their own private-label telecommunications services without bearing traditional MVNO or ISP entry costs. The company runs a hosted, cloud-based SaaS dealer platform that aggregates access to T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, US Cellular, and Sprint in the US, alongside international carrier networks in 70+ countries and IoT connectivity in 160+ countries, delivered through affiliated entity Hayai Limited (UK/NZ) for international operations.
Its core offering is a white-label back-office SaaS with subscriber management, order activation and fulfillment, real-time billing, dunning automation, POS integration, CRM, reporting, and API access for partner integrations, surfaced to dealers through customizable e-commerce websites and to wholesalers through a lower-touch SaaS back-office ($299-$999/month). The product portfolio extends beyond connectivity into Cloud SIM / e-SIM plans, Private Label TV streaming, IoT/M2M, SMS/A2P marketing, wholesale satellite, and point-to-point fiber, with sub-brands WLT Mobile (MVNO) and Private Label TV.
ISPWN generates revenue through a tiered channel-partner model: Dealer ($10,000 setup, $2,500/month minimum), Wholesale Agent ($1,000 setup, $5,000/month minimum), Wholesale Aggregator ($2,500 setup, $10,000/month minimum with sub-accounts), and a commission-based WLT VAR program ($0 onboarding, $250 deposit, 15 activations/month minimum). Recurring SaaS license fees, setup and MVNO licensing fees ($7,500 Light MVNO to $50,000 Full MVNO per network), SIM and hardware sales, activation fees, and WISP consulting services round out the revenue mix. Distribution is exclusively indirect, targeting retailers, e-commerce operators, WISPs, ISOs, master dealers, franchises, MVNO startups, and IoT/streaming resellers across the US, Canada, the UK, and 100+ additional countries.
ISP Wholesale Networks firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- ISP Wholesale Networks
- Legal name
- ISP Wholesale Networks, LLC
- Website
- https://ispwn.com
- Company type
- Private
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- ISP Wholesale Networks is a US-headquartered wholesale SaaS platform that lets businesses launch and resell their own private-label MVNO, broadband, streaming TV, IoT, and VoIP services across major US and global carrier networks through a white-label dealer and wholesale partner model.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
ISP Wholesale Networks industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Telecom Wholesale & MVNO Enablement Platform
- NAICS
- Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers (42343), Other Electronic Parts and Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (423690)
- SIC
- Wholesale-Computers & Peripheral Equipment & Software (5045)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Wholesale ISPs & Bandwidth Resellers (Bulk Transit/Last-Mile) (HDAIADAC)
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Where ISP Wholesale Networks is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Tracy
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices3 records
Markets served
ISP Wholesale Networks business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Personnel
Revenue model
- Wholesale Platform & Setup Fees: Recurring monthly SaaS license fees for platform access (Dealer: ~$999/month per country; Wholesale back-office: ~$299/month). One-time setup fees for platform setup ($1,000–$10,000+), white-label or private-label branding ($750–$15,000), MVNO options ($7,500–$50,000 per network), streaming TV ($2,500–$10,000), and POS systems ($1,000–$10,000). These fees fund the core SaaS infrastructure and platform development.
- Residual Income from Subscriber Refills & Bill Payments: Dealers and wholesalers earn the difference between wholesale and retail prices on all subscriber refills and bill payments for the life of the account. Prepaid wireless customers refill every ~30 days generating $5–$20 average profit per line per month. This creates recurring residual revenue as the customer base grows, with commissions paid instantly upon transaction.
- SIM Card & Hardware Sales: Sale of SIM cards (unmarked for anonymity), LTE/5G routers, e-SIM routers, TV set-top boxes, VoIP equipment, and accessories. SIM cards are sold at wholesale with minimum order quantities (1,000 units for Light MVNO, 10,000 units for Full MVNO). Hardware is included in dealer setup kits or sold separately in bulk.
- Activation Fees & Service Markups: Dealers charge their own activation and service fees, keeping 100% of the profit. Set-up fee revenue from MVNO licensing, porting numbers, and service activations contributes to upfront revenue before recurring subscriber billing kicks in.
- Professional Services & Consulting: Charges for WISP technical consulting (FCC licensing, spectrum, equipment, provisioning, network design), implementation & management. On-site and remote consulting available. Also includes legal costs for MVNO setup and compliance costs for cellular/IoT services (~$500/entity/year per state).
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Monthly | Dealer Program - $10,000 setup, $2,500/month min spend, full white-label e-commerce + CRM |
| Subscription | Monthly | Wholesale Agent - $1,000 setup, $5,000/month min spend, no e-commerce front-end |
| Subscription | Monthly | Wholesale Aggregator - $2,500 setup, $10,000/month min spend, sub-account support |
| Hybrid | Monthly | WLT VAR - $0 onboarding, $250 deposit, 15 activations/month minimum, commission-based |
| Subscription | Multi-year contract | Light MVNO (White-labeled Cellular/IoT) - $7,500/network setup, 1,000 SIM minimum order |
| Subscription | Multi-year contract | Full MVNO (Private-labeled Cellular/IoT) - $50,000/network setup, 10,000 SIM minimum order |
| Subscription | Monthly | SaaS Back Office (Wholesale companion) - $299/month SaaS license |
| Subscription | Annual | Dealer SaaS License - $999/month per country, $799/month if paid annually |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels10 records
ISP Wholesale Networks product offering
Product offeringCore offering
ISP Wholesale Networks sells a cloud-based, white-label SaaS dealer platform that enables businesses to launch and operate their own branded prepaid/postpaid mobile (MVNO), broadband, streaming TV, VoIP, and IoT services on major US carrier networks (T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, US Cellular) and global SIM networks across 100+ countries. Dealers and wholesalers buy network access and subscriber management tools at wholesale prices, then resell services under their own brand, keeping 100% of profits from activation fees, SIM sales, and recurring subscriber refills.
Product overview
ISP Wholesale Networks operates a hosted SaaS platform that enables wholesale dealers, agents, and retailers to offer their own branded telecommunications services. The core platform is the SaaS Back Office Platform, which provides white-label access to subscriber management, activations, billing, and order fulfillment. The primary service brands include WLT Mobile (MVNO), Private Label TV (streaming), and comprehensive wholesale connectivity services (broadband, fiber, satellite, wireless, IoT). Resellers can offer services on major US networks (T-Mobile/GSMT, AT&T/GSMA, Verizon/CDMAV, US Cellular/GSMU) as well as international networks. The platform offers modular add-ons including WISP services, IoT connectivity, SMS/A2P marketing, and Cloud SIM/e-SIM solutions. Dealers set their own prices and retain 100% of profits from customer payments.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- WLT Mobile: Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) offering flexible and transparent plans with reliable coverage and lightning-fast data speeds.
- Private Label TV
Products and services
- SaaS Back Office Platform
- Dealer Program
- Wholesale Agent & Aggregator Program
- WLT VAR/VAD Program
- WLT Mobile (MVNO Sub-brand)
- Private Label TV (Streaming TV)
- Light MVNO (Private-Label Cellular/IoT)
- Full MVNO (Private-Label Cellular/IoT)
- WISP Services (Wireless ISP)
- IoT Connectivity Services
- Wholesale Broadband & Internet
- Point to Point Fiber & Dedicated Internet Access
- Satellite Internet & Backhaul
- SMS Marketing & A2P Services
- Cloud SIM / e-SIM Plans
- Global SIM & Roaming
Quantifiable outcome
- Dealers earn $5–$20 per line per month in residual income from subscriber refills — 2 to 8 times what they earn selling carrier-branded services
- +4 more outcomes
Companies that use ISP Wholesale Networks
Customer profileNamed customers7 records
Segments7 records
Ideal customer profiles8 records
ISP Wholesale Networks technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature6 records
ISP Wholesale Networks partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
13 partnerships are on record, tiered core.
- T-Mobile (GSMT)coreISPWN aggregates access to T-Mobile's GSM network (GSMT) for prepaid and postpaid wireless services, including 4G LTE and 5G. Dealers can offer plans on T-Mobile with unlimited talk, text, and data. T-Mobile is one of three major US carriers accessible through the platform.
- AT&T (GSMA)coreISPWN aggregates access to AT&T's GSM network (GSMA) for prepaid wireless services. AT&T is one of three major US carriers available through the platform, supporting 3G, 4G LTE, and 5G services.
- Verizon (CDMAV)coreISPWN aggregates access to Verizon's CDMA network (CDMAV) for prepaid wireless services. Verizon is one of three major US carriers available through the platform, supporting 4G LTE and 5G UWB.
- US Cellular (GSMU)coreISPWN aggregates access to US Cellular's GSM network (GSMU) for prepaid wireless services. US Cellular is available as a fourth major US carrier option on the platform.
- Hayai Limited (UK)coreHayai Limited provides international services for ISPWN, operating from London, UK (71-75 Shelton St, Covent Garden, WC2H 9JQ). It is an affiliated entity that handles international operations and is referenced in the company's legal and compliance structure.
- Hayai BroadbandcoreAn affiliated entity that provides some backend services. Test services prior to MSA completion are provided by Hayai Broadband at standard retail rates. Referenced in the SaaS agreement and for affiliate license information.
- Hayai USAcoreHayai USA provides SaaS agreements for white-label subscriber management platforms and customer-facing portals. Referenced as the entity providing the SaaS agreement for optional white-label portal features.
- Private Label TelecomcorePrivate Label Telecom provides the VAR/VAD program for ISPWN, offering value-added distributor and reseller programs. The WLT VAR program is offered through this partnership and is not a product or service of ISPWN itself.
- WLT MobilecoreWLT Mobile is a Mobile Virtual Network Operator brand offered through the WLT VAR program. It provides flexible and transparent prepaid/postpaid plans on leading nationwide networks. Partners can become WLT VARs to offer WLT-branded cellular services on a commission basis.
- Private Label TV (PLTV)corePrivate Label TV provides white-label streaming TV services available through ISPWN's platform. Dealers and wholesalers can offer streaming TV with thousands of US and international channels through custom-branded apps on Android, iOS, Roku, Samsung Tizen, LG WebOS, Set-Top Boxes, and more.
- Wired Broadband Providers (AT&T, Comcast Xfinity, Charter/Spectrum, Verizon, etc.)coreISPWN has wholesale relationships with major wired broadband providers including AT&T, Bell Canada, CenturyLink/Lumen, Frontier, Verizon, Windstream, Altice (Cablevision/Optimum, Suddenlink), Charter (Spectrum), Comcast XFINITY, Cox, Viasat, and others. Dealers can resell DSL, cable, FTTx, and satellite broadband services.
- International Carrier Networks (Rogers, Telus, Telia, Vodafone UK, O2 UK, EE UK, Deutsche Telekom, Airtel India, Reliance JIO, Singtel, etc.)coreISPWN provides access to international networks for global SIM services in 70+ countries including: Rogers CA, Telus CA (Canada); AT&T MX (Mexico); Telia, Vodafone UK, O2 UK, EE UK, Deutsche Telekom (Europe); Airtel India, Reliance JIO (India); Singtel/M1 (Singapore); Digi (Malaysia); Megafon (Russia); Smart (Philippines); Virgin (South Africa); Mobitel (Sri Lanka); Softbank (Japan); Orange (Morocco); Optus (Australia); and many more.
- White Label Tele (whitelabeltele.com)coreWhite Label Tele is the partner entity behind the WLT Mobile MVNO brand and VAR/VAD program. Dealers are redirected to whitelabeltele.com to apply for the WLT VAR program. The WLT VAR program enables partners to sell WLT-branded cellular services.
Scale indicators6 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
ISP Wholesale Networks competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Truphone: Global MVNO and eSIM provider offering multi-country SIM and IoT connectivity across 100+ networks. Closely comparable to ISPWN's global SIM/IoT aggregation capabilities and dealer-friendly wholesale model.
- Telgoo5: Mobile Virtual Network Enabler (MVNE) providing cloud-based activation, billing, and subscriber management platforms for MVNO operators. Directly comparable as a wholesale platform enabler serving similar MVNO and reseller customers.
- SpeedTalk Mobile: MVNO offering prepaid wireless and global SIM services through agent/reseller channels on T-Mobile and AT&T networks. Directly comparable wholesale MVNO with agent-driven distribution model similar to ISPWN's dealer program.
- Airvoice Wireless: Wholesale MVNO reseller offering no-contract prepaid wireless services on major US carrier networks. Directly comparable to ISPWN's dealer program in product, target SMB reseller base, and multi-carrier wholesale model.
Broad incumbents
- Net10 Wireless: Tracfone/Verizon-owned no-contract prepaid MVNO operating across all major US carriers. Comparable in offering no-credit-check multi-carrier prepaid wireless, though at much larger scale via retail and online channels.
- Tracfone (Verizon): Largest US prepaid MVNO family (Tracfone, Straight Talk, Total Wireless, etc.) acquired by Verizon. Comparable as a wholesale carrier of prepaid wireless services through retail/reseller channels, though at substantially greater scale.
- Consumer Cellular: Large MVNO on AT&T and T-Mobile networks targeting older demographics with no-contract plans. Comparable in no-credit-check MVNO positioning and multi-carrier wholesale sourcing, though operating direct-to-consumer rather than through resellers.
Others
- Matrixx Software: Telecom BSS/OSS vendor providing real-time billing, charging, and digital commerce platforms to MVNOs, MVNEs, and tier-1 carriers. Comparable as a wholesale platform/SaaS enabler serving the same MVNO ecosystem, though at enterprise scale.
Emerging players
- Republic Wireless: MVNO offering no-contract cellular plans on T-Mobile network with WiFi-calling features. Comparable as a smaller, niche-positioned MVNO with focus on flexible plans, though operating a direct-to-consumer model rather than enabling resellers.
- Ultra Mobile: MVNO focused on international calling and multi-country SIM services on T-Mobile network. Comparable niche overlap with ISPWN's global SIM and international MVNO offering, though Ultra Mobile sells direct to consumers.
Market position
Strengths4 records
Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Frequently asked questions about ISP Wholesale Networks
What does ISP Wholesale Networks do?
ISP Wholesale Networks sells a cloud-based, white-label SaaS dealer platform that enables businesses to launch and operate their own branded prepaid/postpaid mobile (MVNO), broadband, streaming TV, VoIP, and IoT services on major US carrier networks (T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, US Cellular) and global SIM networks across 100+ countries. Dealers and wholesalers buy network access and subscriber management tools at wholesale prices, then resell services under their own brand, keeping 100% of profits from activation fees, SIM sales, and recurring subscriber refills.
Is ISP Wholesale Networks a public or private company?
ISP Wholesale Networks is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.
When was ISP Wholesale Networks founded?
ISP Wholesale Networks was founded in -1. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is ISP Wholesale Networks based?
ISP Wholesale Networks is headquartered in Tracy, United States, in the North America region.
How does ISP Wholesale Networks make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Wholesale Platform & Setup Fees are the primary driver. The others are residual Income from Subscriber Refills & Bill Payments, SIM Card & Hardware Sales, activation Fees & Service Markups and professional Services & Consulting.
Who are ISP Wholesale Networks's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Truphone, Telgoo5, SpeedTalk Mobile and Airvoice Wireless. Broad incumbents are Net10 Wireless, Tracfone (Verizon) and Consumer Cellular. Matrixx Software is listed as an others. Emerging players are Republic Wireless and Ultra Mobile.
Does ISP Wholesale Networks have an API?
Yes. ISP Wholesale Networks offers APIs to connect external websites to their systems for subscriber & order management, support tickets, activations, management functions, and reports. They also provide access to their Web Services for developers. The SaaS back-office platform supports integration via custom DNS/subdomain hosting (e.g., yourname.cellpaykiosk.com) or direct API connections.
What industry is ISP Wholesale Networks in?
ISP Wholesale Networks's product category is Telecom Wholesale & MVNO Enablement Platform. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAIADAC, Wholesale ISPs & Bandwidth Resellers (Bulk Transit/Last-Mile). Its NAICS code is 42343 and its SIC code is 5045.