Apex Wave for Business
Business plans, minus the
account-manager voice
No "reaching out to circle back on synergies". Team SIMs at £12 each, one invoice, an SLA we publish instead of whispering, and a human who answers in 40 seconds. Procurement can go home early.
What we do
Three things.
Done properly.
Team SIMs
£12/SIM/mo
The Plan, but £3 cheaper at five SIMs or more. Unlimited everything, per person, on one invoice your bookkeeper will frame.
- Unlimited data, calls, texts, 5G
- Add or drop SIMs monthly
- Self-serve dashboard, no ticket queue
- Spend caps? Nothing to cap
Backup 5G lines
£18/site/mo
A 5G router SIM that keeps the card machine and the WiFi alive when the street's broadband gets diggered. Failover in seconds.
- Unlimited data, router-ready
- Static IP available
- Priority routing on 5G SA
- Works out of the box, literally
Voice & VoIP
£8/number/mo
Landline numbers that ring mobiles. Menus, hours, voicemail-to-email — configured in an afternoon, not a "discovery phase".
- Keep your existing numbers
- Ring groups & call routing
- No desk phones unless you insist
- Cancel monthly, as ever
The SLA
Numbers in the contract,
not the brochure
Who's on it
Teams that hate
phone admin
A few of the outfits running on Apex Wave. Logos rendered in our font because we didn't spend money on a brand wall either.
Case study
Northloop Couriers:
43 riders, one bill
Northloop ran 43 rider phones across three networks, two spreadsheets and one director's personal credit card. We moved the lot in a weekend — numbers kept, nobody noticed except the finance lead, who cried a bit (good tears).
"Our old provider needed a meeting to add a SIM. Apex Wave needed a button. I clicked the button."
Get a quote
Tell us how many SIMs.
We'll say a number.
The number will be the SIM count times twelve. This form mostly exists so you feel consulted. A human replies within one working day, with no slide deck attached.
No 90-page proposal
On the real network, Dave from Business (real title) would reply within one working day with a quote that fits in the email body. No PDF. No deck. No "touching base".