Unified IoT Platform Covers 190 Countries with Starlink Backup, Consolidating Multi-Vendor Chaos into One Contract

Metascape.com has unveiled a unified managed platform that consolidates IoT connectivity, private 5G, eSIM management, LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, and zero-trust security into a single contract and invoice. The launch directly addresses a well-documented challenge in enterprise IoT: the operational and financial burden of coordinating multiple vendors, networks, and billing relationships. The platform spans more than 190 countries and is built specifically for OEMs, resellers, and managed service providers.

The platform combines multi-network eSIM management with support for cellular technologies including private 5G, LoRaWAN, and NB-IoT. Devices provisioned through the platform can roam across more than 190 countries using a single SIM profile, with network selection and automatic failover handled at the platform level. That failover capability includes Starlink integration, providing continuity for mission-critical deployments in areas where terrestrial networks are limited or unavailable. According to metascape.com, operators managing distributed IoT fleets have traditionally juggled separate agreements for hardware procurement, SIM provisioning, network access, and cloud management. The new platform consolidates each of those functions into one agreement and one invoice, reducing administrative complexity and creating a single point of accountability for connectivity performance across geographies and network types.

Security is a cornerstone of the platform, which applies a zero-trust architecture across all connected devices and data paths. Controls include mutual TLS authentication (mTLS), private APNs, VPN tunnelling, and static IP assignment, ensuring device-to-cloud communication is isolated, authenticated, and encrypted at every layer without requiring additional configuration from the deploying organization. Private APN provisioning separates customer traffic from public internet infrastructure, a requirement for regulated industries and environments handling sensitive operational data. The combination of mTLS and VPN tunnelling means devices operating over shared cellular infrastructure maintain private, authenticated connections throughout their data path.

Metascape.com built the platform around a channel-first model. OEMs, resellers, and MSPs can access white-label options that allow them to deliver the platform under their own brand. Tiered support levels—Standard, Business, and Enterprise—give partners flexibility to align service commitments with their own customer agreements. The channel model allows partners to add IoT connectivity and private 5G capabilities to their existing portfolios without developing underlying infrastructure independently. Metascape.com manages network relationships, eSIM management, and security configuration, while partners retain the customer relationship and billing control.

‘IoT fragmentation is one of the most consistent problems we see across enterprise deployments—organizations managing 6, 8, sometimes 12 separate supplier relationships just to keep devices online across borders,’ said Archie Cole, Director of metascape.com. ‘This platform brings that down to one contract, one invoice, and one support team, while covering more than 190 countries with automated failover including Starlink. That is a measurable operational change for any MSP or OEM deploying at scale.’

The platform is available immediately through the channel partner program. Partners seeking white-label arrangements or Enterprise-tier support can contact metascape.com directly to discuss commercial terms and onboarding timelines. More information is available at Hyper Logical.

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