One reusable global pay-as-you-go data eSIM for 180+ countries
Intelligent forecasting technology for global asset managers
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Based in
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CA
Pricing model
Paid
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Pricing
eSIM purchase: €10.71 (includes €8.93 prepaid balance). Data rates vary by destination and network, ranging from €0.48/GB to €2.38/GB. No monthly subscription; users pay for actual data consumed from their prepaid balance.
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Key features
No expiring balance - unused prepaid data carries forward indefinitely
Pay-as-you-go pricing with no monthly subscription
Trip planner to estimate costs before travel
Shared prepaid balance across multiple eSIMs on same account
Network preference selection (Cheapest or Best coverage)
Connectivity guarantee with refund option
Account management app and web dashboard
Portfolio-wide scenario analysis and what-if modeling
Financial model processing from Excel without templates
Causal discovery mapping of cause-and-effect relationships
Forecast accuracy tracking and consensus comparison
Event detection and alert monitoring
Secure private cloud and flexible deployment options
API connectivity and system integration
Integration with proprietary and external data sources
What makes it different
One reusable eSIM installed once and kept for all future supported trips, eliminating need to buy and install new country bundles
Unused balance never expires, so customers keep value across trips and don't forfeit unspent data
Transparent pay-as-you-go model where customers pay only for actual data used with no fixed bundles or expiry deadlines
Global prepaid account balance that works across all supported destinations without per-country packages
Rewards program offering 5% in NXTL Tokens on eligible purchases and usage discounts
Converts isolated analyst forecasts into an auditable firm-level asset
Enables portfolio-wide scenario analysis in minutes rather than hours
Provides causal transparency into performance drivers
Combines financial models with AI-powered research monitoring