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Company

We exist because no one had built this.

The telecom sector is one of the most price-sensitive industries and has never had a dedicated signal layer. PriceSignals.ai is that layer.

Mission

To become the leading source of telecom-specific competitor price intelligence, empowering operators to price smarter, convert faster and defend margin with confidence.

The market

When everyone sells the same thing, price becomes the product.

  1. 2016

    The standard lands

    GSMA turns the SIM from plastic into code. For two years, almost nothing happens.

  2. 2022

    Travel finds the use case

    Airalo, Holafly, Nomad. Apple drops the SIM tray in the US. Roaming revenue starts leaking.

  3. 2025

    The land grab

    Hundreds of providers reselling the same wholesale capacity. Coverage stops being a differentiator. Discounting begins.

  4. 2026

    Everyone is in

    Challenger banks. Security companies. Airlines, OTAs, comparison sites. And the carriers, back to defend the roaming line. Nobody holds a moat.

Prices now move daily across hundreds of destinations and dozens of competitors. No spreadsheet survives that.

PriceSignals.ai exists because a market this competitive cannot be priced from memory.

12%

of international travellers have adopted an eSIM. Still early.

70%+

bought from an operator. The carriers are defending.

4.9bn

eSIM smartphone connections forecast by 2030. 55% of all smartphones.

GSMA Intelligence, 2025 Consumer Survey (opens in new tab) and eSIM adoption forecast (opens in new tab)

Where we operate

Serving the world's most competitive telecom markets.

Our deepest coverage is in travel eSIM — the most crowded, fastest-moving corner of telecom pricing. The same engine tracks the wider markets operators defend, from prepaid and postpaid tariffs to broadband bundles.

Europe

EE · Vodafone · O2 · Three · Orange · Deutsche Telekom

Mature 5G, intense MVNO competition, and roaming / travel-SIM substitution pressure.

MENA

e& · STC · Ooredoo · Zain · Mobily

Rapid prepaid-to-postpaid migration and aggressive bundle competition.

Americas

AT&T · T-Mobile · Verizon · Claro · Telcel

Prepaid and MVNO intensity with fast-growing travel eSIM demand.

APAC

Singtel · SoftBank · Airtel · Optus · NTT Docomo

Dense mobile competition and rapid eSIM adoption across key markets.

Representative operators tracked in each region