RevX powers cellular IoT across dozens of markets. The common thread: large device populations, recurring connectivity revenue, multiple carriers, and the need to bill for connectivity alongside software, equipment, or managed services.
Devices that follow assets and vehicles across the map — large fleets, recurring connectivity, and multi-carrier coverage.
Locate and manage high-volume tracked assets across regions and carriers.
Connect and bill large vehicle fleets with usage and subscription plans.
Meter driving data and bill usage-based programs at scale.
Connectivity and monitoring for vessels, containers, and port equipment.
Connected ground equipment and airport operational systems.
Unattended and point-of-sale devices where connectivity and billing are the business model.
Bill LTE card terminals through ISOs, VARs, and merchant channels.
Connect and monetize signage, kiosks, and connected retail displays.
Recurring connectivity and telemetry for unattended machines.
Connect and bill chargers, e-bikes, and shared mobility fleets.
Security and access devices with large installed bases and recurring monitoring revenue.
Cellular monitoring and recurring billing for alarms and cameras.
Connect and bill smart gates, locks, and entry systems.
Reliable connectivity for mission-critical response devices.
Connect and bill personal safety and monitoring wearables.
Cellular image delivery and recurring data plans for trail and wildlife cameras.
Buildings, homes, health devices, and the connectivity that has to just work.
Connect and bill remote monitoring and connected health devices.
Reliable connectivity for medical and emergency-response devices.
Connect and manage facilities and building-automation systems.
Connectivity and billing for connected home and consumer products.
Connect and manage autonomous equipment and drone fleets.
White-label connectivity, business-continuity, and cellular failover.
Equipment-heavy environments where connectivity rides alongside software and managed services.
Connect plant equipment and bill for software and services on top.
Predictive maintenance and telemetry across distributed equipment.
Track and monitor connected machinery across job sites.
Remote-site connectivity and monitoring for extraction operations.
Livestock, crop, and environmental sensing across wide areas.
Fleet and container telemetry for collection and routing.
Temperature and condition monitoring for perishable logistics.
RevX is strongest in markets with large device populations, recurring connectivity revenue, multiple carriers, customer self-service requirements, and a need to bill for connectivity alongside software, equipment, or managed services.
If you sell a cellular-connected product on a subscription, RevX can almost certainly run the connectivity, billing, and self-service behind it. Let's talk.