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Does the cost increase with every operator we add to the portfolio?
Not proportionally. TelcoEdge's pricing is based on combined subscriber volume across the portfolio — not operator count.
The operational cost per tenant decreases as the portfolio grows because platform overhead is shared. Adding your tenth operator costs considerably less per subscriber than your first.
Volume-based pricing, not per-operator
TelcoEdge pricing is structured around combined subscriber volume across your portfolio — not the number of operators you manage. This means adding a new MVNO to the portfolio does not trigger a proportional cost increase.
Platform overhead is shared across the portfolio. The cost per subscriber decreases as you grow.
How this benefits portfolio growth
- Adding operators does not proportionally increase cost
- Platform overhead shared across the portfolio
- Cost per tenant decreases as portfolio grows
- Tenth operator costs considerably less per subscriber than the first
- Pricing encourages portfolio expansion
Commercial structure
The specific commercial terms are scoped based on your portfolio size and growth trajectory. The principle is simple: growing your portfolio should lower your unit economics, not increase them.
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FAQs
Does TelcoEdge cost more per MVNO added?
Not proportionally. Pricing is based on combined subscriber volume across the portfolio, not operator count. Cost per tenant decreases as the portfolio grows.
How is TelcoEdge priced for MVNAs?
Based on combined subscriber volume across your portfolio. Platform overhead is shared, so adding operators improves your unit economics rather than increasing them.
