So we’ve launched our PSTN switch-off sales planner: a free, smart tool that’ll help the channel take the guesswork out of the PSTN switch-off, cut weeks from planning replacement rollouts, and identify the perfect connectivity solution for each deployment.
What’s in the PSTN switch-off sales planner tool?
– Stop sell dates for every postcode you tell us about, so you can plan in advance and let customers know there’s a better option
– Recommended intelligent mobile connectivity solutions for each of your sites, based on location, data usage, and more
Why mobile trumps SoGEA for PSTN migration
And SoGEA just isn’t cut out for the job. It’s replacing ADSL services, but it’s still using the same ill-equipped copper lines; so it’s vulnerable to outages, and will be affected by weather and distance from exchanges. Plus, it can barely reach 80 Mbps speeds on a good day.
On the other hand, intelligent mobile data comes with a whole range of options: Multi-network 4G, 5G plug-and-play, static IPs, mobile L2TP for ISPs… the list goes on.
Intelligent mobile connectivity is also much easier to install, with speeds of up to 150 Mbps on 4G and 500 Mbps with 5G. To top it off, partners will never need to worry about outages or poor signal again with unsteered Multi-network SIMs that stay connected to the strongest network at all times.
Best of all: IoT and intelligent mobile data solutions are worth 3-5x more in exit value than fixed-line. They’re the clear choice for better business growth.
PSTN switch-off migration success stories

Migrating 10,000 cash machines from the PSTN to 4G mobile L2TP with zero downtime
So we migrated them to 4G Multi-network over L2TP, winning our partner £2.9m in the process, all while their customers continued to use the cash machines.

Helping a government body migrate street furniture from the PSTN to a secure WAN
We custom-built them a secure WAN with unsteered 4G Multi-network SIMs and high-gain antennas, keeping the vital street furniture connected. And our partner bagged £2.8m in revenue.
– 25,000+ network endpoints in the water industry
– 180,000 emergency call out systems in lifts
– 43,000+ endpoints used by gas and electricity companies
– 1.8m wearable alarms in the telecare industry
– 1m+ burglar and fire alarm systems
‘Partners just need to upload a few simple details about their deployments into our portal, and they’ll have a curated sales plan in their hands within seconds,’ he explained.
‘The PSTN switch-off is the biggest change in telecoms in the last 30 years; and the more prepared channel partners are, the more profitable an opportunity it’ll become. Give your customers the guidance they need, and you’ll be reaping the rewards for years to come.’
Want a slice of the PSTN migration market? We’ve got you covered below.
Check out our latest news

Pangea launch game-changing IoT solution Smart Connect

Pangea enters new year with 500 partners and renewed ambition

Sales Director Bernie McPhillips discusses the latest trends in the business mobile space

Our top three IoT Insider Podcast episodes of 2022

Bernie McPhillips talks 2G and 3G sunset and its impact on the channel

Comms Vision 2022: Meet us to learn about new mobile data opportunities

Pangea rack up five finalist nominations at Comms National Awards and Glasgow Business Awards

Pushing into the future of IoT with a team restructure

Pangea achieves 74 NPS score—double the industry average

Three trophies wrap up memorable day at the 2022 Channel Champions Awards

Opening our new Scotland office as our team grows 33%

Comments are closed.