A UK-headquartered global IoT connectivity company that provides SIM and eSIM connectivity, a core network and billing tools for devices, operators and enterprises.
floLIVE helps machines and devices connect to mobile networks anywhere in the world. These devices are part of the Internet of Things (IoT), such as sensors, vehicles and meters. floLIVE says it is a global enabler of IoT connectivity. It sells connectivity on local core networks with more than 40 local points of presence, covering 214 countries, territories and regions, as well as SIM and eSIM management, billing and a service called MVNO in a Box for companies that want to launch their own mobile service. It was named in the Sunday Times 100 Tech list for 2026, among the top 50 UK hardware companies, for annual sales growth above 79%.
The company does not give a formal mission statement on the pages we read. Its tagline is "Connecting Devices Globally", and in 2026 it described a "Beyond Connectivity" approach, aiming to keep deployments adaptable as rules and data requirements change. Its products include floNET for connectivity, floCONTROL for SIM management, floBSS for billing and floDEVICE for device updates, plus private 4G and 5G networks for enterprises. Its customers include mobile operators, IoT service providers and connected businesses.
Its 2020 company brief lists a UK headquarters, with research and development in Israel, operator relations in Cyprus, service and support in Bulgaria, and regional sales in the US and Hong Kong. Its 2026 press release is datelined London, and the Built In London directory lists it as a London-based company with 134 employees. We did not find a street address, so the exact London location is not confirmed. Sources also differ on whether it was founded in 2015 or 2016.
floLIVE is an international team. Jeegar Swaly, a co-founder, is named as vice president of global IoT connectivity. In 2020 the company said it had more than 100 employees. It does not publish a culture page that we could find, so we cannot describe daily life. Its work crosses countries and time zones, and customers are often technical, which suggests a team that works closely with engineers elsewhere.
Companies like this employ software and network engineers, people who run mobile core networks, product managers, support engineers, sales and partnership managers and finance staff. Subjects such as computer science, electronics, mathematics and business all lead to these roles. floLIVE's website is the place to check which roles it lists in London.
Website: flolive.net
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