Telecommunications Startups
27 companies tagged Telecommunications, with their investors and founders.
Tizeti Network Africa is an internet service provider offering affordable unlimited internet across Africa through a network of owned and operated solar-powered towers. The company targets African markets with low-cost connectivity infrastructure.
7 investors
A team communication and collaboration platform that provides monitoring of communication performance through call logs and messaging statistics, along with built-in messaging features for workplace teams.
5 investors
Farcast develops advanced satellite communication user terminals with flat panel phased array antennas that electronically track satellite movement for reduced size, weight, power, and cost. The company serves mobile users and fixed applications requiring satellite internet connectivity globally.
5 investors
Ready provides software that enables utility companies and their stakeholders to coordinate operations and service delivery, with the goal of improving customer access to utility services while reducing costs.
4 investors
Siglo is a prepaid internet service provider in Mexico offering flexible, month-to-month internet access with download speeds up to 100 Mbps. The service uses modern network equipment and can be recharged via mobile app or at major retail locations.
4 investors
Somos provides home internet and television services to consumers in Colombia, offering over 100 live channels and TV Box devices with a proprietary app.
4 investors
Gaiia is a platform with developer-focused documentation and APIs designed to help developers build integrations. The company emphasizes data security, compliance, and industry-standard protection for its users.
3 investors
EzDubs provides mobile apps that translate speech in real-time during phone calls and voice messages, using voice cloning and emotional tone preservation to maintain speaker identity across languages.
2 investors
WiFi Dabba builds wireless connectivity infrastructure and community solutions. The company operates in the telecommunications and digital inclusion space, with operations in India.
2 investors
A phone service that automatically dials business and government phone lines on behalf of users to avoid wait times, reducing typical hold durations from around an hour to five minutes. Autodial serves individuals calling financial institutions, utilities, customer service centers, and public agencies.
1 investor
AveryIQ provides automation software for property management, specifically designed to streamline the leasing process from prospect inquiry through lease signing. The platform serves property managers and landlords seeking to improve operational efficiency and tenant acquisition.
1 investor
Beep manufactures long-battery wireless sensors that transmit data from remote locations to cloud platforms, with built-in environmental sensing and extensible ports for additional sensor types.
1 investor
CareCycle builds an AI-native retention operating system for Medicare and ACA insurance agencies, combining AI-driven member engagement with licensed agent oversight. The platform automates routine member communications and handoff to agents for complex decisions, enabling agencies to maintain consistent member relationships without scaling headcount.
1 investor
Community Phone provides home and business phone service combining traditional reliability with modern features like spam blocking and voicemail-to-text, without requiring internet or contracts.
1 investor
Dyte builds real-time video communication APIs that enable video calling and collaboration features for applications and platforms. The company serves developers and enterprises building communication-dependent applications across web and mobile.
1 investor
Exosat designs and builds low-Earth-orbit satellite constellations for sovereign operators, offering direct-to-cell, IoT, and broadband connectivity. It uses ITAR/EAR-free supply chains to let operators lease network capacity or buy turnkey constellations, serving enterprise customers across sectors like maritime, aviation, logistics, and agriculture.
1 investor
Fluke is a Brazilian mobile carrier that leases network infrastructure from incumbents and offers customers flexible, customized plan options instead of fixed data packages. The company targets dissatisfied users of traditional carriers.
1 investor
Necto provides fast internet service from a local neighborhood provider, offering residential broadband connectivity with an emphasis on quick installation and reliable service.
1 investor
Nine Fives develops RF (radio frequency) test equipment for hardware engineers. The company focuses on delivering simple, easy-to-use testing equipment backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee and 2-year warranty.
1 investor
Per Vices designs and manufactures software-defined radios (SDRs) for mission-critical applications, offering both commercial off-the-shelf solutions and custom designs. The company serves defense, communications, and other industries requiring high-performance radio systems.
1 investor
1 investor
Pinch develops AI translation technology that preserves the original speaker's voice and timing across audio and video content. The platform serves creators dubbing videos, teams meeting across languages, and developers building speech products, with offerings including video/podcast dubbing, live meeting translation, and an API for speech translation applications.
1 investor
Profig offers a phone system for businesses that includes call transcription, tracking, voice broadcasting, and CRM integration capabilities.
1 investor
Salvy provides virtual mobile phone numbers and corporate mobile plans for businesses. The platform offers integration with Meta's official API via webhooks for simplified activation without physical SIM cards.
1 investor





















