No commitment
No minimum, no term, no seat count. Stop and the charging stops with you.
SME and Startup
An hour to integrate, and nothing to sign.
The same layer the enterprise customers run, reached with a card and one POST. No commitment, no sales call, and no telco negotiation you would have to staff.
The barrier
Why a small team cannot reach an operator directly.
A single operator wants a company registration, a legal review, a commercial negotiation and three to six months before you can make one call. That is the reason your fraud rate is what it is, and it has nothing to do with your engineering.
What it takes
Against the stack you already run.
01
Sign up
Company name, what you are building, the lawful basis. A card, not a procurement cycle.
02
Take the key
Sandbox immediately. A live key when you have made a call that works.
03
One POST
The same endpoint your HTTP client already knows. No SDK to adopt, no gateway to stand up, no telco vocabulary to learn.
04
Ship it
Twenty-two commands behind one shape. Add a market later by changing nothing.
The whole integration
One POST, with the key and the number.
Your key, one endpoint, one command and a number. Everything a first working call needs is on this panel.
curl -X POST https://api.plumma.it/api \
--cert ./plumma-client.pem \
-H 'x-plumma-connect-app-id: sandbox' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"command": "sim_swap",
"phone_number": "+39XXXXXXXXXX",
"max_age_hours": 240
}'
Where this lands
The account opens at the table. The check runs while it does.
A possession proof and an attribute match against the operator record, returned fast enough to sit inside a signup rather than behind it. No document upload, no camera step, and nothing added to what you hold.
Terms
Nothing you have to explain to a board.
Pay as you go to start
One price per command, in any country, on a card, paid in advance. You spend only what you use, against the balance you have put up, because at this door there is no licence to pay either.
No sales call
You do not have to meet anyone to start. We are here when you want us, and not before.
No lock-in on the data
Every call you have made is exportable, with the carrier and the id. It is your record, not ours.
Against the alternative
What a single operator asks you for first.
Direct, one operator, one market
- A company registration they recognise
- A legal review of their template
- A commercial negotiation, three to six months
- An auth scheme specific to them
- A volume commitment before the first call
- And all of it again for the next operator
Through the layer
- A signup form
- A card
- A sandbox key in minutes
- One POST you already know how to make
- No commitment at all
- And the next market is a field, not a project
When you outgrow this
What changes, and what does not.
The integrationNothing changes. The endpoint and the commands are the ones the enterprise customers use.
The pricePay as you go is one published rate per command anywhere, with no licence, no minimum and no seat count. Grow into several markets and the Business plan prices the cluster instead, at a rate that is competitive rather than merely convenient. You move when it suits you.
The licenceNone at the start. Orchestration Lite arrives with the Business plan and brings the console and the record of every call, on an annual base plus a seat per instance. Orchestration Full is the Enterprise edition and nothing on this page requires it.
The cohortOnce you are on Business you are in the yearly cohort, where your volume is pooled with everyone else's and taken to the suppliers as one buyer. The rates that come back are the same ones the largest member gets.
The consoleThe controls an enterprise buyer asks for are not held back from you, beyond the routing you would have to configure.
Start
Make an example call in the sandbox before you decide.
No meeting, no form beyond the one that issues the key. If it does not work in an hour, you have spent nothing.