Partnership uses eSIM technology to remove traditional cost and operational barriers to mobile market entry, giving Briant national reach beyond its fibre footprint.

WORTHING, England, Oct. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Independent Alternative Network (Altnet) and Internet Service Provider (ISP) Briant Broadband today announced the launch of Briant Mobile, powered by mobile platform provider data2go.mobi. Mobile is a natural complement to Briant's broadband and VoIP services, but high set-up costs and physical SIM logistics have historically made market entry difficult for smaller providers. Using data2go's eSIM platform, Briant has been able to launch a nationwide mobile service without those traditional operational barriers.

Extending the ISP / Altnet Business Model

data2go's platform uses a success-sharing commercial model with a low start-up cost, designed to make mobile more accessible to ISPs and Altnets operating in a challenging market.

Mobile also gives Altnets an opportunity to sell beyond the geographic limits of their fibre footprint. Providers can offer multiple mobile subscriptions per household alongside broadband and fixed IP phone services, creating additional revenue opportunities and a broader customer relationship.

"We have always seen mobile as a natural addition to our broadband and VoIP services, but the traditional onboarding costs and supply chain requirements made it difficult to justify," said Adrian Bain, Managing Director of Briant Broadband. "data2go gave us a practical route into mobile. Its eSIM platform removed much of the operational complexity and allowed us to bring Briant Mobile to market quickly."

"ISPs and Altnets need cost-effective ways to diversify revenue and strengthen customer retention," said Chandru Mullaparthi, CEO of data2go. "Our success-sharing model and eSIM technology are designed to make that possible. Briant Broadband is a strong example of how an independent Altnet / ISP can add mobile without building the traditional operational infrastructure around it."

A Scalable Route into Mobile

While data2go's immediate focus is on UK Altnets and ISPs, its platform can also support other subscription businesses looking to add mobile services. Briant Mobile is available immediately, with a range of data plans and eSIM activation.

For more information about Briant Mobile, visit mobile.briantbroadband.com

To learn more about data2go, visit data2go.mobi.

About Briant Broadband:

Based in Worthing, West Sussex, Briant Broadband is an independent Altnet and internet service provider delivering wireless and Full Fibre broadband, VoIP and mobile services to homes and businesses. Briant focuses on reliable connectivity, transparent pricing and responsive customer service.

About data2go.mobi:

data2go provides mobile connectivity solutions that enable brands, ISPs, Altnets and enterprises to launch mobile services. Its eSIM technology and success-sharing commercial model are designed to reduce the cost and operational complexity of entering the mobile market. data2go.mobi is built and operated by Bluehouse Technology, a UK telecoms software company.

Media Contacts:

Briant Broadband: Adrian Bain, CEO | info@briantbroadband.com
data2go.mobi: Chandru Mullaparthi, CEO | info@data2go.mobi

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