Wireless Logic has acquired Zipit Wireless, a multi-carrier IoT connectivity and subscription billing solutions provider. This acquisition represents Wireless Logic’s first of a US-headquartered company and supports its ongoing strategy to expand global reach while deepening expertise in key markets.
Based in South Carolina, Zipit manages connectivity across sectors including agriculture, security and surveillance, and digital signage. With operations in the US and Canada, Zipit is recognised for its flexible, white-labelled billing platform, customer support, and regional insight.
Zipit’s billing solution has facilitated more than $45 million in subscription revenue for its OEM customers.
Zipit’s long-standing relationships with carriers such as Verizon, AT&T and Rogers support global connectivity through technologies including NB-IoT, LTE-M, and 5G. Its platform reduces complexity through providing automated billing and flexible subscription models, which gives businesses greater control over how services are packaged and billed.
“Becoming part of the Wireless Logic Group is a major milestone and the natural next step in our growth,” said Frank Greer, CEO of Zipit Wireless. “Access to Wireless Logic’s global footprint and broader service portfolio means we can offer more choice, coverage and capability – while staying true to the hands-on support our customers rely on. It’s a strong cultural fit and we’re excited about what’s ahead.”
“Zipit’s deep understanding of the North American market and its expertise in complex commercial models make it a welcome addition to the group,” added Oliver Tucker, Co-Founder and CEO, Wireless Logic. “We’re delighted to have the team onboard and look forward to the opportunities this creates for our customers and partners.”
The deal builds on a series of strategic acquisitions by Wireless Logic including Arqia, Webbing, and Blue Wireless.
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