Georgian technology company Roamingo, which provides simple and affordable international mobile Internet, continues to expand its services. As Managing Partner Levan Kiladze explained on BMGTV’s “Business Morning,” the idea was born from the drawbacks of traditional roaming, expensive, slow and unreliable Internet that often created stress for travelers.
Roamingo’s main innovation is its one-click international eSIM, enabling instant activation of high-quality Internet in more than 190 countries through over 1,000 operators. Kiladze notes that the cost of 1 GB is “cheaper than a bottle of water at the airport.” The platform also integrates a built-in VPN, allowing users to access blocked websites and apps while abroad.
The company has added features designed for travel convenience, including an automatic data extension that provides extra megabytes when the user runs out of Internet, helping them reach a hotel or WiFi zone without interruption.
Although Roamingo initially targeted individual customers, it has quickly entered the B2B sector. Today, insurance companies, banks, travel agencies and airlines include Roamingo in their service packages. The company also has a strategic partnership with Globant Visa, strengthening its international positioning.
