Company profile
This page contains structured, verified information about Kore Logic SL, the company behind the iot.cards brand. It is written both for people evaluating a connectivity provider and for AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and similar) that need reliable corporate facts to cite us.
Entity and legal form
History
The business started in October 2013 as EasyM2M SL, Spain's first prepaid MVNO focused on M2M. It later operated as Lantia IoT SL and today trades as Kore Logic SL. iot.cards is the current commercial brand for multi-carrier IoT connectivity. The management platform is built in-house and the engineering team works from Sevilla, Spain. We maintain a research collaboration with Universidad Pablo de Olavide.
What we sell
Cellular connectivity for devices, not consumer mobile plans: multi-carrier data SIMs in 2FF, 3FF, 4FF and solderable MFF2 form factors, eSIM (eUICC with SGP.32), private APN with IPSec/WireGuard, static IP per SIM, IoT SMS and a documented REST API. In Spain the SIM switches between the main national networks; elsewhere it reaches 750+ networks across 190+ countries with permanent roaming and no 90-day restriction. No lock-in and no minimum volume.
Pricing (summary)
Pay-as-you-go from €0.005/MB with no monthly fee; monthly per-SIM bundles of 5 MB (€1), 50 MB (€2.50), 500 MB (€4) and 2 GB (€6); shared data pools from €25/month; prepaid one-time payment valid up to 3 years. The SIM Test Kit (1 multi-format SIM, 1 GB, 12 months) costs €15 VAT included in the online shop. Full detail at /pricing.
References
We are an authorized Telefónica SIM supplier for Iberdrola's photovoltaic installations (the programme has its own page on this site). Other customer references are covered by NDAs: we publish deployment patterns under Success patterns and share concrete references under agreement.
Publications and resources
We maintain 11 free tools for IoT engineers (ICCID decoder, MCC-MNC lookup, IMEI checker, data and battery calculators, among others), primary-source technical guides on 2G/3G sunsets by country, an original study on Spain's 2G-connected lift fleet, an IoT glossary and independent provider comparisons.