COCP stands for Company Owned, Company Paid. The business owns the mobile connections and numbers and pays the bills, rather than reimbursing employees. It's the standard model for giving staff work mobiles, and it comes with corporate benefits like pooled data, free Closed User Group calling, consolidated billing and central usage controls.

COCP (Company Owned, Company Paid) means the company owns the device/connection and pays. COPE (Company Owned, Personally Enabled) is similar but the employee may use the device personally too. BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) means staff use personal phones, often with a reimbursement. COCP gives the most control over numbers, cost and security, which is why most growing businesses choose it for field and customer-facing teams.

Pooled data combines every connection's data allowance into one shared pool, so heavy users draw more and light users less — you stop paying for unused data on each SIM. CUG (Closed User Group) lets all your corporate numbers call each other free and unlimited, which is ideal for field, sales and operations teams that talk to each other constantly.

Yes. Mobile Number Portability (MNP) lets you move existing numbers to the chosen operator's corporate plan, usually within a few working days per the regulator's process. We help coordinate bulk porting and activation so the switch is smooth and your numbers stay the same.

Plans are typically priced per connection (per user) per month, bundling unlimited voice with a data allowance or a shared pool, plus benefits like CUG. Prices fall as connection counts rise, and corporate tariffs are negotiable rather than fixed. Add-ons like international roaming, ISD packs and devices are extra. The comparison shows indicative per-user pricing across operators — figures here are illustrative and we help you negotiate the actual rate.