Salvy

Salvy oferece telefonia móvel para empresas com chip físico, eSIM ou número virtual, sem fidelidade, com gestão centralizada e calculadora de gastos.

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Overview

Salvy is a mobile phone solution for businesses that offers contract-free cell phone plans with a physical SIM, eSIM, or virtual number. The value proposition is to centralize corporate line management in a single platform, reducing reliance on traditional carrier processes.

Based on the pages collected, the platform allows users to activate and cancel lines quickly, track lines, plans, and users in real time, and handle portability with less friction. The site also highlights a savings calculator for companies that want to analyze telecom invoices and identify waste before contracting or migrating.

Key features

Line options

Salvy offers a physical SIM, eSIM, and virtual number, allowing businesses to choose the format best suited to their operation.

Centralized line management

The page says lines can be activated and canceled instantly directly in the Salvy platform.

Operational visibility dashboard

Users have access to lines, plans, and users in one place, with real-time updates.

Nationwide coverage and portability

The solution includes data, calls, and SMS with nationwide coverage, as well as portability to bring current numbers to Salvy.

Virtual number with Webhook integration

For virtual numbers, Salvy mentions integration via Webhook with the official Meta API, without the need for a SIM card.

Invoice diagnosis

The savings calculator analyzes invoices submitted by the company and returns information about underused lines, potential savings value, and the percentage of waste.

Use cases

Corporate line management
Companies that need to provision or deactivate lines without relying on long carrier processes can do it directly in the platform.
Migration with portability
Teams that already have numbers in use can migrate to Salvy with portability and keep the current numbering.
Connectivity for field teams
Sales, customer service, or field operation teams can use a physical SIM or eSIM with data, calls, and SMS to keep communication active.
Virtual number for product integrations
Companies that use automation or digital channels can use the virtual number with Webhook and the official Meta API.
Telecom savings diagnosis
Organizations that want to review telecom spending can upload a detailed invoice and receive an automated waste analysis.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Offers a physical SIM, eSIM, and virtual number in one solution.
Allows line activation and cancellation through the platform, with a centralized view of lines, plans, and users.
Includes nationwide coverage and portability for migrating existing numbers.
Provides a savings calculator to diagnose invoices and estimate telecom waste.
Indicates use by more than 10,000 companies and features customer testimonials on the site.

Cons

The captured pricing page did not include prices, and the pricing URL returned a page not found in the collected content.
Details about integrations beyond the Webhook with the official Meta API do not appear in the analyzed material.

FAQ

What does Salvy sell?

Salvy offers mobile phone plans for businesses with a physical SIM, eSIM, and virtual number. The site also highlights that the service is contract-free and hassle-free.

How does line management work?

The page states that management happens in the Salvy platform, with line activation and cancellation in moments and real-time access to lines, plans, and users.

Does Salvy support number portability?

Salvy says it provides coverage across Brazil and simple number portability, allowing businesses to migrate numbers to the carrier without losing the current number.

Who can use the savings calculator?

The savings calculator asks for a detailed PDF invoice from the current carrier and says the diagnosis is available for companies with at least 10 mobile lines or 10 employees.

Are public prices available in the collected content?

The source shows a plans and pricing page, but it does not include pricing values or plan limits in the collected content. The captured pricing page was also unavailable at the time of access.