What does AI agent connectivity actually mean?

It means giving an autonomous agent the same telecom primitives a human has: a phone number it can call from, an SMS endpoint it can send and receive on, and cellular data when it controls a physical device.

How is this different from a Twilio integration?

Programmatic lifecycle and per-agent identity. You can spin up and tear down numbers and SIMs per agent run, with isolated audit trails. The connectivity itself rides on multi-MNO routing for better global coverage.

Can my agent both place and receive calls?

Yes. Inbound and outbound voice are both supported through programmable voice flows.

What voice AI providers integrate with Firsty?

We work with major voice AI platforms through standard SIP and webhook interfaces. Concrete integrations expand during early access.

How are numbers and SIMs billed for agent use?

Per active hour for numbers and per-MB for SIM data, with no minimum commitment per resource. Ephemeral allocation lets you scale down to zero between runs.

What is the latency for provisioning a new number?

Sub-second in supported markets. Programmatic deprovision is equally fast.

Is there an SLA on early access?

Early access runs with a best-effort SLA. Production SLAs apply once general availability opens.

When does general availability open?

We are onboarding early access customers throughout 2026. Request early access to be part of the rollout.

USE CASE · AI AGENTS · EARLY ACCESS

SIM-as-a-service for AI agents

Give your agents real-world voice, SMS, and data. The connectivity infrastructure for agentic systems that need to call, text, and connect.

Start in sandbox

18

Countries

Sub-second

Provisioning

200+

Countries data

Early

Access

In production at

The problem

AI agents need phone numbers, not just LLMs

Agentic systems are starting to do real work in the real world. They book appointments, verify identities, run support calls, and interact with services that only accept phone calls and SMS. None of that works without telecom infrastructure.

Spinning up a SIM, a phone number, or an SMS-capable endpoint for an agent is currently a telecom procurement project. By the time you finish, the agent's use case has evolved twice.

You need cellular and telephony that can be provisioned at agent speed.

Solution

How Firsty solves it

Sub-second provisioning

Spin up a number or eSIM in the time it takes the agent to need it.

One API for voice, SMS, and data

No glue code across three providers.

Programmatic lifecycle

Provision, use, deprovision. Pay only for active time.

Per-agent identity

Each agent gets its own number, its own SIM, its own audit trail.

Capabilities

Technical capabilities

Programmatic number provisioning
Programmatic SIM provisioning
Voice AI integration
SMS send and receive
Webhook events for agent loops
Ephemeral allocation
Audit logs per agent
API-first everything

Comparison

Firsty vs traditional telecom for AI

	Firsty	Traditional voice API	Hand-rolled
Sub-second provisioning	✓	minutes to hours	hours to days
Voice + SMS + data in one API	✓	-(separate products)	-
Multi-MNO routing	✓	-	-
Self-serve sandbox	✓	varies	n/a
Per-agent audit trail	✓	partial	build yourself

How it works

From sandbox to production

01
Request early access
Tell us about your agent use case.
02
Build against sandbox
Provision a number per agent.
03
Test voice and SMS flows
Run end-to-end agent loops.
04
Launch with early access
Move to production when general availability opens.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Related use cases

Keep exploring

Phone numbers

Local numbers in 18 countries via API.

Identity primitives

KYC and OTP for verified agent flows.

Telecom that moves at agent speed.

Request early access to the AI agent platform.