The case for remote

You moved your servers to the cloud. Your phone fleet is next.

Real, physical iPhone and Android devices — hosted, powered, connected, and maintained in the US, and driven from a single dashboard. No emulators. No drawers of phones. No procurement cycles. The same move you already made for compute, applied to your mobile hardware.

The migration already happened once

A decade ago, running your own servers meant a closet full of hardware, someone to babysit it, and a purchase order every time you needed more. Then compute moved to the cloud, and the closet became a line item you scale with a slider.

Mobile hardware is still stuck in the closet. Teams that need real US devices — for QA and app validation, mobile operations, security and compliance, or shared device pools — keep buying phones, charging them, swapping dead ones, and gating access on who is physically in the room. Remote phone infrastructure ends that, the same way the cloud ended the server closet.

Phones on desks

The on-premise fleet

  • Devices, chargers, and cables tie up desks and drawers
  • Someone on the team owns swaps, repairs, and dead batteries
  • Adding capacity means buying, imaging, and shipping hardware
  • Access is physical — you have to be in the room
  • Who used which phone, and when, lives in memory

Phones in the cloud

The AMERICELL fleet

  • Real iPhone and Android devices hosted in the US
  • Hardware maintenance and replacement handled for you
  • Capacity scales up or down from one dashboard
  • Access from any browser, anywhere, over the global edge
  • Every session is recorded and logged, with role-based access
What you get back

Six reasons the fleet leaves the office

Moving remote is not about giving anything up. It is about handing the parts that never made you money — the hardware, the power, the maintenance — to infrastructure built to run them.

No office hardware

No drawers of devices, chargers, SIM trays, or powered USB hubs. The phones live in the US — your office goes back to being an office.

Fully managed

Hosting, power, connectivity, and maintenance are ours. A device that fails is repaired or replaced without a ticket to your team or a trip to a store.

Scale from the dashboard

Add or retire devices the way you resize a server group. Grow from one phone to hundreds without procurement cycles or capital sitting on a shelf.

A real audit trail

Role-based access, session recording, and full logs across the fleet. You always know who touched which device, when, and what they did.

Global low-latency access

Operate real US devices from anywhere over the global edge — typically under 50ms — so a distributed team works as if the phones were on the next desk.

Live in minutes

Provision a device and start driving it the same day. No shipping, no imaging, no waiting on hardware to clear a loading dock.

Run mobile hardware like the rest of your stack

Turn a fixed capital purchase into elastic operating spend, with the uptime, latency, and support you already expect from cloud infrastructure.

99.9%
Uptime, monitored and maintained
<50ms
Global edge latency to real devices
24/7
Dedicated support and coverage
Minutes
From sign-up to a live device
Remote phone infrastructure

Get the phones out of the office

Start with a single device or scale to hundreds. We handle the hardware, the power, the connectivity, and the maintenance — you keep the control, and the dashboard.

  • Live in minutes, not procurement cycles
  • Hardware maintenance and replacement included
  • Session recording and full logs
  • DPA available for enterprise