THE INTERNET NEEDS AN UPGRADE
THE INTERNET NEEDS AN UPGRADE
Welcome to the future of cellular
Welcome to the future of cellular
Welcome to the future of cellular
Welcome to the future of cellular
No more big generators, in-person maintenance, or grueling site surveys
Now, you can build an entire carrier grade network, from core down to hardware, in minutes
No more big generators, in-person maintenance, or grueling site surveys
Now, you can build an entire carrier grade network, from core down to hardware, in minutes
Meet the
Meet the
Meet the
Meet the
Bentocell
Bentocell
Bentocell
Small but mighty, these entire cell sites use less power than a lightbulb, have up to 2km range, and can handle over 200 connections, all in the form factor of a lunchbox
Small but mighty, these entire cell sites use less power than a lightbulb, have up to 2km range, and can handle over 200 connections, all in the form factor of a lunchbox
Finally, a cell network actually designed for AI and automation
Finally, a cell network actually designed for AI and automation
Finally, a cell network actually designed for AI and automation
Finally, a cell network actually designed for AI and automation
Core Provisioning
Don't like your core? Paying too much for it? Spin up a new one in Maia and migrate your data with the push of a button
Stupid Simple Setup
Setting up a new Bentocell? Upload your spectrum license info in Maia and it will automatically configure itself
Handover? Handled.
We can't believe this is a feature, but Bentocells can talk to each other. X2 handover is universally setup with no technician input
Mesh Backhaul
Can't get fiber or satellite to every cell site on your network? Bentocells can mesh together to share their backhaul wirelessly
And before you ask…
And before you ask…
And before you ask…
And before you ask…
Is it 4G? 5G?
It's every G (theoretically). Bentocells are entirely software defined, so out of the box they support 4G and 5G, but can be adapted in their firmware to support any other protocol. In theory, they will support 6G via a software update.
Ok but like real 4G and 5G? Not proprietary?
Yes. By default, Bentocells adhere to the 3GPP Release 17 standard for 4G LTE, and 3GPP Release 18 for 5G NR. We also test our equipment extensively with most common off-the-shelf UEs. We are open to writing patches for other releases, so feel free to still contact sales even if you aren't adhering to these exact standards
What's the catch?
We don't like hiding things, there is a catch: range and capacity. Each Bentocell has far less range than a traditional cell tower (about a mile). However, this is by design. Since they're so easy to configure and manage, it isn't that much harder to have more of them deployed, so they can focus on the fewer users within their range for exponentially less power.
Do I need to replace my existing hardware?
We think you'll want to, but no, you certainly don't have to. Maia acts as an intermediary manager for the Bentocells on your network, and from there you can connect them to your existing core. They will happily work side by side with any other cell sites, and can be manually configured to do handovers, the traditional way. We don't believe in vendor lock, we'd rather earn your business. That said, many of the automations available through Maia are only possible because of the Bentocell's dynamic hardware, so these unfortunately will not work with your existing equipment.
Is it 4G? 5G?
It's every G (theoretically). Bentocells are entirely software defined, so out of the box they support 4G and 5G, but can be adapted in their firmware to support any other protocol. In theory, they will support 6G via a software update.
Ok but like real 4G and 5G? Not proprietary?
Yes. By default, Bentocells adhere to the 3GPP Release 17 standard for 4G LTE, and 3GPP Release 18 for 5G NR. We also test our equipment extensively with most common off-the-shelf UEs. We are open to writing patches for other releases, so feel free to still contact sales even if you aren't adhering to these exact standards
What's the catch?
We don't like hiding things, there is a catch: range and capacity. Each Bentocell has far less range than a traditional cell tower (about a mile). However, this is by design. Since they're so easy to configure and manage, it isn't that much harder to have more of them deployed, so they can focus on the fewer users within their range for exponentially less power.
Do I need to replace my existing hardware?
We think you'll want to, but no, you certainly don't have to. Maia acts as an intermediary manager for the Bentocells on your network, and from there you can connect them to your existing core. They will happily work side by side with any other cell sites, and can be manually configured to do handovers, the traditional way. We don't believe in vendor lock, we'd rather earn your business. That said, many of the automations available through Maia are only possible because of the Bentocell's dynamic hardware, so these unfortunately will not work with your existing equipment.
Is it 4G? 5G?
It's every G (theoretically). Bentocells are entirely software defined, so out of the box they support 4G and 5G, but can be adapted in their firmware to support any other protocol. In theory, they will support 6G via a software update.
Ok but like real 4G and 5G? Not proprietary?
Yes. By default, Bentocells adhere to the 3GPP Release 17 standard for 4G LTE, and 3GPP Release 18 for 5G NR. We also test our equipment extensively with most common off-the-shelf UEs. We are open to writing patches for other releases, so feel free to still contact sales even if you aren't adhering to these exact standards
What's the catch?
We don't like hiding things, there is a catch: range and capacity. Each Bentocell has far less range than a traditional cell tower (about a mile). However, this is by design. Since they're so easy to configure and manage, it isn't that much harder to have more of them deployed, so they can focus on the fewer users within their range for exponentially less power.
Do I need to replace my existing hardware?
We think you'll want to, but no, you certainly don't have to. Maia acts as an intermediary manager for the Bentocells on your network, and from there you can connect them to your existing core. They will happily work side by side with any other cell sites, and can be manually configured to do handovers, the traditional way. We don't believe in vendor lock, we'd rather earn your business. That said, many of the automations available through Maia are only possible because of the Bentocell's dynamic hardware, so these unfortunately will not work with your existing equipment.
© Beamlink, Inc. 2025
Designed and Built in California
© Beamlink, Inc. 2025
Designed and Built in California