goTenna, Inc.

Based in the US, goTenna, Inc. specializes in advanced hardware solutions that enable secure off-grid communication. Their products are designed to enhance connectivity in challenging environments, catering specifically to sectors that require reliable communication. Founded in 2012 in Brooklyn, US, goTenna, Inc.

develops mobile mesh networking solutions that improve communication capabilities. The company was co-founded by Daniela Perdomo and Jorge Perdomo, with Daniela currently serving as the CEO. goTenna has successfully raised a total of USD 24. 00 mn through multiple funding rounds, with the latest being a Series C round in October 2023, led by Founders Fund.

Notable clients include U. S. Customs and Border Protection and tactical law enforcement teams. goTenna specializes in mobile mesh networking solutions designed to enhance communication in off-grid environments.

Their primary product offerings include the goTenna Pro X2 and the Pro X2m, which are integrated systems that facilitate real-time coordination across various sectors, including military, law enforcement, and humanitarian aid. These devices utilize low-capacity networks to provide multi-hop, peer-to-peer connectivity, solving critical communication challenges in disaster response scenarios and operations in remote locations. Customers include U. S.

Customs and Border Protection, the National Science Foundation, and tactical law enforcement teams, among others. The revenue model for goTenna is structured around direct sales of their flagship products, including the Pro X2 and Pro X2m, as well as associated accessories and software solutions. Transactions typically involve government and organizational contracts, where clients purchase equipment and services tailored to their specific operational needs. GoTenna may also engage in partnerships with military and law enforcement agencies, facilitating long-term agreements for service and support that ensure continued use of their technology.

Pricing structures for individual products and service packages are defined based on customer requirements and the complexity of integrations needed, focusing on delivering value in the form of enhanced communication capabilities in mission-critical situations. In October 2025, goTenna, Inc. was acquired by  Forterra.