Register your business
Your business name, phone number and a password. The platform approves new businesses, usually the same day. First month free.
Register, connect your MikroTik or your access points, and sell internet by voucher or mobile money. Your customers get online in three taps.
First month free, then TSh 10,000 per month
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No server to rent, no public IP, no programming. If you have a MikroTik or access points and an internet line, you can start today.
Your business name, phone number and a password. The platform approves new businesses, usually the same day. First month free.
A MikroTik: copy one script and paste it into Winbox. Access points (TP-Link Omada, Ubiquiti UniFi): type a name and pick your site. Either way, the login page is ready. Which should I choose?
Print vouchers or let customers pay by mobile money. Sales go to your wallet, and you withdraw to M-Pesa or your bank.
WMS: done.[admin@MikroTik] > # paste the script, press Enter WMS: connecting this router ... 1/6 tunnel to WMS created 2/6 firewall allows WMS 3/6 WMS account ready 4/6 hotspot hotspot1 ready 5/6 portal reachable before login 6/6 login page written to flash/hotspot/login.html WMS: done. Go back to WMS and press Test connection.
Use a MikroTik, or access points on their own. Both sell the same packages and vouchers, and you can mix them across your sites.
Any MikroTik with RouterOS 7 (hAP, hEX, RB, CCR), plus any access point in bridge (AP) mode for more Wi-Fi.
TP-Link Omada (EAP series, e.g. EAP610) or Ubiquiti UniFi, managed by their controller - the platform's or your own.
| Your situation | Choose |
|---|---|
| Internet by 4G / 5G router or MiFi | MikroTik - stable even when the mobile line drops |
| You want data packages (e.g. 1 GB) or a different speed per package | MikroTik |
| Many customers at one place | MikroTik + access points in AP mode |
| Fibre or cable internet, and you already own Omada or UniFi access points | Access points only |
| A small spot, time packages only, simplest setup | Access points only - on steady internet |
Built for the way Wi-Fi is sold here: vouchers at the counter, mobile money on the phone.
Make one voucher or a thousand. Each code works on the number of devices you sold it for - one phone, or two - and the router refuses the rest.
Customers buy a package with M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, Airtel Money or Halopesa and are online the moment the payment goes through. Every sale lands in your wallet.
One pasted script for a MikroTik, or pick your site for TP-Link Omada and UniFi access points. No public IP or port forwarding.
Stop and save the time left, then carry on later. A phone that walks away and comes back is reconnected by itself.
Connect more than one router. A customer who moves from one of your shops to another keeps their time.
Customers see your business name and your packages - never another business's.
Revenue, who is online, data used and the busiest hours, for any day or month.
Add a cashier who can sell vouchers, or a technician for the router - each sees only their part.
Let people try a few free minutes, once a day per device - you choose the minutes, or switch it off.
Customers receive their voucher by SMS after paying, and you can send a voucher straight to a customer's phone.
Your control panel and your customers' login page in either language - each person picks theirs.
TSh 10,000 per month, after your first month free. You keep the money from your sales in your wallet.
First month free - you can connect your router and sell straight away. After that the platform fee is TSh 10,000 per month, paid from your wallet or by mobile money.
No. You can use access points on their own - TP-Link Omada (e.g. EAP610) or Ubiquiti UniFi. A MikroTik is recommended on 4G/5G internet, for data packages, and for many customers, because logins then work even when the mobile line drops.
TP-Link Omada (EAP series) and Ubiquiti UniFi. They are managed by a controller - the platform runs one you can use, so you only type a name and pick your site. Any other brand works too, in AP mode behind a MikroTik.
Any MikroTik with RouterOS 7 - hAP, hEX, RB or CCR. It needs an internet connection. No public IP and no port forwarding are needed.
Yes. With a MikroTik, set that device to access point / bridge (AP) mode and connect it to the MikroTik - in its normal router mode every phone looks like one device, and one voucher would serve everybody. TP-Link Omada and UniFi access points can also work on their own, without a MikroTik.
Mobile-money sales go to your wallet. Ask for a withdrawal to M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, Airtel Money, Halopesa or your bank; the platform approves it and sends it.
Only if you sold it that way. Each voucher carries its own device limit - one or two - and the router enforces it.
The internet stops at that minute, and their phone shows the page to buy or enter a new voucher.
Register in a minute. Connect your MikroTik or access points when you are approved.