Hotspot billing for MikroTik
Charge for your Wi-Fi, and keep the money in your own account
Guests connect to your network, pick a plan, pay from their phone, and the internet unlocks by itself. The charge is created inside your own payment account — it never sits with us, and we take no cut of the sale.
Create a free accountSee how it works
No card, no monthly fee to start.
- $0
- to start selling
- 0%
- commission on your sales
- ~1 min
- from paying to browsing
From nothing to your first sale
Four steps, and three of them happen once. After that the site runs without you.
Create the account
Takes a minute and asks for no card. You land in the panel with your own operator already created.
Connect your payment account
You authorise it once. Charges are created in your name, and the money is yours from the first cent.
Provision the site
The panel writes the script for your MikroTik. You paste it into the router and the site comes up with the portal, RADIUS and tunnel already configured.
The guest pays and browses
They join the Wi-Fi, pick a plan, pay, and access is granted automatically. Nobody has to be there.
The money never passes through us
The charge is created inside YOUR payment account, with your authorisation. Your guest pays their bank and it lands with you — all we learn is that it was paid, so we can tell the router to let them through.
- No intermediary account and no payout: your balance is never in our hands.
- No commission per sale. What the guest pays is what you receive, minus your own processor fee.
- Disconnect your account and we stop creating charges immediately.
Where a paid hotspot pays for itself
Anywhere people are already sitting still with a phone in hand and your internet already reaches.
Public squares and parks
The crowd is already there. One-hour plans sell themselves, and day passes catch the regulars.
Guesthouses and hotels
Courtesy Wi-Fi at reception, paid plans in the rooms, at whatever speed you choose.
Campgrounds and marinas
Guests who stay for days and have poor mobile coverage. This is where week-long plans do their best work.
Cafés, bars, barbershops
The customer is already seated. A cheap one-hour plan turns into steady revenue for the site.
Buildings and small communities
People who will not sign a monthly contract still buy by the day. One site serves both.
Events and markets
A site goes up in minutes with the generated script, and comes down when the event ends.
What comes ready
This is not a voucher printer. It is the whole stack of a small ISP, with the tedious half already solved.
Guest portal
A phone-first sales page that works inside the captive portal browser. No app to install.
RADIUS and automatic access
Paid means RADIUS authorises and the router opens. You never read a password out to anyone.
Plans by time and speed
You set price, duration and bandwidth. The speed limit rides along in the Access-Accept itself.
A courtesy window
A few free minutes so guests can test the network before paying, capped per device and per person — on its own speed lane, so it never eats the bandwidth of someone who paid.
Many sites, one panel
Each site has its own plans, its own guests and its own till. See them together or one by one.
Roles for your team
Owner, operator and finance. Whoever works the counter never has to touch the money.
What you need
Two things. Nothing gets installed on any server of yours.
A MikroTik router at each site
RouterOS 6 or 7. The panel writes the script with the hotspot, RADIUS and tunnel already configured — you paste it and you are done.
A payment account you already own
It is the account that receives, and you can revoke the authorisation whenever you want.
No server, no static IP, no VPS and no domain of your own. The tunnel dials out from your router to our infrastructure.
About payments outside Brazil
Being straight with you: today the live payment path is PIX through Mercado Pago, and PIX only exists in Brazil. Everything else — the portal, RADIUS, plans, the panel, the MikroTik script — already works anywhere.
- In Brazil you can sell today, end to end.
- Elsewhere you can create the account, provision sites and run the network for free, but there is no way to charge yet.
- Card and wallet payments are the next thing being built. Which processor comes first depends on where the demand is.
One line by email is enough. It decides what gets built next.
Questions people actually ask
How do I charge guests for Wi-Fi?
You connect your MikroTik router to the panel, connect your payment account and create the plans. Anyone joining your network lands on a sales page, picks a plan, pays, and the internet unlocks within seconds. It is not a hand-typed voucher: the release is automatic, over RADIUS.
Do I need a server to run a paid hotspot?
No. You install nothing and need no VPS, static IP or domain. Your router dials a tunnel out to our infrastructure, and the portal, RADIUS and billing run on our side.
Does the money pass through you?
No. The charge is created inside your own payment account, with your authorisation, and your guest pays straight into it. We only receive the notice that it was paid, so we can tell the router to grant access. Your balance is never in our hands and we take no commission per sale.
Does it work with any router?
Today, with MikroTik (RouterOS 6 or 7) — that is the hardware the panel can configure by itself, generating the hotspot, RADIUS and tunnel script. Other RADIUS-capable gear can work with manual configuration, but it is not the supported path.
Can I use it outside Brazil?
The network side works anywhere: portal, RADIUS, plans, panel and MikroTik script. What is Brazil-only right now is the payment method — PIX through Mercado Pago. Outside Brazil you can run the hotspot for free but cannot charge yet, and telling us where you are is what decides which processor is added first.
What does it cost?
Nothing to start: the free plan has no end date and asks for no card. What you pay is the fee your own payment processor already charges you.
Does the guest have to install an app?
No. They join the Wi-Fi and the sales page opens by itself, in the phone browser. They pay right there.
Can I sell 1-hour, 1-day and 1-week plans?
Yes. You define as many plans as you like, each with its own price, duration and speed limit. Each site can have its own table.
What if a guest pays and the internet does not unlock?
Payment confirmation arrives by webhook and is reprocessed if it fails. The panel flags in red any confirmed payment that has not become access, so you do not find out from an angry guest.
Can I give a few free minutes before asking for payment?
Yes. The courtesy window lets guests test the network before deciding, capped per device and per person so it does not become free internet. It runs on its own speed lane, so it never takes bandwidth from someone who paid.
Start with one site
Create the account, connect your payment account and paste the script into your MikroTik. If it does not sell, finding that out cost you nothing.
No card. No monthly fee. No commission on your sales.