Wi-Fi hotspot platform · MikroTik · Omada · Ruijie

Run your own Wi-Fi business.

Register, connect your MikroTik, TP-Link Omada or Ruijie access points, and sell internet by voucher or mobile money. Your customers get online in three taps.

Your equipment MikroTik, Omada or RuijieYou sell vouchers · M-PesaMoney goes to your wallet

First month free, then TSh 10,000 per router per month

Start selling in three steps

No server to rent, no public IP, no programming. If you have a MikroTik, TP-Link Omada or Ruijie access points and an internet line, you can start today.

1

Register your business

Your business name, phone number and a password. The platform approves new businesses, usually the same day. First month free.

2

Connect your Wi-Fi equipment

A MikroTik: paste one script into Winbox. TP-Link Omada: type a name and add your access point. Ruijie / Reyee: paste one address into Ruijie Cloud. Every way, the login page is ready. Which should I choose?

3

Sell and get paid

Print vouchers or let customers pay by mobile money. Sales go to your wallet, and you withdraw to M-Pesa or your bank.

Connect your MikroTik with one paste

  1. 1Sign in and open Network → Routers → Connect a MikroTik. Type a name, e.g. "Main shop", and press Create.
  2. 2Press Copy script. The script is made for your router only.
  3. 3Open Winbox, log in to the router as admin and click New Terminal.
  4. 4Right-click → Paste, then press Enter. Wait until it prints WMS: done.
  5. 5Back in the system, wait one minute and press Test connection. It shows Connected.
  6. 6Wi-Fi from a separate device? Put it in Bridge / AP mode and remove its Wi-Fi password. Phones now see your login page.
Winbox · New Terminal
[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.

Connect Omada access points

  1. 1Sign in and open Network → Routers → Connect access points. Type the name of your place and your Wi-Fi name, and press Create and connect.
  2. 2Open Access points and follow its 5 steps: cables, the access point's page, its login, the Inform URL, then Add access point.
  3. 3Wait until it shows Connected (1 to 3 minutes). Connect a phone to your Wi-Fi: your login page opens.

Connect Ruijie access points

  1. 1Sign in and open Network → Routers → Connect Ruijie. Choose what you have, type the name of your place and press Add and show the steps.
  2. 2In the free Ruijie Cloud: make a project, add your access point by its SN (on the label) and update its firmware.
  3. 3Make an Open Wi-Fi, add the 2 Allowlist values, and a Captive Portal: External, WiFiDog, and the address WMS shows - press Copy, then paste.
  4. 4Connect a phone to your Wi-Fi: your login page opens. More access points later - by cable or by mesh - get it by themselves.

What equipment works?

Use a MikroTik, TP-Link Omada access points or Ruijie access points. All three sell the same packages and vouchers, and you can mix them across your sites.

A MikroTik router Recommended

Any MikroTik with RouterOS 7 (hAP, hEX, RB, CCR), plus any access point in bridge (AP) mode for more Wi-Fi.

  • Works on any internet - 4G, 5G or fibre - with no public IP
  • Logins happen at your site, so a short internet drop does not stop customers
  • Time packages, data packages (e.g. 1 GB) and exact speed per package
  • Stops customers sharing their connection by phone hotspot
  • Set up with one pasted script

TP-Link Omada access points

TP-Link Omada (EAP series, e.g. EAP610) or Ubiquiti UniFi, managed by their controller - the platform's or your own.

  • No MikroTik needed: internet router → PoE → access point
  • Connect in WMS by typing a name and picking your site
  • Time packages and one device per voucher (UniFi also data and speed)
  • Needs steady internet: the access points must stay connected to their controller

Ruijie / Reyee access points

Reyee access points such as RG-RAP62-OD or RG-RAP6262(G) on new firmware, managed in the free Ruijie Cloud.

  • No MikroTik and no controller: internet router → PoE → access point
  • Set up once in Ruijie Cloud: paste one address from WMS
  • More access points by cable or mesh get the login page by themselves
  • Time and data packages
  • Needs steady internet and the newest firmware

Which should I choose?

Your situationChoose
Internet by 4G / 5G router or MiFiMikroTik - stable even when the mobile line drops
You want data packages (e.g. 1 GB) or a different speed per packageMikroTik
Many customers at one placeMikroTik + access points in AP mode
Fibre or cable internet, and you already own Omada or UniFi access pointsTP-Link Omada access points
You have Ruijie / Reyee access points (e.g. RG-RAP62-OD)Ruijie / Reyee - on steady internet
A small spot, time packages only, simplest setupAccess points only - on steady internet

Everything a hotspot business needs, in one place

Built for the way Wi-Fi is sold here: vouchers at the counter, mobile money on the phone.

Vouchers that cannot be shared

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.

  • Give a voucher a name, so you know who it is for
  • Printable cards with your network's name
  • Time ends exactly when it should - the internet stops at that minute

Mobile money and your own wallet

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.

  • Withdraw to mobile money or bank
  • A clear record of every sale and every payout

MikroTik, Omada or Ruijie

One pasted script for a MikroTik, a name for TP-Link Omada, or one address in Ruijie Cloud. No public IP or port forwarding.

Fair for customers

Stop and save the time left, then carry on later. A phone that walks away and comes back is reconnected by itself.

Several sites

Connect more than one router. A customer who moves from one of your shops to another keeps their time.

Your own portal

Customers see your business name and your packages - never another business's.

Sales and usage reports

Revenue, who is online, data used and the busiest hours, for any day or month.

Staff accounts

Add a cashier who can sell vouchers, or a technician for the router - each sees only their part.

Free trial for new customers

Let people try a few free minutes, once a day per device - you choose the minutes, or switch it off.

SMS to you and your customers

Customers receive their voucher by SMS after paying, and you can send a voucher straight to a customer's phone.

English and Kiswahili

Your control panel and your customers' login page in either language - each person picks theirs.

Getting online takes three taps

  1. 1Join the Wi-Fi. The page opens by itself - no password.
  2. 2Enter a voucher, or buy a package with mobile money.
  3. 3You are online. Check what is left at any time under My status.
FastNetWi-Fi: Your Wi-Fi
TSh 1,000
Access code
7KD4P2
24 Hours · 1 device · 5.0 GB
Scan to connect
Connect to the Wi-Fi network, open any web page and enter this code.
FastNetWi-Fi: Your Wi-Fi
TSh 2,000
Access code
QX93MT
24 Hours · 2 devices
Scan to connect
Connect to the Wi-Fi network, open any web page and enter this code.

What businesses usually ask

What does it cost?

TSh 10,000 per router per month, after your first month free. You keep the money from your sales in your wallet.

Is there a free trial?

First month free - you can connect your router and sell straight away. After that the platform fee is TSh 10,000 per router per month, paid from your wallet or by mobile money.

Do I need a MikroTik?

No. You can use access points on their own - TP-Link Omada (e.g. EAP610), Ubiquiti UniFi or Ruijie / Reyee (e.g. RG-RAP62-OD). A MikroTik is recommended on 4G/5G internet and for many customers, because logins then work even when the mobile line drops.

Which access points work without a MikroTik?

TP-Link Omada (EAP series), Ubiquiti UniFi and Ruijie / Reyee (RG-RAP series on new firmware). Omada and UniFi use a controller - the platform runs one you can use. Ruijie uses the free Ruijie Cloud. Any other brand works too, in AP mode behind a MikroTik.

How do I connect Ruijie / Reyee access points?

Register, then open Network → Routers → Connect Ruijie. WMS shows each step for the free Ruijie Cloud: make a project, add your access point by its serial number, make an Open Wi-Fi and a Captive Portal set to External with the address WMS gives you. More access points - by cable or by mesh - get the login page by themselves.

Which MikroTik do I need?

Any MikroTik with RouterOS 7 - hAP, hEX, RB or CCR. It needs an internet connection. No public IP and no port forwarding are needed.

My Wi-Fi comes from another router or access point. Will it work?

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, UniFi and Ruijie access points can also work on their own, without a MikroTik.

How do I get my money?

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.

Can a customer use one voucher on several phones?

Only if you sold it that way. Each voucher carries its own device limit - one or two - and the router enforces it.

What happens when a customer's time runs out?

The internet stops at that minute, and their phone shows the page to buy or enter a new voucher.

Ready to sell Wi-Fi?

Register in a minute. Connect your MikroTik, Omada or Ruijie when you are approved.