Hotspot vouchers, PPPoE accounts, M-Pesa payments, and your MikroTik router — connected end to end. No spreadsheets, no WhatsApp groups, no walking to the router to check who's online.
Hotspot vouchers, PPPoE accounts, M-Pesa payments, and your staff dashboard — all routed through the MikroTik you already own.
Every WISP operator runs into the same three walls sooner or later.
Hand-written codes, a notebook of who paid, and no way to know who's actually still connected right now.
"I already paid" with no way to verify it fast — or worse, a customer who never paid at all getting online anyway.
If you're not there to check the router, nobody else can suspend a customer, issue a voucher, or see what's wrong.
Not a generic dashboard bolted onto your network — built specifically around how a MikroTik-based ISP actually runs.
Point it at a fresh MikroTik and it configures the hotspot bridge, PPPoE, DHCP, NAT, firewall, and walled garden — safely, without touching what's already there.
STK Push built in, and every payment is independently re-confirmed with Safaricom before a customer ever gets connected — not just trusted at face value.
A quick top-up or a full month — set exactly how long a package lasts, down to the hour, not just whole days.
Real-time PPPoE and hotspot sessions, and when someone disconnects, know why — expired, suspended, or just walked out of range.
Administrators, cashiers, and technicians each get their own login and their own view — nobody shares one master password anymore.
Invoices generate, overdue accounts get flagged, and expired customers are suspended automatically — every night, without anyone clicking a button.
Add your MikroTik's address and a dedicated API login. Test the connection, then let Auto Configure build your network.
Hotspot, PPPoE, or both — set your prices and durations. A guided setup checklist confirms every piece is actually working, not just switched on.
Walk-up hotspot buyers pay by M-Pesa and get online automatically — no code to type in. PPPoE customers bill and suspend themselves on schedule.
A confirmation is only trusted after it's independently re-verified with Safaricom — not just accepted because it arrived.
If a payment goes through but the connection doesn't, a customer can recover their own voucher — no support call needed.
Billing, session tracking, and backups all log every run — so "did it actually work last night" is always a real answer, not a guess.
Any operation where people pay for a slice of one internet connection.
Walk-up customers buying vouchers by the hour or the day — market stalls, trading centers, bus stops.
Fixed monthly subscribers on PPPoE, billed automatically, suspended automatically when they lapse.
Hostels, church compounds, and school networks that need real access control, not an open password.
More than one router, more than one site, and a team that needs to manage it all without sharing one login.
Any RouterOS device with API access works — from a small hAP to a CCR handling a full site. If it runs RouterOS, it can be configured.
Your router keeps running independently — existing sessions and cached rules stay active. What pauses is new billing and session tracking, which catches up automatically the moment connectivity returns.
Setup never overwrites ports or bridges that are already in use elsewhere on your network — it builds alongside your existing configuration, not over it.
Either — STK Push works against whichever shortcode your M-Pesa account is registered with.
Yes — Administrator, Cashier, and Technician roles each see only what's relevant to their job, all from separate accounts.
Bring your MikroTik and your M-Pesa till number — we'll walk through a live setup, start to finish.