Voucher in.
Internet out.
Sell wifi by the hour or by the gig. Branded splash, plan tiles, voucher batches printed at the till — and the same CoA layer you use for PPPoE releases the customer the second the code clears.
Built so it just works for the walk-in customer.
From the moment they tap "Connect" on the SSID to the moment they hit YouTube, the path is opinionated — and that's the point.
Captive-portal login
Hotspot clients land on a branded portal at /portal/walled_garden — a route MikroTik DNATs to via the parking subnet by default.
Voucher batches
Print 50, 500, 5,000 codes at a time in any plan tier. Sell at the till, in shops, via your reseller network — redemption ticks the inventory down.
Plan-based rate limit
Per-plan speed_down / speed_up applied to the session via RADIUS attributes. Time-limited and data-capped plans tear down cleanly on expiry.
CoA-release on auth
Successful portal login triggers a CoA-Disconnect that lets the NAS rebind the client to the live profile — no logout-then-login, no second auth round.
Ad injection (optional)
Splash page can pull ads from the marketing-service via mTLS. If marketing is down the portal still renders cleanly — the customer never sees a fallback error.
Public-endpoint hardened
Login and status endpoints are open to the world; rate-limited per IP, signed-cookie session, and the MAC-binding RFC the rest of the wifi industry pretends to follow.
Print a sheet. Sell at the till.
Generate any number of codes in any plan tier. Each batch is tied to a tenant + plan; redemption decrements the unsold count and posts the revenue against the right account.
- 00:12 WIFI-LQ55-… 48m left
- 00:08 WIFI-VU58-… 52m left
- 00:03 WIFI-7B0K-… 57m left
The packet path, drawn the way it actually runs.
From the moment an unauthenticated MAC joins the SSID, every hop is choreographed: parking subnet, DNAT to the portal, voucher redeemed, CoA released, free for HTTP/S to the wider internet.
Print your first voucher batch today.
Captive portal goes live the moment you point your NAS at us; vouchers print to any thermal printer at the till — redemption ticks the inventory down automatically.