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What WifiPadi does

You have customers at one or more locations. WifiPadi lets you sell them WiFi access.
  • A payment page your guests see when they connect, called a captive portal.
  • Plans you control: a price, a time limit, a data limit, a device count.
  • Payment straight into your own Paystack, Monnify or Flutterwave account. WifiPadi never holds your money.
  • One dashboard for every location you run.
  • A WhatsApp assistant your customers can message to check their data and renew.
A gateway is the router at your location. It sits between your internet line and your customers’ devices, and it is what shows them the portal. WifiPadi supports two: a Nano Pi that ships ready to use, and your own MikroTik router.

Get to your first sale

Five steps, about an hour, most of it waiting for DNS and routers.
1

Create your account

Name your business and pick your country. Create your account
2

Confirm your email

A link lands in your inbox. Routers and payment keys stay locked until you open it. Confirm your email
3

Set up the basics

One location, at least one plan, your payment provider, and your portal’s look. Set up your account
4

Put a router online

One command, pasted into the router. Onboard a gateway
5

Buy your own cheapest plan

From a phone, on your own WiFi. It is the only test that proves the whole chain works. Designing your plans
Your first 21 days are free, with nothing to pay. When the trial ends you choose how to pay: per location, per month, or — in Nigeria — pay-as-you-go for the hours your locations are online. You then have 3 days, with everything still running, to choose. Read Your subscription before the trial ends — a workspace with no way to pay by then stops selling at every location at once.

Running the business

Once money is coming in:

Setting things up properly

If something is wrong right now