Six businesses run NetOS. Which one is yours?

Running an ISP means keeping hundreds — sometimes thousands — of customers connected and paid up, every day.

NetOS handles the billing cycle end-to-end: subscriptions renew automatically, invoices go out on time, and overdue accounts are chased without anyone picking up the phone.

Your MikroTik routers connect directly to NetOS for PPPoE and hotspot provisioning, and RADIUS authentication ensures only paying customers stay online.

When a customer pays via M-Pesa, Pesapal, or Flutterwave, their session comes back up in seconds — no manual intervention, no support call.

Live monitoring shows every active session, and you can disconnect or reconnect a customer with a single click from the dashboard.

Hotspot operators need to move fast: a customer sits down, connects, pays, and gets online — all within seconds.

NetOS powers that flow with a branded captive portal, voucher generation, and direct payment collection through any provider you configure.

Vouchers can be pre-printed or generated on the spot, with time or data limits that suit your pricing model.

Customers who pay via STK push or the portal are connected automatically — no staff involvement needed.

You see usage, revenue, and active sessions across all your hotspot locations from one dashboard.

Schools need different access rules for different groups — and those rules need to change with the calendar.

NetOS lets you set per-device quotas for student accounts, open access for staff, and time-based blocks for social media during exam periods.

Students can be on prepaid plans where parents pay via mobile money, or on postpaid accounts billed at the end of term.

Bulk user import means you onboard an entire class or year group in minutes, not days.

When term ends, you can pause all student accounts with one action and reactivate them when school resumes.

Hotel guests expect seamless WiFi from the moment they walk in — and they expect it to look like it belongs to the property.

NetOS gives you a fully branded captive portal with your logo and colours, and per-room or per-stay access codes that front-desk staff can generate in seconds.

Vouchers auto-expire on the guest's checkout date, so you are not managing stale sessions manually.

Guests who want an upgrade from basic to premium bandwidth can pay directly through the portal, billed to their room or through any payment provider you have configured.

Usage analytics show peak hours and data consumption across the property, so you can right-size your bandwidth contracts.

Enterprise networks need authentication tied to real identities — not shared passwords that never change.

NetOS uses RADIUS authentication so employees log in with credentials you control, and access is revoked the moment someone leaves the company.

Per-department policies mean the engineering team gets unrestricted access while guest credentials are sandboxed to a separate VLAN.

Usage tracking lets IT audit data consumption per user or per device, and usage reports can be pulled on demand.

When your headcount changes, adding or removing users takes seconds from the dashboard — no router config required.

Growing operators often end up running multiple brands, franchises, or geographic locations that each need their own pricing and portal.

NetOS supports multiple tenants under one account — each with its own customers, plans, branding, and payment configuration.

A reseller can white-label NetOS and give each of their clients a completely independent environment, while still seeing the whole portfolio from one super-admin view.

Revenue, session counts, and active customer totals roll up across all tenants so you always know where the business stands.

Scaling to a new location means creating a new tenant, configuring the router, and going live — the platform does not need re-architecting.