What this page is for
People ask for the best hotspot billing software, a WiFi voucher system, or PPPoE billing that works with the gateways they already run. Those are network products. A normal invoicing app can send a bill. It cannot put a customer online on your router after they pay.
NettPortal is ISP billing software for hotspot networks, captive portals, WiFi vouchers, and PPPoE. It connects today to MikroTik (RouterOS) and Ruijie gateways. TP-Link Omada is being added, and more brands will follow. The Standard plan is 4% of sales, with no setup fee and no monthly subscription. It is not a tool for SaaS subscriptions or ordinary company invoices.
Four ways operators bill internet
This is a comparison of approaches, based on how the work actually gets done. It is not a ranked list of other companies.
| Approach | Good fit | How a sale happens | Payments | Cost shape |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper vouchers or a spreadsheet | A few customers, one site | You write codes and mark them sold by hand | Cash only, easy to lose track | Cheap until staff time and mistakes add up |
| Router only | You are comfortable living in each gateway’s own admin UI | No public buy page. Every sale is a router change | No mobile-money checkout on the WiFi login | The router license, plus your time on site |
| Generic invoicing software | Invoices for a normal business | It does not provision a hotspot user or a PPPoE secret | Cards and invoices, not a captive-portal buy page | A monthly SaaS fee that ignores whether you sold internet |
| NettPortal | ISPs, voucher sellers, schools, and hotels with real networks | Captive portal, printed vouchers, and PPPoE from one dashboard | Mobile money and local gateways, then access turns on | 4% of sales on Standard. No monthly fee. |
Who NettPortal is for
- Local ISPs and hotspot vendors selling WiFi vouchers on MikroTik or Ruijie today, with TP-Link Omada and more brands on the way.
- Operators who want a branded captive portal so customers pay and get online without a site visit.
- PPPoE providers who need profiles, sessions, grace period, static routes, and fair-usage rules.
- Teams in Ghana and other African markets that collect with mobile money.
- Schools, hotels, and offices that manage staff, student, or guest access and do not sell retail vouchers.
Pricing
Standard
4% of sales. No monthly fee. No setup fee. Hotspot, vouchers, captive portal, and PPPoE included.
Private ISP
Custom pricing. Your domain, logo, voucher design, and customer-facing brand. NettPortal stays in the background.
Institutional
Fixed monthly plans for schools, hotels, and offices. Access control without a voucher commission.
Questions people ask
What is the best hotspot billing software for MikroTik, Ruijie, and other gateways?
For an ISP selling hotspot access, the useful tool connects to the gateway, sells WiFi vouchers on a captive portal, and turns access on after payment. NettPortal does that today on MikroTik RouterOS and Ruijie gateways, with hotspot and PPPoE in one dashboard. TP-Link Omada is being added, and more brands will follow. The Standard plan is 4% of sales, with no monthly fee and no setup fee.
What is the best WiFi voucher system for Ghana and other African markets?
A voucher system has to print codes in bulk, sell them online, and take mobile money. NettPortal creates and prints vouchers, sells them on a branded captive portal, and activates them after payment. In Ghana, NettPortal Pay collects mobile money without your own Hubtel or Paystack keys. Where they operate, you can also use your own Paystack, Hubtel, M-PESA, FedaPay, Relworx, ioTec, or BitByte account.
Is NettPortal generic billing or invoicing software?
No. NettPortal does not replace a general invoicing tool or a SaaS subscription biller. It bills internet access: hotspot vouchers, captive portals, and PPPoE sessions on routers you operate.
How much does hotspot billing software cost on NettPortal?
Standard is 4% of sales. There is no setup fee and no monthly subscription. Private ISP is custom pricing when you want your own domain, logo, and branded vouchers. Institutional is a fixed monthly plan for schools, hotels, and offices that manage access and do not sell retail vouchers.
Can a school or hotel use NettPortal without selling vouchers?
Yes. The Institutional plan is for networks that manage staff, students, or guests with schedules and restrictions. Billing is a plan, not a commission on voucher sales.
Does NettPortal support PPPoE as well as hotspot?
Yes. PPPoE profiles, packages, live sessions, static IP and routes, grace period, and fair-usage policy sit next to hotspot vouchers in the same account.
Next step
Register a Standard account and connect a router, or talk to us about a white-label or institutional setup. Guides for vouchers, captive portal, and PPPoE are in the docs.