A whole estate under one account
Add zones as new sites open. Nothing to reinstall, nothing to migrate: the new zone joins the list and works like the others.
Run dozens of zones without piling up tools
Once WiFi becomes a business in its own right, the hard part is no longer technical. It is knowing, every morning, which site is selling, which router has gone down and who needs to go out. WiNet brings all of that under one account.
Running ten zones like one
Every site you equip becomes a zone: its router, its bundles, its portal, its balance. You move from one to the next inside the same app, without changing account or password.
That setup has one plain advantage: you can compare. The neighbourhood where the two-hour bundle sells very well is not necessarily the one where a day pass works. You adjust site by site, instead of applying the same guesswork price list everywhere.
- One manager account for your whole estate.
- A price list of its own for each zone, editable remotely.
- A portal branded with the site's name or your company's.
- Revenue you can read zone by zone, not only as a total.
What it takes to run an estate at scale
Seven features that make the difference between running two zones and operating several dozen.
Revenue, site by site
You see what each zone brings in, not just the combined total. That is the basis for deciding where to strengthen coverage and where to revisit prices.
The offline router alert
A site that is down stops selling, and nobody calls to tell you. WiNet flags the zones that have stopped responding, so you can act the same day.
Vetted technicians
Rather than sending your own team across town, you open a field visit on the zone concerned: a technician vetted by WiNet takes it on, carries it out and files a written report.
How a field visit worksData kept apart
A manager never sees another manager's zones, sales or balance. Traffic is encrypted and your router secrets are protected at rest.
A hardware listings board
The equipment you need to open a site can be found on the listings board inside the app, posted by other managers. WiNet puts people in touch and nothing more: the price, the payment and the handover are agreed directly with the seller.
The same rule on every site
A code's expiry is enforced by the router on site, and the code locks to the first phone that uses it. A site cut off by an operator outage stops selling for the duration, but it keeps enforcing the times already sold, with nothing for you to watch from head office.
Bringing a new site online
The sequence is the same for the first site and for the fiftieth.
1
Create the zone
You add the site in the app and enrol its MikroTik router, which configures itself.
2
Set the bundles and the portal
You reuse the price list from a nearby site or build a new one, then dress the portal.
3
Open and follow it
The site sells from the first connection. You watch its sales and its status in the same list as the others.
Multi-zone collection
Every zone feeds the same money circuit
Each site collects on its own balance, fed by its customers' Mobile Money and card payments. You then trigger payouts to your number whenever you decide. You are never asked to pay anything inside the app: the commission is taken from each sale, with no subscription and nothing up front.
1 accountfor all your zones, however many you run.
1 balanceper zone: you know exactly where the money came from.
0 up frontto lay out: options, hardware and jobs are debits from the balance.
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The WiNet app is not on Google Play yet, and the iPhone version is being prepared. Message us on WhatsApp ([email protected]) and we will let you know the day it goes live. In the meantime, the app already works in your browser.
Works in your browser · No payments inside the app · You collect, you cash out.