Wi-Fi monetization
Wi-Fi monetization, on top of the captive portal you already run
WiWallet is a B2B layer that turns guest Wi-Fi from a cost line into a revenue stream, without replacing your portal, your network or your provider contracts.
Why guest Wi-Fi usually loses money
Connectivity is a fixed cost: backhaul or satellite capacity, licensing, and support. Yet most captive portals stop at collecting an email address, so none of that cost is ever recovered. WiWallet closes the gap between the connection and a transaction, the moment a guest is most engaged.
Four ways WiWallet monetizes access
- Paid access, tiered passes by duration, speed or data.
- Ad-funded access, sponsored “watch to connect” sessions.
- Loyalty enrolment, turn an anonymous connection into a known, opted-in guest.
- In-session commerce, sell services in the portal marketplace and share the revenue.
It sits on your existing stack
WiWallet connects to the captive-portal vendor you already run, to certified payment providers and to messaging. You keep your branding and your provider contracts, and WiWallet is never in the financial flow. Host where your regulator requires, GCC, EU and beyond, from a single multi-tenant console.
Built for operators and every place people connect
- Aviation, inflight connectivity monetization
- Maritime, passenger and crew Wi-Fi at sea
- Hospitality, hotel Wi-Fi, revenue and guest data
- Venues & transport, airports, stations, stadiums, retail
- Captive-portal vendors, add monetization to your product
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is Wi-Fi monetization?
Do I need to replace my captive portal?
How do guests pay?
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Book a 30-minute walkthrough, no change to your hardware or your provider contracts.