TheWiFy
Turn guest WiFi into leads, reviews & campaigns
What it does
One platform for venues, MSPs, and ISPs. TheWiFy unifies guest WiFi authentication, branded captive portals, customer engagement, and white-label MSP monetisation — on the WiFi hardware you already operate.
One platform for the four things every guest WiFi business needs: secure authentication, branded captive portals, customer engagement, and white-label MSP monetisation. On the hardware you already operate — no rip-and-replace. Authentication, branded portals, customer engagement, and MSP monetisation — unified. No more stitching four vendors together. Cloud RADIUS authentication with CoA, WPA-Enterprise, and full audit trail. Works on MikroTik, Cisco Meraki, Aruba, Ubiquiti, and TP-Link Omada. Drag-and-drop branded login pages with multi-language support, vertical-specific templates, and per-venue overrides — published in minutes. Verified guest profiles flow into WhatsApp, SMS, and email…from thewify.com
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