ISP billing software
built for Nigeria
Iterative Billing runs Nigerian ISPs the way Nigeria actually pays: instant bank transfers, cards and USSD through Paystack and Flutterwave, MikroTik at the edge, and subscribers back online seconds after payment confirms. Subscriber billing runs natively in naira, the platform is billed in US dollars at $0.135 per active customer, never more than $45 a month up to 500 customers or $90 up to 1,000, and routers and hotspot sites are unlimited.
Reviewed within one business day · 3-day trial for approved networks · Unlimited routers
What Nigerian operators are switching away from
The old way: Matching bank transfers and USSD payments to subscribers by hand.
Paystack and Flutterwave payments reconcile automatically against the right account, and the subscriber is reactivated within seconds, no manual matching session.
The old way: Logging into each MikroTik to disconnect and reconnect subscribers.
Billing drives the router: expiry sends a RADIUS CoA disconnect, payment restores the session. Routine suspensions never touch Winbox again.
The old way: Platforms that meter every module and every router separately.
Capped usage pricing from $0.135 per active customer, with unlimited MikroTik routers and hotspot sites, and RADIUS, TR-069 and AI operations on the same platform.
Everything a Nigerian ISP needs in one dashboard
Paystack & Flutterwave
Cards, instant bank transfers, USSD and wallet payments, reconciled automatically with instant activation. Other gateways cover the rest of Africa.
MikroTik with built-in RADIUS
Adding a router is fully automated, at most 8 minutes to fully up and running, and the built-in RADIUS server with CoA suspends and restores live sessions, so there is no FreeRADIUS box to run.
Naira for subscribers, dollars for the platform
Packages, invoices and receipts are in naira. The platform fee is a capped dollar figure, so the software line in your costs stays fixed while the exchange rate moves.
Estate, hostel and lounge hotspots
Hourly and daily access on branded captive portals, bulk vouchers for cash sales, and an ads marketplace where local businesses pay for slots on your portals.
Lagos to Port Harcourt on one account
Routers and hotspot sites are unlimited, so every POP sits on one dashboard and one bill, with each router on the network map.
Apps for your team and your subscribers
Your team runs the network from the Iterative Billing Operator app; subscribers renew and pay in the Internet Billing self-care app, on iPhone and Android.
See the full list on the features page.
Live in three steps
- 1
Connect your router
Add the MikroTik IP, API port and credentials; the platform provisions PPPoE, hotspot and queues in at most 8 minutes.
- 2
Link your gateway
Connect Paystack or Flutterwave; callback URLs and validation are configured for you.
- 3
Create packages and go
Define speed and price in naira. Subscribers pay by transfer, card or USSD and are activated instantly.
Pay for the network you run
Billed in US dollars outside Kenya. From 1 October 2026. Routers and hotspot sites are not metered.
$0.135 per active customer a month
Never more than $45 a month up to 500 customers.
2% of revenue you actually collect
Never more than $27 a month. Failed payments, refunds and reversals are never counted.
$9
Applied once, to the total of both meters, never on top. Routers and hotspot sites are not metered.
Networks outside Kenya are billed in US dollars. In Kenya: KSh 15 per customer (max KSh 5,000 up to 500), 2% of hotspot (max KSh 3,000), KSh 1,000 minimum.
Questions operators ask
How much does ISP billing software cost in Nigeria?
From 1 October 2026 Iterative Billing is usage-based, billed in US dollars for Nigerian networks: $0.135 per active PPPoE or Static IP customer a month, never more than $45 up to 500 customers or $90 up to 1,000, plus 2% of hotspot revenue you actually collect, never more than $27 a month. The minimum is $9 a month. Routers and hotspot sites are not metered, and your own subscribers are billed in naira. Applications are reviewed within one business day, and approved networks start with a 3-day trial.
Which payment methods can my subscribers use in Nigeria?
Instant bank transfers, cards, USSD and mobile wallets through Paystack and Flutterwave, both integrated natively. Payments reconcile automatically against the right subscriber and service is restored within seconds of confirmation, with receipts issued automatically.
Does Iterative Billing work with MikroTik in Nigeria?
Yes. All RouterOS v6 and v7 devices are supported, and onboarding a router is fully automated, at most 8 minutes from adding it to fully up and running. PPPoE, hotspot, queues and IP pools are provisioned by the platform, with built-in RADIUS and CoA acting on live sessions.
Can I bill subscribers in naira and pay the platform in dollars?
Yes. Your packages, invoices and receipts are in naira through the multi-currency engine, and only the Iterative Billing platform fee is in US dollars: $0.135 per active customer, never more than $45 a month up to 500 customers.
Does it work for estate and hostel WiFi in Nigeria?
Yes. Guests on a branded MikroTik captive portal buy hourly or daily access by transfer, card or USSD through Paystack or Flutterwave, or redeem a voucher bought for cash, and are online within seconds. The platform takes 2% of collected hotspot revenue, never more than $27 a month.
Guides
Run your Nigerian ISP on autopilot
Apply for access. Once approved, connect a router, link Paystack, and see your first automatic activation the same day.
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