ISP billing software
built for Tanzania
Iterative Billing runs Tanzanian ISPs on the rails Tanzania already uses: Vodacom M-Pesa, Mixx by Yas (formerly Tigo Pesa) and Airtel Money collected through Pesapal and Flutterwave, MikroTik at the edge, and subscribers back online the moment payment confirms. Your subscribers pay in Tanzanian shillings; Iterative Billing bills you in US dollars, $0.135 per active customer with a $45 monthly ceiling up to 500 customers, on as many routers and hotspot sites as you run.
Reviewed within one business day · 3-day trial for approved networks · Unlimited routers
What Tanzanian operators are switching away from
The old way: Reconciling M-Pesa, Mixx by Yas and Airtel Money statements by hand.
Mobile-money payments arrive through Pesapal and Flutterwave and match to the subscriber automatically, activation follows in seconds.
The old way: Opening Winbox every evening to cut off unpaid customers and reconnect the ones who paid.
Expiry and renewal act on the live session through built-in RADIUS with CoA, at any hour, without anyone logging into a router.
The old way: Billing tools that stop at invoices and leave the network to you.
RADIUS, Huawei OLT automation, TR-069 WiFi management, SNMP monitoring and agentic AI troubleshooting are part of the same platform.
Everything a Tanzanian ISP needs in one dashboard
M-Pesa, Mixx by Yas, Airtel Money & HaloPesa
Collected through AzamPay and ClickPesa, with Pesapal and Flutterwave for cards from hotels and business clients, reconciled automatically and activated in seconds.
MikroTik with built-in RADIUS
Onboarding a router is fully automated in at most 8 minutes, and built-in RADIUS with CoA acts on live sessions, so expiry and renewal never need Winbox.
A dashboard in Kiswahili
Tanzanian accounts open in Kiswahili from the first login, and each member of your team can switch to English or another of the seven dashboard languages.
Shilling bundles and vouchers
Hourly, daily and weekly hotspot bundles priced in TZS on a branded portal per site, with bulk vouchers for cash sales at the counter.
Dar es Salaam to Mwanza on one account
Routers and hotspot sites are unlimited, so every town you serve sits on one dashboard and one bill, with each router on the network map.
Agentic AI operations
Autonomous troubleshooting at customer-router and network level, remote reboots, secure WiFi credential resets.
See the full list on the features page.
Live in three steps
- 1
Connect your router
Enter the router address and API credentials, and onboarding finishes on its own in at most 8 minutes.
- 2
Link your gateway
Connect Pesapal or Flutterwave; callback URLs and validation are configured for you.
- 3
Create packages and go
Define speed and price in shillings. Subscribers pay from their wallet 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 Tanzania?
Tanzanian networks pay in US dollars, by usage: each active PPPoE or Static IP customer costs $0.135 a month, the bill stops rising at $45 for networks up to 500 customers and at $90 up to 1,000, and hotspot sales cost 2% of what you collect with a $27 monthly ceiling. Nothing is charged per router or site, the floor is $9 a month, and your subscribers still pay you in shillings. Send an application (reviewed within one business day) to start a 3-day trial.
Which mobile money services work for Tanzanian subscribers?
Vodacom M-Pesa, Mixx by Yas (formerly Tigo Pesa) and Airtel Money, collected through Pesapal and Flutterwave, which both operate in Tanzania, with card checkout available for hotels and business clients. Payments reconcile automatically and service is restored within seconds of confirmation.
Is the dashboard available in Kiswahili?
Yes. Tanzanian accounts open in Kiswahili from the first login, and each member of your team can switch to English or any of the seven dashboard languages for themselves.
Which payment gateways suit a Tanzanian ISP?
AzamPay and ClickPesa are built for Tanzania and collect M-Pesa, Mixx by Yas, Airtel Money and HaloPesa; Pesapal and Flutterwave add card checkout for hotels and business clients. Every payment reconciles to the right subscriber automatically.
Guides
Run your Tanzanian ISP on autopilot
Apply for access. Once approved, connect a router, link your mobile-money gateway, and see your first automatic activation the same day.
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