WISP billing software
that runs the network too
Fixed wireless networks grow tower by tower, and so do the spreadsheets. Iterative Billing bills each subscriber, collects by mobile money or card, and drives the MikroTik routers behind your towers over RADIUS and the RouterOS API, so a payment switches service on and an expired plan switches it off without anyone opening WinBox.
Reviewed within one business day · 3-day trial for approved networks · Unlimited routers
Where wireless ISPs lose time and money
The old way: Customers who pay late and stay online, because suspension is a manual job.
Accounts are suspended on expiry and restored the moment a payment is confirmed, through RADIUS and CoA on the router.
The old way: Finding out a tower is down from the customers who call.
NOC Monitor samples every router for loss, latency, throughput, CPU and sessions and keeps outage history per site. Log an incident and affected customers get extra days added automatically.
The old way: Billing, RADIUS, monitoring and customer-router management in four different tools.
Billing, built-in RADIUS, the network map, NOC monitoring and TR-069 for customer routers share one platform and one customer record.
One platform from the tower to the invoice
MikroTik at every tower
RouterOS v6 and v7, onboarded over VPN with no public IP needed. PPPoE profiles, queues and IP pools are written from the billing side.
Built-in RADIUS with CoA
Authentication, accounting, MAC binding and session limits, with plan changes applied to the live session.
Mobile money and cards
M-Pesa, MTN MoMo and Airtel Money, Paystack, Flutterwave, Pesapal and WaafiPay, reconciled and activated automatically.
NOC Monitor
Loss, latency, WAN throughput, CPU and sessions per router, per-port SNMP traffic and an access-point view with connected stations.
Network map
Routers, towers, OLTs and customers on one live map.
TR-069 for customer routers
Change WiFi names and passwords, reboot and run diagnostics on customer routers without a site visit.
See the full list on the features page.
Live in three steps
- 1
Connect your routers
Add each MikroTik over the VPN the platform sets up. No public IP needed.
- 2
Create packages
Set speeds and prices once; the platform writes the profiles and queues to every router.
- 3
Let payments run access
Subscribers pay by mobile money or card and are back online within seconds. Expired plans suspend themselves.
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
What is WISP billing software?
Software that bills the subscribers of a wireless ISP and controls their access. It runs prepaid plans or invoices, collects payments, and tells the network, usually through RADIUS and the router, who may be online and at what speed.
Do my radios have to be a particular brand?
No. Subscriber access is controlled on the MikroTik router through RADIUS and the RouterOS API, so the radios that carry traffic to that router can be any brand. Per-port traffic is read over SNMP.
How is a wireless ISP charged?
Outside Kenya, $0.135 per active PPPoE or Static IP customer a month, capped at $45 up to 500 customers and $90 up to 1,000, then $0.108 per customer capped at $360. Kenyan networks pay KSh 15 per customer with shilling caps. Routers and towers are never metered. NOC Monitor and TR-069 are optional add-ons listed on the pricing page.
Can I move my subscribers from another system?
Yes. PPPoE customers import from a CSV with a preview before anything is created, and migration assistance is complimentary: customers, packages, billing history and router configuration.
Do I need a public IP on every router?
No. Routers are onboarded over VPN, so a router behind NAT or on a private backhaul can still be managed and monitored.
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Bill every tower from one dashboard
Apply for access. Once approved, connect your first MikroTik in the 3-day trial: adding a router takes at most 8 minutes.
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