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Create an independent ISP business workspace on proven platform infrastructure.
Authnet gives Wi-Fi ISPs the operating stack to run a captive portal, sell subscription plans and vouchers, automate hotspot billing, and manage customers, devices and revenue — without building the backend from scratch.
Authnet provides shared platform infrastructure while each business runs its own customers, plans, payments, devices and performance independently.
Create an independent ISP business workspace on proven platform infrastructure.
Bring edge devices, coverage locations and network structure into that environment.
Move customers from verified payment to network access automatically.
Monitor revenue, customers, payouts and infrastructure as one system.
Every workspace is designed around the decisions operators make every day from network uptime to settlement health.
Build subscription plans and vouchers, automate purchase-to-activation, and give customers a clean path from payment to connection — subscription Wi-Fi monetization without manual voucher handling.
Onboard routers, enforce access with RADIUS and managed edge devices, monitor health and clients, and run distributed network infrastructure from one place.
See hotspot billing income, activation, payout and location performance without stitching together disconnected reports.
Search customer records, review subscription history and understand every relationship across the network.
Track settlement status, inspect payout details and keep revenue movement transparent for operators.
Give every ISP business its own operating environment, network structure, catalogue and performance view on one platform.
Track revenue velocity, plan performance, activation rates and payout ratios across custom reporting windows.

Operate distributed deployments either as a single shared business with common user sessions, or as separate businesses with isolated operations.
Answers to the questions Wi-Fi ISPs ask most before moving their hotspot business onto Authnet.
A captive portal is the login page a guest sees before they get internet access. With Authnet, that portal runs on your own branded subdomain, for example yourbusiness.authnetworks.com. When a customer connects to your Wi-Fi, the router redirects their browser to your portal, where they log in, buy a subscription, or redeem a voucher before being allowed online.
Authnet turns your Wi-Fi network into a revenue channel. You define subscription plans and vouchers with your own price, quota, duration and device limits; customers pay through the captive portal, and access is activated automatically. Revenue, activation and payout analytics then land in your admin dashboard.
Subscription plans are the packages customers buy directly from your portal — time-based or volume-based, with their own quota and device limits. Vouchers are ready-made access codes you can sell or hand out; a customer redeems a voucher to activate a subscription instantly without an account.
Your edge router runs as a captive portal using WPA/WPA2-Enterprise and RADIUS authentication. When a device connects, the portal validates the subscription rules — quota, time, expiry and maximum devices — before granting access. When the subscription is exhausted or expires, access is blocked automatically.
Yes. Authnet can grant a short temporary connection specifically for checkout, so a guest who has reached their data or time limit can still open the portal and pay to renew or upgrade before being reconnected.
Yes. Every business registers its name and gets its own subdomain — for example yourbusiness.authnetworks.com — with its own colors, logo and layout. Each business runs its own customers, plans, payouts and analytics while sharing the Authnet platform.
See how Authnet can accelerate deployment and bring commercial control, operational clarity and automated access to your network business.