Manage multiple MikroTik routers from one account. Sell hotspot vouchers, run PPPoE subscribers, take mobile money payments, and reach every site securely — even behind CGNAT.
Walk-in customers and fixed monthly subscribers are different businesses. Kadili Cloud keeps them separate, with the workflow each one actually needs.
For shops, hostels, cafés and public WiFi.
For fixed home and office customers on a monthly plan.
Setting up a router is a single paste. There are no portal files to upload and nothing to drag into Winbox.
Name it and tell Kadili Cloud which port faces your internet line. Add as many routers as you run.
Create hotspot packages or PPPoE plans in plain numbers — shillings, hours and Mbps.
Link your mobile money gateway so customer payments reconcile on their own.
Paste one generated script into the router. The captive portal is served for you.
The script is safe to run more than once, and it never removes your Winbox access — even if the management tunnel has not come up yet.
A short walkthrough of adding a router, creating packages and watching the first sale arrive.
Sell from the counter on a laptop, check a site from your phone between jobs.
The tools an operator reaches for on a Tuesday afternoon, not a list of buzzwords.
Run every site from one account. Packages, customers and transactions stay scoped to the router they belong to.
Generate, print or send codes by SMS. Track which are sold, used and still on the shelf.
Customers pay from the portal through your own gateway. Payments reconcile automatically, even if a callback is missed.
Authentication and accounting for both hotspot and PPPoE sessions, with per-package speed and time limits.
Deliver vouchers, send notifications and warn PPPoE customers before renewal. Queued with retry handling.
Give staff their own login to sell on your behalf, limited by the existing permissions model.
Sales, transactions, customers and packages — broken down by router so you know which site earns.
See which sites are reachable, which are partially configured and which need attention.
Reach the RouterOS API on any of your routers over a secure management tunnel.
Most operator routers sit behind a carrier NAT with no public address. The platform is designed around that, not in spite of it.
Each router joins an encrypted tunnel with its own key pair and address. Management traffic never crosses the public internet in the clear.
The router dials out, so no public IP, port forward or dynamic DNS is needed at the site.
Sessions are authorised and accounted centrally, so limits and expiry are enforced by the network rather than by the portal page.
Every record is scoped to its owner. One account's routers, customers and settings are never visible to another.
No special hardware. If you already run a hotspot, you almost certainly have all of this.
Create an account, add your first router, and take a payment today.