Compatible devices

Works with the equipment you already have

MikroTik is fully supported and runs every live 247.ke network. TP-Link Omada, Ruijie / Reyee, Ubiquiti UniFi, OpenWrt and RADIUS are supported in beta. Access points of almost any brand work behind a MikroTik.

Billing controllers

The device that lets paying customers online

This is the router or controller the billing system talks to. It adds customers when they pay and removes them when their package ends.

MikroTik

RouterOS 7: hAP, hEX, RB, CCR, CHR and more
Fully supported
HotspotPPPoE

Every live 247.ke network runs on MikroTik. The billing system connects over an encrypted WireGuard VPN and manages hotspot users, PPPoE secrets, speed profiles, expiry and reconnection for you.

RouterOS 7 (built-in WireGuard). No public IP needed.

Ruijie / Reyee

EG-series gateways such as EG105G, EG210G and EG305G
Beta
HotspotPPPoE

Uses the gateway's own management API for web-auth hotspot login and its PPPoE server.

Reachable management API from the billing server.

TP-Link Omada

EAP access points with an Omada Software Controller
Beta
Hotspot

Uses Omada's External Portal. The billing system authorises each paying device and applies the plan's speed limit through the controller.

Omada Software Controller v5.9 or newer.

Ubiquiti UniFi

UniFi access points with a UniFi Network controller
Beta
Hotspot

Uses UniFi guest authorisation. Paying devices are let in for their package time with the plan's speed limit.

A UniFi Network controller reachable from the billing server.

OpenWrt

Routers running OpenWrt
Beta
PPPoE

Creates and removes PPPoE accounts on the router and drops sessions when a plan expires.

OpenWrt with ubus (JSON-RPC) enabled.

RADIUS

Any router that can use a RADIUS server
Beta
HotspotPPPoE

For networks built around RADIUS. Plans become RADIUS limits, so any RADIUS-capable access controller can enforce them.

A RADIUS-capable router or access controller. Advanced setup.
Beta means it works, but has not yet run on as many live networks as MikroTik. Planning a network on one of these? Tell us the exact model first and we will set it up and test it with you. Ask on WhatsApp
Access points and radios

Any brand of access point behind your MikroTik

Your MikroTik handles billing and the login page. The access points, radios and switches behind it only pass customers through, so the brand does not matter. Keep using the equipment you trust.

Ubiquiti airMAX and UniFiTP-Link EAP and CPERuijie / ReyeeMikroTik wAP and cAPCambiumTendaNetisAny bridged access point
Customer→Any access point→MikroTik→247.ke billing
At a glance

What each device can bill

DeviceHotspotPPPoEConnects throughStatus
MikroTik✓✓RouterOS 7 (built-in WireGuard). No public IP needed.Fully supported
Ruijie / Reyee✓✓Reachable management API from the billing server.Beta
TP-Link Omada✓–Omada Software Controller v5.9 or newer.Beta
Ubiquiti UniFi✓–A UniFi Network controller reachable from the billing server.Beta
OpenWrt–✓OpenWrt with ubus (JSON-RPC) enabled.Beta
RADIUS✓✓A RADIUS-capable router or access controller. Advanced setup.Beta
Monitoring

See the rest of your network too

Neighbour discovery

See the devices connected to each MikroTik, with the vendor detected for Ubiquiti and other brands.

Switch ports

Managed switches with SNMP show today's income for each port, so you know which access point earns the most.

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