Alternatives

Spotipo alternatives for venues paying per location

Spotipo publishes clear per location prices and works with a long list of routers, which is why it lands on so many shortlists. The reasons to look further are mostly arithmetic and scope. These are the options, checked against their own pages.

Who wrote this. VoqadoWiFi wrote this page and is one of the options on it, so weigh it accordingly. Every other vendor’s price and feature below was read from that vendor’s own pages on October 7, 2026 and is linked in the table. Staying on Spotipo is listed as an option, and the page says when it is the right one.

The short answer

If you run two or three venues on Omada or UniFi, VoqadoWiFi Growth covers three locations for $49 a month and Starter is free for one. If you need more routers than that, compare Purple Connect (free, no listed data capture), GoZone (free with ads) and CaptiFi. Stay on Spotipo for paid WiFi or sub accounts.

Why venues look beyond Spotipo

From Spotipo’s own pages, read October 7, 2026:

Pricing is per location: Starter is $59 a month, or $49 billed annually, for each venue.
There is a 14 day trial rather than a free plan.
The pricing page does not describe review requests.

The options side by side

Each vendor as published on its own pages, read October 7, 2026
Option	Pricing model	Free tier	Hardware and vendors	Consent	Review requests	Best for
Stay on Spotipo	Per location, monthly or annual, with a monthly unique guest limit	14 day full access trial, no credit card required	Nine router brands named on the pricing page, "+20 more"; "Works with your existing router. No hardware changes."	"GDPR-compliant consent built in" is listed on Starter.	No review request feature is described on the pricing page.	See the case for staying below
VoqadoWiFi (us)	Free Starter plan, then Growth at $49 a month for 3 locations and 5,000 guest logins. One flat price, not per location.	Starter is free forever, not a trial: 1 location, 500 guest logins a month, branded login, guest email capture and CSV export. No card, no ads shown to guests.	Exactly two: TP-Link Omada and Ubiquiti UniFi. Nothing else works.	WiFi terms acceptance is never treated as marketing consent. On the explicit consent form (the default for new venues; owners switch it on for existing ones) the email box is separate and starts unticked, and each choice is stored with the exact wording shown and the time.	Never gated. Every guest who gave email consent gets the same public review link, 3 hours after connecting by default, and never between 21:00 and 09:00 venue time; a private note to the venue is offered in addition, never instead.	Two or three venues on Omada or UniFi
Purple	Free Connect tier, then Capture and Engage priced by quote	Free forever: Connect is described as "Best for: single venues getting started with WiFi analytics". First party data capture, CRM integration and email verification are listed as what Capture adds to Connect, so the free tier does not list collecting guest contact details.	25 hardware integrations listed on its integrations page; the pricing page calls Purple "hardware agnostic"	Connect lists "Compliance with major data laws"; the plan table cites CCPA/CPRA and major privacy regulations.	No review request feature is described on the pricing page.	Analytics free, or enterprise scale
GoZone WiFi	Free with ads, then per month plans that each include one AP license	Free forever: The plans page marks the free tier "* Ads-based login", so guests see advertising on the way in. Automated email campaigns start on Essentials at $39 a month.	"Works with compatible WiFi equipment or we will supply for an additional charge"; configuration guides for a long list of hardware brands	No consent wording found on the plans page.	No review request feature is described on the plans page; paid tiers include a survey builder and a form builder that can "Receive feedback and reviews".	A free plan on more hardware, with ads
CaptiFi	Per site tiers by new guests a month, monthly or annual, hardware on a refundable deposit	30 day free trial; a payment method is needed to start it, and hardware carries a £60 refundable deposit	Its own WiFi device on a refundable deposit, or your own WiFi; the page names nine compatible network platforms	"GDPR contact capture" from Essentials up.	"Automated review requests" from Essentials up; no screening is described.	Hardware included, review requests included
The portal built into your controller	Included with the controller	Free, no list kept	Whatever your controller supports	Terms acceptance only	None	A terms page and nothing else

Vendor names link to the page each figure was read from. Spotipo’s figures: Spotipo pricing. Prices and plans change; check before you decide.

The case for staying on Spotipo

Stay on Spotipo if you sell WiFi access through Stripe, use voucher or per user logins, manage franchisees with sub accounts, need white label admin branding, or run routers none of the alternatives support. It does those things well and publishes the price.

Each option, with its catch

VoqadoWiFi

Why consider it. A free plan that captures guest emails with consent (1 location, 500 logins a month, no card), Growth at $49 a month for three locations, and review requests that show every guest the same public link.

The catch. Works only with TP-Link Omada and Ubiquiti UniFi. No SMS, no paid WiFi, no POS or PMS integration, no white label. Campaign sending is being switched on account by account.

Purple

Why consider it. Connect is free with a branded portal, 25 languages and network analytics; Purple lists 25 hardware integrations.

The catch. Data capture sits in Capture, which is priced by quote.

GoZone WiFi

Why consider it. Free forever with email login and no access point limit; guides for a long list of hardware.

The catch. Ads at login on the free plan; paid tiers include one AP license each.

CaptiFi

Why consider it. Automated review requests from Essentials and hardware on a refundable deposit.

The catch. Card needed for the trial; extra sites cost +£25 a month as our check was served.

The portal built into your controller

Why consider it. The captive portal inside your Omada or UniFi controller costs nothing and is already installed. It can show terms, take a password or issue vouchers.

The catch. It keeps no guest list you can market to and sends nothing after the visit. Right if you only want a terms page; wrong if you want to bring guests back.

Before you leave Spotipo, export these

Guest records with consent dates and wording.
Any voucher or paid access setup, so guests are not cut off mid session.
CRM sync settings, so the destination list keeps receiving new guests.

Consent records matter most. A list of emails without the wording and date each guest agreed to is a list you should not email. Our guide to guest WiFi and privacy rules explains why.

Questions

What does Spotipo cost for three venues?

At Spotipo’s published Starter price of $59 per location per month, three venues are $177 a month, or $147 a month billed annually. VoqadoWiFi Growth covers three locations for $49 a month on Omada or UniFi.

Is there a free alternative to Spotipo?

Yes. VoqadoWiFi Starter is free forever for one location on Omada or UniFi, GoZone Business Starter is free with an ads based login, and Purple Connect is free for a portal and analytics without listed data capture.

Which alternative supports paid WiFi like Spotipo?

CaptiFi lists paid WiFi and WiFi vouchers from its Essentials plan, and GoZone offers paid access levels as an add on. VoqadoWiFi does not sell WiFi access.

Keep reading

VoqadoWiFi vs Spotipo Guest WiFi marketing cost Setup guides for Omada and UniFi All comparisons

Try VoqadoWiFi on one venue, free

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