Your reservation book knows the person who booked. The WiFi login can know everyone at the table who chooses to sign in, each with their own consent. Free forever on the Omada or UniFi network you already run.
Starter is free forever: 500 guest logins a month at one location. No card.
Every new VoqadoWiFi signup gets the Growth plan free for 3 months. Growth is normally $49 a month for 3 locations and 5,000 guest logins a month.
You also get a free WiFi router that works with VoqadoWiFi, TP-Link Omada or Ubiquiti UniFi. One router per new venue.
How it works
A person on our team does the upgrade by hand, so look out for our email after you sign up.
Sign up freeYou start on Starter. Our team upgrades you to Growth and confirms your router by email.
A booking captures one name. Walk ins capture none. Yet most guests reach for their phone within minutes of sitting down, which makes the WiFi login one of the few moments you can meet every diner who wants to be met.
The login asks for very little, and it keeps two decisions apart: accepting the WiFi terms, and agreeing to hear from you. The second box starts unticked, so the list you build is a list of people who said yes.
Every extra field costs sign ins. Start with email and the consent box, then add a field when you have a message that uses it.
A short note after the meal asking how it went, with the same public review link for every guest whatever they rate. A private note to the manager is offered as well, never instead. Filtering unhappy guests away from the public link is against Google’s review policy, and we do not build it.
Review requests are guest email, so at a new venue they start once email is live there. Until then the login, the guest list and the export all work from day one.
Divide the guests who ticked the marketing box by everyone who signed in. The dashboard shows both. A falling rate usually means the consent line is unclear or the form asks for too much; it is fixed by changing words, not by buying anything.
Opt in rates swing with your wording, your crowd and how the login is presented, so compare your venue with itself: your own rate, month on month, is the number that matters.
Starter covers 500 guest sign ins a month at one restaurant, about 16 a day on average. A venue that regularly passes that is told, guests keep connecting, and Growth adds the room and two more locations.
Not on Starter: a second or third location, Mailchimp sync and campaigns, which are Growth at $49 a month. The full list, and how Starter compares with the other free plans, is on the pricing page.
No card. No end date. Guests are never cut off at the limit.
A diagnostic worksheet, signage copy guests can follow, a campaign brief and a monthly scorecard. Free to download on this page.
Yes. Starter is free forever for one location and 500 guest logins a month, with no card and no end date. It is the same Starter plan every venue gets.
Not if you run TP-Link Omada or Ubiquiti UniFi. VoqadoWiFi is the login page your controller points at. Other brands are not supported.
Yes, and every diner who is asked sees the same public review link whatever they rate. Private feedback is offered alongside it. Review requests start at your restaurant once guest email is live there.
Guests keep getting online. You are told when you pass 500 logins, and you decide whether to move to Growth. There are no overage fees.
Starter is free forever for one location, with 500 guest logins a month. Connect your Omada or UniFi controller, design a login in your own colors and welcome your first guests.
No credit card for Starter. Growth is $49 a month for three locations and 5,000 logins. VoqadoWiFi sells no hardware; it runs on the Omada or UniFi network you already have.