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Use Cases

Nobody buys guest WiFi. They hire it for a job.

These are the 8 jobs venue operators actually hire a guest WiFi portal to do. Each one covers what happens and in what order, what the operator sees, how to set it up on TP-Link Omada or Ubiquiti UniFi, and where the approach stops working.

Starter is free forever: one location, 25 logins a month  ·  Works with TP-Link Omada and Ubiquiti UniFi

Start from the problem, not the feature

Operators arrive here with one of three complaints. These are the playbooks that answer each of them.

Build the list

"I have hundreds of guests a month and no way to contact any of them."

Understand the room

"I am guessing at footfall, dwell time and who my regulars actually are."

What every playbook here assumes

None of these jobs work without the same three foundations underneath them. If any of the three is missing, fix that before choosing a use case.

Supported hardware

VoqadoWiFi runs as an external captive portal on TP-Link Omada and Ubiquiti UniFi. Controller access is required, and the portal domain has to sit in the walled garden.

Hardware integrations

A splash page worth completing

One field, one clear benefit, consent unticked by default, and a layout that survives a narrow in-app browser window with no address bar.

What a splash page is

Demonstrable consent

A separate marketing checkbox, plain wording, and a stored record of what was agreed and when. Guests who decline still get WiFi.

How opt-in consent works

Pick one job.
Run it free this month.

The Starter plan is free forever: one location, 25 guest logins a month, a branded splash page and consent logging. Enough to prove the whole chain works on your own network before you spend anything.

Growth is $49 a month for up to 3 locations  ·  No card required to start