VoqadoWiFi vs Aislelabs:
Guest Marketing vs Retail Analytics
Aislelabs measures physical footfall for enterprise retail, sold through a quote and an implementation. VoqadoWiFi turns a guest login into an email list, a review engine, and a CRM, on published pricing from free. These are neighbouring products, not rivals, and the right answer depends on what you need measured.
VoqadoWiFi from
$0/mo, published
Aislelabs
Quote-based
Our hardware limit
Omada and UniFi only
The three things that actually differ
You can start without a budget cycle
Starter is free and Growth is $49/mo for three locations, both published. Aislelabs quotes to the deployment. If getting started requires a purchase order at your organisation, that difference matters more than any feature row on this page.
Different analytics, not cheaper analytics
VoqadoWiFi measures guests who log in: volumes, repeat visits, per-location comparison, campaign response. Aislelabs measures physical footfall with sensors, including people who never touch your WiFi. Those answer different questions and we will not pretend otherwise.
The marketing layer is the real difference
The AI Guest Host, birthday and re-engagement campaigns, and automated Google Review prompts are built into Growth. Aislelabs is an analytics platform and generally expects your marketing stack to live elsewhere.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Compared on capability. Aislelabs takes a good number of these rows.
The VoqadoWiFi column reflects our published plans. Because Aislelabs sells through a scoped engagement, its column reflects only publicly documented capability at the time of writing. Verify anything decision-critical with the vendor rather than with a competitor's comparison page.
Listed vs Quoted
We are not going to invent an Aislelabs price and then calculate your savings against it. Enterprise analytics contracts are scoped to deployment size and we have no visibility into what yours would be. Here is our side in full, and the questions worth asking on theirs.
VoqadoWiFi: listed
Starter free: 1 location, 25 logins a month. Growth $49/mo: 3 locations, 3,000 logins, AI Guest Host, review automation, campaigns. Enterprise: unlimited locations and logins, white-label, API access, dedicated account manager, quoted. You can read all of it before you speak to anyone.
Aislelabs: quoted
Scoped to your deployment, which is normal for sensor-based analytics where hardware, sites, and integration work all move the number. Ask what the implementation costs on top of the licence, what the contract term is, and what happens to your data at the end of it.
Once you have a real quote in hand, model it against your venue count and guest volume rather than against anybody's marketing page, including this one.
Model it with the ROI calculatorWho is Each Tool Built For?
- A café, bar, restaurant, or boutique hotel
- A one to three location operator, where Growth covers the whole account at $49/mo
- A venue running TP-Link Omada or Ubiquiti UniFi access points
- Someone who wants email capture and campaign automation, not a data science project
- A business that needs to see a price and try the thing before committing
- A large retail chain, mall, or airport with a dedicated analytics function
- A brand that needs sensor-based footfall data covering visitors who never join the WiFi
- A network estate spanning hardware vendors beyond Omada and UniFi
- An organisation with procurement, security review, and account management requirements
- Anyone who needs API access and a named account manager as a baseline, not an upgrade
If two or more of these describe you, Aislelabs is likely the right platform and VoqadoWiFi will not cover what you need. Sensor footfall and multi-vendor hardware are the two we cannot do at all.
What you gain, and what you give up
You gain a portal you configure yourself, campaigns, an AI Guest Host, and review automation on a published price. You give up sensor footfall data and multi-vendor hardware coverage, and neither comes back. Contacts import as CSV; analytics history does not.
What Each One Can Actually See
Both platforms produce a dashboard. They are looking at different populations, and that difference is the whole decision.
- A named, consented contact record for every guest who authenticates
- Repeat visits recognised against that profile rather than counted as new sessions
- Per-location comparison across the venues on your account
- Campaign response: who opened, who came back, who left a review
- That population is a self-selected subset. Guests who never join the WiFi are invisible to us.
- Footfall measured by sensors, including visitors who never connect to anything
- Movement, zones, and dwell patterns across a physical space
- Comparison across a large estate of stores or terminals
- Built to answer merchandising and layout questions, not campaign questions
- If those are the questions you are being asked to answer, we are not a substitute.