VoqadoWiFi vs Tanaza:
Built to Convert Guests. Not Just Manage APs.

Tanaza — 10 APs

$60/mo

$720/yr

VoqadoWiFi Growth

$49/mo

$588/yr

You save

$11/mo

$132/yr + all marketing features

VoqadoWiFi focuses on guest marketing — email capture, campaigns, AI engagement, and review automation — while Tanaza is a device management tool. For most hospitality venues, VoqadoWiFi is the better fit because it converts guest connections into marketing relationships. If you also need multi-vendor AP management, the two tools serve different purposes.

Yes. VoqadoWiFi is built with native TP-Link Omada integration. You can connect your Omada controller to VoqadoWiFi in minutes without manual RADIUS configuration. Tanaza does not support Omada hardware.

Tanaza charges $6 per access point per month — at 10 APs that's $60/mo with zero marketing tools. VoqadoWiFi Growth is $49/mo flat and includes email campaigns, AI Guest Host, and Google Review automation. The more APs you manage, the wider the value gap becomes.

If your primary goal is device management and network monitoring across multiple vendors, Tanaza may still be useful in your stack. But if any part of your remit includes guest WiFi marketing — email lists, reputation management, or guest analytics — VoqadoWiFi provides all of that and starts for free.

Tanaza does not store guest marketing data, so there is nothing to migrate in the traditional sense. You start fresh with VoqadoWiFi — set up your portal, connect your hardware, and begin building your guest list from the first login. Most venues are collecting emails within 15 minutes of setup.