Pay before going online
Checkout opens inside the phone's own login window, so customers pay without needing internet first. The moment payment clears they're connected, at the speed they bought.
Hotspot billing & control for MikroTik
Every hotspot in view.
Every connection paid for.
Oculus runs the business side of your Wi-Fi: packages and vouchers, a branded login page, payments straight into your own Paystack, Flutterwave or Stripe account, and invoices for the venues you manage. One script on the router — no server, no public IP.
- RouterOS
- 7.10 or later
- Connectivity
- CGNAT, LTE & Starlink
- Your money
- Paid to you, not us
42 sitesall online
Today's salesGH₵ 4,820
On the Wi-Fi now1,306
RadSecTLS per router
Who it's for
Built for the people who run Wi‑Fi for a living.
- 01
Venues
Hotels, cafés, campuses & co-working
- A login page in your own colours, per venue
- Guests pay by card or mobile money in seconds
- Vouchers for the front desk, printed in batches
- 02
Providers
Managed Wi-Fi & service providers
- Every client venue under one account
- Invoice each client for the sites you run for them
- Router health, alerts and drift at a glance
- 03
ISPs
ISPs & wireless ISPs
- Run the entire platform on your own domain
- Offer it to your customers under your brand
- Your own plans, pricing and billing to them
The platform
One console. Every router, voucher and payment.
No public IP. No VPN.
Routers reach out to Oculus and nothing reaches in — CGNAT, dynamic IPs, LTE and Starlink all just work, with timeouts tuned for satellite links.
A certificate per router
Logins travel over TLS (RadSec), and each router has its own identity. One leaked router can't speak for another.
Vouchers, delivered
On screen, by SMS through your own Termii, Twilio or usmsGH account, by email with a receipt — or printed for the front desk.
Packages your way
Speed, data cap, validity and how many devices share a login. Oculus turns each one into the router's limits for you.
Reports that run the business
Revenue by day, best-selling packages, busiest hours, data used and repeat customers, per site and for any date range. Exports to CSV for your accountant.
Know before they call
A router that goes quiet or drifts out of time is flagged in the console and emailed to you — and again when it's back.
How it connects
Your router dials out. Your customers get online.
Oculusportal · billing · RADIUSCreate your account
Choose your business address and confirm your email.
Add a site, packages and your gateway
Name the venue, set prices, and connect the account customers pay into.
Paste one script into the router
It checks the RouterOS version first, then takes over the hotspot you already have — bridges, DHCP and firewall are left alone.
Need outbound HTTPS and TCP 2083 on the router, and a hotspot made with the built-in wizard. Read the setup guide →
New · Client billing
Run Wi‑Fi for other businesses? Bill them from here.
If you operate hotspots on behalf of hotels, schools or shops, Oculus invoices them for you — the same way we invoice you.
- Your terms. A monthly fee, a price per site, a share of hotspot sales — or any mix — per client.
- Your paperwork. Your name, address, tax ID, invoice numbering and payment instructions on every PDF.
- Drafts first. Each month's invoices are drafted for you to check, then issued and emailed in one click.
- Know who has paid. Record transfers and mobile money as they arrive; overdue invoices are flagged for you.
Northwind Networks
Bill toHarbour Hotel Group
| Managed Wi-Fi — October 2026 | GH₵ 1,500.00 |
| Sites (3 × GH₵ 250.00) | GH₵ 750.00 |
| Revenue share (10% of GH₵ 8,240.00) | GH₵ 824.00 |
| Total due 14 Nov | GH₵ 3,074.00 |
Oculus Private · for ISPs
Want the whole platform? Make it yours.
We deploy a dedicated Oculus for your network — in our cloud or on your own servers, on your domain and under your brand — so you can offer hotspot billing to your customers as your own service.
Pricing
Pay for the sites you run and the people who connect.
Starter
One site, small venues
GH₵150/site/month
- Up to 1 site
- Up to 500 active users a month
- Vouchers, portal, payments and client billing
Growth
Multi-site operators
GH₵120/site/month
- Up to 10 sites
- Up to 5,000 active users a month
- Vouchers, portal, payments and client billing
Scale
Regional ISPs
GH₵90/site/month
- Up to 100 sites
- Up to 50,000 active users a month
- Vouchers, portal, payments and client billing
Private
Your own instance of the whole platform.
Custom
- Managed cloud or your own servers
- Your domain, brand and plans
- Onboarding, updates and support
- Only real users count. A voucher used on three phones across ten reconnections counts once.
- Unused vouchers are free. Printed stock waiting at the front desk costs nothing until someone logs in.
- Never cut off over our bill. At your limit you get a warning and a 7-day grace period; live sessions keep working.
Questions
What operators ask us first.
Anything else? The documentation covers setup end to end.
Do I need a static IP or a VPN?
No. Your router contacts Oculus on a schedule and nothing connects in to it, so CGNAT, dynamic IPs, LTE and Starlink are fine. With a static IP you can opt into a WireGuard tunnel so changes apply instantly.
Which MikroTik routers work?
Any MikroTik on RouterOS 7.10 or later. Logins are encrypted with TLS (RadSec), which RouterOS has from version 7. Upgrading is free, under System → Packages.
Will it change my network?
The script installs the router's certificate, then adds RADIUS settings, walled-garden entries, a time server and a scheduled check-in, and switches only the hotspot server you name. Bridges, IP pools, DHCP and firewall rules are left alone.
Where does the money go?
Into your own payment gateway account. Your Paystack, Flutterwave or Stripe keys are stored encrypted, and Oculus never holds your customers' money.
Can I invoice the venues I manage?
Yes. Client billing lets you set terms per client — a monthly fee, a price per site, a share of hotspot sales — and drafts their invoices every month for you to check and send.
Can we run Oculus as our own platform?
Yes. Oculus Private is a dedicated deployment for ISPs and service providers, in our cloud or on your servers, on your domain and under your brand. See the private deployment page.
Do customers get a receipt?
Customers who give an email address get their voucher in an email in your name and colours, with a PDF receipt. Every payment has a receipt you can download from the console.
Who pays for SMS?
You do, directly: you connect your own Termii, Twilio or usmsGH account, so messages go out under your name at your provider's rates.
Your router is already halfway there.
Create an account, add a site, paste one script.