Tuvorlink documentation
Tuvorlink runs the business side of a Wi-Fi hotspot: customers pay with Mobile Money on your Wi-Fi's login page and go online, and you follow every sale and get paid out.
How it works
- You connect your router or access points. MikroTik takes one command; Grandstream, Ruijie, Omada, UniFi and other brands sell codes you make on your controller (see Routers).
- A customer joins your Wi-Fi. The login page opens on its own and shows your packages: by the hour, the day, the week, or by data.
- They pay with Mobile Money. MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash or AT Money: a prompt appears on their phone and they approve it with their PIN.
- They go online. On MikroTik the device logs in by itself, with no code (or, if you prefer, it gets a code to type). On other brands the customer sees their code on screen, can have it sent by SMS, and types it on the Wi-Fi login page. A device that leaves and comes back while it has time left gets back on without paying again.
Customers without Mobile Money can buy printed vouchers from you for cash (MikroTik), and anyone can buy Wi-Fi for someone else and have the code texted to them.
Who it's for
- Wi-Fi businesses (operators): hostels, cafés, campuses, estates, shops. You set your packages and prices; customers pay; you see every sale and receive your share.
- Installers and network engineers: set up hotspots for your clients and earn a share of our fee on everything they sell. See Installer partners.
- Customers: pay in seconds, no account, no code.
What it costs
No monthly fee and no setup fee. We keep 4% of each sale; you keep 96%. See Fees and payouts.
Where to start
- New here? Follow the Quick start.
- Connecting a router? Pick your brand under Routers.