For hotels, guest houses and restaurants giving Wi-Fi away as part of the stay.
Why this exists
Free Wi-Fi still needs someone to run it
Giving guests internet access is a cost of doing business, not a product you sell, so it never made sense to charge you the same way we charge an ISP. Kafunda for Hospitality is a flat monthly subscription instead of a share of anything, on the same platform that runs internet service providers across Uganda.
Keep the hardware you have
A MikroTik gateway goes in front of whatever access points your venue already owns. Nothing to replace, no guest-facing hardware to swap out.
How it works
We install it, then it runs itself
01
We connect a gateway
A small MikroTik router goes in front of your existing access points. No rewiring your building, no new Wi-Fi hardware for guests to notice.
02
Your own portal greets guests
Your name, your logo, your colours. A guest connects and sees your venue, not ours.
03
You never touch the router again
Kafunda watches the connection, keeps it running, and tells us first if anything needs attention. Your front desk does not manage a network.
Pricing
One flat fee. Nothing else.
Nothing here is priced as a share of anything, because you are not selling access. See the full breakdown, including how ISPs are charged, on the pricing page.
Hospitality
30,000
UGX / month, flat- We take nothing from you beyond the flat fee
- A MikroTik gateway in front of the access points you already own
- Your own branded guest portal, on your own domain in the guest's eyes
- The same alerting and monitoring an ISP site gets
No. This is for Wi-Fi you give away as part of a stay or a visit. You pay Kafunda a flat monthly fee; your guests pay nothing.
No. The gateway sits in front of whatever you already have. We connect it, guests keep using the same Wi-Fi they always have.
Same platform, different arrangement. An internet provider sells access and pays us a share of it. A venue gives access away and pays a flat fee instead, because there is nothing to take a share of.