WiFi your guests love.Simple enough for your staff to run.

Not necessarily. Our engineering team checks your existing router first and tells you clearly whether it's compatible. If it is, you keep using it, and Wyfy Guest adds the login screen, access control, and management on top of it, all from one dashboard, instead of logging into each router separately. If it isn't compatible, we'll recommend a router that works: you can buy it yourself, or we can buy and set it up for you.

If you've set up a backup internet line, Wyfy Guest switches to it automatically and keeps a record of the downtime. If you haven't set up a backup, guests see "no internet" like before; we can only switch between internet lines you actually have, we can't create internet out of nothing.

Yes. You choose which login methods to offer, for each location: OTP by SMS, WhatsApp, email, a voucher code, or social login. Guests only see the ones you turn on.

Full access, for a set number of days, on your own real router, not a limited demo. You set up a real location and decide whether to continue once the trial ends.

On some plans, yes: the login screen can carry only your own name and logo, with no mention of Wyfy Guest at all. It depends on the plan, so ask us and we'll tell you clearly.

Yes, that's our plan for WiFi partners and installers: one login to see every property you manage, with each one kept separate and reported on its own.

Every room or floor stays private, so one guest's device never touches another's. Your own login page with your name and logo, not a plain router page. Vouchers your front desk can hand out for a room upgrade or event, no technical help needed. If internet stops working, backup switches on by itself instead of becoming a front-desk complaint. And guest phone numbers stay hidden from staff by default, shown only when really needed.

A fast OTP or social login gets a guest online in one tap, no staff involved. WiFi turns off automatically when you close, instead of running all night. You can set a speed and time limit so one laptop doesn't slow down WiFi for everyone else. And you can offer a voucher tied to a purchase instead of one shared password everyone writes down.

Yes. You can group guests by member, company, or event, so a one-day visitor and a long-term member aren't on the same access. Give each staff member access to only what their job needs. Keep guest WiFi fully separate from your own office network. And pull reports on internet use, guest activity, and vouchers to show a landlord anytime.

Yes. The same ideas that work for a hotel floor or a co-working member work across a campus: separate access per hostel or floor, WiFi hours set independently per building (so a library can stay open later than a dining hall), students and visitors kept on separate access instead of one shared password, voucher codes ready for hundreds of devices during orientation week or a college fair, and reports you can hand to your IT team or budget office.