Carrier Wi-Fi offload lets mobile operators move their subscribers' data traffic from the cellular network onto your venue's Wi-Fi, and your venue earns from it.
No costs to your venue, and no new hardware to buy.
Fully secure, with offload traffic kept isolated from your internal network.


Mobile networks get congested wherever people gather, and indoor signal is often weak. Carrier Wi-Fi offload shifts that mobile data traffic onto your venue's Wi-Fi network instead, giving visitors a better connection and giving your Wi-Fi a way to pay for itself.
Visitors' phones switch from cellular to your Wi-Fi automatically. There's nothing for them to do, and they get a better connection where mobile signal is weak.
Runs on the enterprise-grade Wi-Fi equipment you already have.
No setup costs or ongoing fees for the venue.
Cost to your venue
No hardware to buy, no fees
Monetize your existing Wi-Fi
Better connectivity for every visitor
Offload traffic isolated from your network


A new revenue stream for your venue and a better experience for your visitors, at no cost to you.

Earn revenue from the Wi-Fi network your venue already runs, turning a cost center into an income stream.

Visitors' devices move from cellular to your Wi-Fi automatically, with no action needed from them.

There are no costs to the venue. Offload runs on your existing enterprise-grade equipment.

Compatible with Aruba, Cambium, Cisco, Grandstream, Huawei, Ruckus, TP-Link Omada, UniFi and many more.
Uses your venue's existing enterprise-grade access points, with no new hardware to buy or install.
Not sure about your equipment? See the full list of supported vendors
Carrier Wi-Fi offload is built to protect both your network and your visitors.
Offload traffic is kept completely separate from your venue's internal traffic.
Connections use the latest Wi-Fi security standards.

Companies all over the world are using our products and services
Places where people sit down, stay a while and reach for their phones.
Large commercial buildings where indoor mobile signal is often weak.
Crowds that congest the mobile network all at the same time.
Schools and universities with students and staff on site all day.
Patients and visitors who spend hours in waiting rooms and wards.
Busy public spaces where travelers and visitors need to stay connected.

High foot traffic: lots of visitors coming through every day.
Long dwell time: visitors who stay for a while rather than passing through.
Low mobile signal: indoor or crowded spaces where cellular coverage struggles.
Common questions from venues about carrier Wi-Fi offload.
It moves mobile data traffic from the cellular network onto your venue's Wi-Fi. Visitors get a better connection, and your venue earns revenue from its Wi-Fi.
No. There are no costs to the venue, and it runs on the Wi-Fi equipment you already have.
Restaurants, cafés, gyms, shopping malls, offices, event spaces, schools, universities, hospitals, clinics, airports, parks, buses, trains and other commercial venues.
The best fit is a venue with high foot traffic, long dwell time and low mobile signal.
No. Carrier Wi-Fi offload uses your existing enterprise-grade equipment, including Aruba, Cambium, Cisco, Grandstream, Huawei, Ruckus, TP-Link Omada, UniFi and many more.
Yes. Offload traffic is fully isolated from your venue's internal traffic.
Connections use the latest Wi-Fi security standards, such as WPA3/WPA2-Enterprise, Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0), EAP and RadSec.
Their phones switch from cellular to your Wi-Fi automatically.
They get a better connection in places where mobile signal is weak.