Cloud4Wi for
service providers

Cloud4Wi provides service providers with a carrier-class, white-label WiFi service management platform. It lets operators add Passpoint and OpenRoaming to their WiFi to deliver three offerings: carrier WiFi (seamless subscriber connectivity and indoor coverage), WiFi offload (moving mobile data onto managed WiFi), and managed guest WiFi (branded services for business clients). It runs on existing infrastructure, so there's no rip-and-replace.

WiFi offload moves mobile data traffic from the cellular network onto managed and federated WiFi networks, seamlessly and securely. For carriers, this reduces the cost per bit, relieves congestion in dense areas, and improves indoor coverage and capacity — all while keeping the subscriber experience seamless. Cloud4Wi enables offload through Passpoint-based automatic, secure connectivity across the operator's WiFi footprint.

Passpoint and OpenRoaming let subscribers connect to WiFi automatically and securely — no captive portal, no manual login — and roam across participating networks with one trusted identity. For carriers, that means a cellular-like WiFi experience, lower churn, effective offload, and the ability to expand indoor coverage. They are the foundation of modern carrier-class WiFi services.

Yes. Cloud4Wi is hardware-independent, so you can layer Passpoint-based capabilities on top of a legacy service-provider WiFi solution without a rip-and-replace. This lets operators modernize their WiFi services quickly and cost-effectively, adding the missing next-generation functionality while preserving existing infrastructure and investment.

A white-label platform lets a service provider launch a fully customized, 100%-branded WiFi initiative under its own name. Operators control the look, the subscriber experience, and the policies, while Cloud4Wi provides the underlying carrier-class management platform. This lets providers bring branded WiFi services to market quickly without building the technology themselves.

Managed guest WiFi lets a service provider deliver branded, secure WiFi services to business clients — turning WiFi into a managed offering it can sell. This adds a new recurring revenue stream and automatically expands the provider's indoor footprint across client locations, while giving those businesses a seamless, compliant guest experience without managing the technology themselves.