Kiwire: captive portal, WiFi marketing, WiFi security and ISP billing

Kiwire is a WiFi platform from Synchroweb Technology in Malaysia. It turns every guest WiFi sign-in into a customer you can reach again, gives staff secure WPA2 and WPA3 Enterprise WiFi without a shared password, and bills internet subscribers automatically. It runs on the access points you already own, with an AI assistant watching every site around the clock.

What Kiwire does

Guest WiFi captive portal with 20 sign-in methods, including WhatsApp, SMS and email codes, vouchers, room number, one-click access and social sign-in.
WiFi marketing and analytics: visitor profiles, campaigns, surveys and 24 ready-made reports.
WiFi security: WPA2 and WPA3 Enterprise with built-in RADIUS, certificates and sign-in with Microsoft 365, Google, Active Directory or LDAP.
ISP billing: subscribers, plans, automatic invoices and reminders, payment gateways and accounting sync.
OpenRoaming and Passpoint, and captive portals in 10 languages.

Who Kiwire is for

Hotels and resorts, shopping malls and retail, education, healthcare, offices and smart buildings, events and venues, transport hubs, and internet service providers (ISPs and WISPs).

Frequently asked questions

Do I need new hardware?

Usually not. Kiwire works with many brands of WiFi controllers and routers, including Cisco, Aruba, Ruckus, MikroTik, Ubiquiti, Huawei, Fortinet and TP-Link. Our guides walk you through each one.

How long does setup take?

Most sites are live in an afternoon: create the account, point your controller at Kiwire and publish a portal from a template.

Is the free plan really free?

Yes. One controller and up to 500 guest sign-ins a month, with no card and no time limit. Upgrade from inside the dashboard when you need more.

Can guests sign in with WhatsApp or social accounts?

Yes. Choose from 20 sign-in methods, including WhatsApp, SMS and email codes, vouchers, room number, one-click access and social sign-in with Facebook, Google, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, WeChat, LINE, KakaoTalk or Apple.

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