Broader stated OLT coverage
Evaluate supported workflows across more OLT families when the network is not limited to Huawei, ZTE, BDCOM, and VSOL.
iBilling Alternative
ISPbills vs iBilling for RADIUS, MikroTik, and FTTH
iBilling documents built-in RADIUS, MikroTik API and SSH, local payment gateways, multi-vendor OLT support, reseller hierarchy, self-hosting, APIs, and high-availability options. ISPbills is a close functional alternative with broader explicit OLT coverage and a unified NOC, flow-telemetry, DDoS, support, and field-operations environment.
Official iBilling product material reviewed August 14, 2026 · Validate device models, architecture, and commercial terms in a trial
ISPbills vs iBilling
A side-by-side comparison
Compare the capabilities that matter to growing Internet Service Providers.
| Feature | ISPbills | iBilling |
|---|---|---|
| Core scope | Billing, CRM, payments, RADIUS, routers, OLT/ONU, NOC, traffic, security, support, and field work | ISP billing, RADIUS, MikroTik, payments, OLT, reseller, network registry, and integrations |
| Subscriber authentication | FreeRADIUS GUI with NAS, attributes, sessions, accounting, and policy workflows | Built-in RADIUS for PPPoE, IPoE, Hotspot, and MAC authentication is documented |
| MikroTik integration | RouterOS API configuration, subscriber lifecycle, queues, pools, firewall, monitoring, and logs | MikroTik API and SSH integration are documented |
| Regional payments | Multiple Bangladesh, South Asian, and global gateways with reconciliation workflows | bKash, Nagad, JazzCash, and Khalti integrations are documented |
| Fiber vendor scope | 12+ supported OLT families with applicable ONU discovery, provisioning, optical, and PON functions | Huawei, ZTE, BDCOM, and VSOL OLT support is documented |
| Dealer operations | Scoped groups, resellers, sub-operators, commissions, permissions, and branded workflows | Dealer and sub-dealer hierarchy is documented |
| Deployment and resilience | Managed Azure cloud or supported self-hosting, with architecture scoped to availability needs | Self-hosting and dual-VPS RADIUS high availability are documented |
| Network observability | Router/OLT NOC, logs, flow telemetry, destinations, protocols, sources, and affected targets | Network registry, monitoring, and a log server are described on the official site |
| DDoS operations | Detection analytics, evidence, protected targets, allowlists, and controlled mitigation workflows | A comparable DDoS control plane is not described in the reviewed product material |
| Developer interfaces | REST APIs and webhooks across supported platform modules | REST API, webhooks, and GraphQL are documented |
Comparison based on publicly available information as of publication. Verify current capabilities and commercial terms with each vendor.
Official sources reviewed
Where ISPbills differs from iBilling
Where ISPbills may offer a wider operating surface
Flow-level visibility
Classify bandwidth, packets, flows, protocols, services, ASNs, destinations, and protected targets from standard telemetry.
Detection and response context
Bring DDoS evidence, affected addresses, sources, allowlists, and mitigation decisions into the operating platform.
One staff workspace
Connect billing, devices, fiber, tickets, customer self-service, and field teams with role-based operational context.
iBilling vs ISPbills FAQ
Common migration questions
Does iBilling include RADIUS?
Yes. Its official website documents built-in RADIUS supporting PPPoE, IPoE, Hotspot, and MAC authentication.
Does iBilling integrate with MikroTik and local gateways?
Yes. The official site documents MikroTik API and SSH plus bKash, Nagad, JazzCash, and Khalti payment support.
Does iBilling support OLTs?
Yes. Huawei, ZTE, BDCOM, and VSOL are named on its official site. Confirm exact models, firmware, and read/write actions during a trial.
What is the main ISPbills difference?
ISPbills explicitly combines wider multi-vendor fiber operations with NOC, standard flow telemetry, DDoS analytics and response, support, customer apps, and field workflows.
Can either product be self-hosted?
Both vendors describe self-hosted options. Compare infrastructure responsibility, updates, backups, observability, high availability, security, and support boundaries.
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