Bridging the Digital Divide Worldwide
ISPbills is operated as a nonprofit project of Internet For Education — i4E, a registered nonprofit organization founded in 2016 in Rangpur, Bangladesh. Our cause: make affordable internet access and digital literacy a reality for every student and underserved community worldwide.
Our Mission Statement
To expand affordable, safe, and educational internet access across South Asia by empowering local Internet Service Providers with free training and accessible technology, and by reinvesting all proceeds into free campus WiFi, digital-literacy programs, and community connectivity for underserved learners.
The Four Pillars of Our Cause
Everything we fund and build serves one of these four public-benefit goals.
Bridge the Digital Divide
Across rural communities worldwide — from Bangladesh to Africa — millions of students still lack reliable internet. We build the software that lets small, community-based ISPs operate sustainably so they can reach the families and schools that large telcos overlook.
Digital Literacy for Students
Internet access is only the first step. We fund and run programs that teach students how to find safe, age-appropriate, and meaningful educational content online — turning bandwidth into real learning outcomes.
Free Campus & Community WiFi
Through Internet For Education (i4E), proceeds are reinvested into deploying free, secure WiFi in schools, colleges, and public learning spaces worldwide, so any student can study online without paying for data.
Capacity Building for Local ISPs
We provide free training, documentation, and open educational resources to small ISP operators on networking, billing, FreeRADIUS, MikroTik, and OLT/GPON — so local entrepreneurs can build resilient connectivity in their own communities.
Who Benefits from Our Work
Students & Schools
Free or subsidized connectivity in educational institutions, plus curated learning content and digital-skills workshops.
Small & Rural ISPs
Enterprise-grade billing and network tools at nonprofit-friendly pricing so community ISPs can compete and reinvest locally.
Underserved Communities
New connections in areas previously bypassed by commercial providers — enabling remote learning, healthcare, and civic participation.
Nonprofit Status & Transparency
We are accountable to the communities we serve.
- ✓Internet For Education (i4E) is registered by the Ministry of Social Welfare, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh — Registration No. Gha-3775360, issued 23 November 2015.
- ✓Verified by TechSoup, the global nonprofit technology marketplace, confirming our legal status, financial transparency, and mission alignment.
- ✓Approved for Microsoft Azure Nonprofit grants and Slack for Nonprofits — independently verified by two of the world's largest technology companies.
- ✓100% of net proceeds from ISPbills software subscriptions are reinvested into i4E's education and connectivity programs worldwide.
- ✓No private shareholders receive dividends; the organization is operated exclusively for the public benefit.
Supported by Nonprofit Programs from
As a registered nonprofit, Internet For Education (i4E) gratefully receives software, infrastructure, and community support from these organizations — enabling us to direct more of every dollar toward education and connectivity programs.
Brand names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners and are shown here to acknowledge the nonprofit programs that support Internet For Education (i4E). Their use does not imply endorsement of ISPbills products.
Programs We Run
Beyond building software, i4E runs active, on-the-ground programs that put internet access and digital skills directly into the hands of students and communities.
Free Campus WiFi Deployments
We design, fund, and install free wireless networks inside school buildings, college campuses, and community learning centers. Every deployment is secured with WPA2 Enterprise, content-filtered for age-appropriate educational material, and monitored 24/7. Students can connect their own devices and access curated e-learning platforms, digital libraries, and government educational portals without paying for mobile data.
Digital Literacy Workshops
Our facilitators visit partner schools and community centers to run structured digital-skills sessions. Workshops cover safe internet use, spotting misinformation, accessing government e-services, using productivity tools for coursework, and basic coding concepts. Since 2016, we have delivered workshops to thousands of students across Rangpur Division and partner districts.
ISP Capacity Building & Training
Small, locally-owned ISPs are the backbone of rural connectivity. We publish free technical documentation, host online training sessions, and maintain open educational resources covering MikroTik RouterOS, FreeRADIUS configuration, GPON/OLT deployment, and ISP billing best practices. This knowledge empowers community entrepreneurs to build sustainable businesses that serve their neighbors.
Connectivity for Underserved Communities
We partner with local authorities and NGOs to identify communities bypassed by commercial internet providers. Through subsidized hardware programs and zero-cost ISPbills licenses, we help mission-aligned operators launch sustainable community ISPs in areas that would otherwise remain unconnected — enabling remote learning, telemedicine referrals, and civic participation.
How ISPbills Funds the Mission
ISPbills is a self-sustaining social enterprise model: ISPs worldwide subscribe to use our platform to manage their billing, subscribers, and network infrastructure. The subscription revenue covers our operating costs — and 100 % of net proceeds are reinvested into i4E’s nonprofit programs.
This model means our software must genuinely compete on quality and value. We cannot rely on grants alone — we must earn the trust of commercial ISPs every day. That discipline makes us efficient and accountable. It also means every ISP that chooses ISPbills over a competitor is, indirectly, funding a student’s internet access.
We also offer the full ISPbills platform free of charge to qualifying schools, colleges, universities, and registered NGOs worldwide — removing the software cost barrier entirely for public-benefit organizations that want to run their own campus or community internet service.
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