Video that earns active attention
Upload MP4 or WebM, or use a secure media URL. Make playback optional or require verified watch time before access continues.
Hotspot advertising & guest monetization
Place targeted banners, interstitials, external creatives or verified video between an eligible guest and internet access—without replacing the captive login your network already trusts.
Server-side progress checks count visible, normal-speed, forward playback. Pausing, hiding the page, seeking ahead or changing speed does not earn required viewing time.
Advertising does not replace the captive portal. ISPbills identifies the guest, checks account and onboarding state, selects one eligible campaign, then continues to RouterOS access.
Router, ISP group, mobile, MAC and account checks run first.
Customer, package and general campaigns follow explicit priority.
Show the message and verify any mandatory playback rule.
Completed guests continue through the existing RouterOS login.
Use the Hotspot customers, packages and routers already maintained in ISPbills. Specific-customer campaigns take precedence over package campaigns, and package campaigns take precedence over general delivery.
Start with the format, then control the layout, media, message, destination and audience from the same campaign record.
Upload MP4 or WebM, or use a secure media URL. Make playback optional or require verified watch time before access continues.
Use JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF creative with a tracked destination.
Deliver a focused announcement without requiring a media asset.
<script> creative.render()</script>Run approved embed code inside an isolated creative frame.
Review a 30-day summary with a 14-day activity trend, compare devices and portal languages, and inspect campaigns that are active, paused or still in draft.
Keep the first campaign small enough to validate every audience rule and continuation path.
Open online demoValidate identity, account checks, onboarding and RouterOS continuation.
Choose the creative, audience, viewing rule and delivery window.
Test matching and non-matching guests, completion, clicks and access.
Clear answers about targeting, verified video playback, campaign formats and paid vouchers.
Explore Hotspot documentation →No. The existing captive login, account checks, suspension rules and required verification run first. An eligible advertisement is the final gate before RouterOS grants internet access.
Yes. Campaigns can target selected routers, Hotspot packages or exact customers, then narrow delivery by device, language, schedule and priority.
The Continue action remains locked until the server verifies the configured amount of visible, normal-speed playback. Pausing, hiding the page, seeking ahead and changing speed do not earn progress.
Choose Spotlight for a focused full-page message, Split screen for creative alongside the login context, or Minimal for a lighter interruption.
Yes. Prepaid vouchers can be generated in batches and managed with validity controls for agent or counter-based distribution.
Use the English or Bangla Wi-Fi Hotspot Advertising & Guest Monetization guide in ISPbills documentation for field-by-field setup, examples, revenue models and launch testing.