Guest WiFi for bars that keeps the conversation going between nights out.
Your venue gives people something to talk about. Use guest WiFi to offer a branded welcome and a choice to hear about what’s happening next.
Illustrative venue sceneMake the connection
count for something.
A guest WiFi login is a moment of attention you already have. Use it to introduce your brand, collect a useful contact and offer a clear choice to stay in touch.
Then follow up with the people who want to hear from you, when you have something worth sharing.
Explore the platformThree moments.
One better relationship.
Set the tone from the first login.
A guest portal with your identity brings your venue’s personality into the connection.
Keep an audience for your next event.
Build a contact list with explicit marketing preferences. Capture email addresses and export them on Starter.
Make the next night worth opening.
Share a relevant event or seasonal update with opted in guests through Growth campaigns once they go live (they are not live yet). Keep the message useful and the unsubscribe clear.
Busy nights capture. Quiet nights invite.
Put the age gate on the login.
The login can ask guests to confirm their age before they get online, which a bar should switch on before the first busy night.
Capture on the weekend, invite midweek.
Friday and Saturday fill the guest list. A Thursday note to the guests who said yes, about a quiz, a band or a new menu, gives them a reason to come back on a quieter night. Campaigns are on Growth and not live yet, so draft it now and it is ready.
Send before the big match, not after.
For a sports bar, the useful message goes out the day before a fixture to opted in guests. Quiet hours run from 21:00 to 09:00 venue time by default, so a late night send waits for the morning.
Find a better invitation.
Practical guidance for planning a first portal or fixing one that is already running.
Read the guideYour existing hardware. A new welcome.
Works on TP-Link Omada and Ubiquiti UniFi networks only. Check the controller and test on a pilot guest network before rollout.
Check compatibilityStart free. Choose more when you need it.
Starter: one location and 500 logins a month, free. Growth: $49 a month, three locations, 5,000 logins, Mailchimp sync and email campaigns as email goes live at your venue. Hardware and internet are separate.
Compare plansHow does guest WiFi work for bars & venues?
Can the WiFi login ask guests to confirm their age?
Yes. The login has an age gate you can switch on, so guests confirm they are old enough before they get online.
Is guest WiFi marketing free for a bar?
Starter is free forever for one location and 500 guest logins a month, with no card. Growth is $49 a month for three locations and 5,000 logins.
Does it work with the WiFi we already have?
Only if your network is TP-Link Omada or Ubiquiti UniFi, managed from its controller. Those are the two systems VoqadoWiFi supports. Run the free hardware checker first, and test on a second guest network before you move your real one.
Will guests be signed up to marketing without asking?
No. Accepting the WiFi terms and agreeing to hear from you are two separate boxes, and the marketing box starts unticked. The wording each guest saw is stored with their answer.
Can we message guests late at night?
Messages respect quiet hours, 21:00 to 09:00 venue time by default, so a late send waits for the morning. Campaigns are part of Growth and are rolling out.
Make your WiFi
part of the welcome.
See it through your guests’ eyes. Then make it your own.
Free forever on Starter. One location. 500 guest logins per month.