One place to change
Edit a package and billing, the network and the portal pick it up.
Define a plan once
Set each package’s price, speed and allowance once, and everything follows it. When prices live in one place, speeds in the router and data limits in someone’s head, customers get what they did not pay for. A Centipid package holds the price, duration, speed, burst, data allowance and fair use rule together, and billing, RADIUS and the portal all read from it.
Any kind of plan
Hotspot, PPPoE, bundles, trials and TV packages sit side by side.
Fair use built in
Set a monthly limit, then throttle or block past it.
Launch quietly
Keep a package live, hidden or off while you test a new offer.
How it works
Packages define what a subscriber buys: the price, how long it lasts, how fast it runs and how much data it includes. Set a package once, and billing, RADIUS and the portal all read from it.
How ISPs use it
Price changes
Update what a package costs without editing every subscriber.
Trial offers
Give new customers a free trial that becomes a paid package.
Data bundles
Sell data bundles alongside monthly plans from the same catalogue.
More in Network
RADIUS authentication →
Use current subscriber and package status for authentication, authorization and accounting.
MikroTik provisioning →
Bring MikroTik routers into Centipid with consistent identity, access and service settings.
Live sessions and usage →
See who is online, where each session started and how usage is moving.
Build your packages. Try it for fourteen days.
Create your plans with their price, speed and allowance, and billing, RADIUS and the portal follow.