Revenue per tower
See revenue, sessions and data by router, and what is not linked to one.
Where the money comes from
See which packages, customers and towers earn your revenue. Growing an ISP means knowing which sites pay for themselves and which packages sell. Revenue reporting follows the money through each period: payments against expenses, top packages and customers, revenue per router, the mix by payment method and progress towards this month’s targets.
Best sellers
Top packages and top customers for the period.
Money in versus out
Payments against expenses on one chart.
Private figures
Revenue shows only to staff allowed to see money.
How it works
Revenue reporting follows the money through the period: payments against expenses, which packages, customers and routers brought it in, and how it was paid. Figures appear only to staff allowed to see money.
How ISPs use it
Where to expand
Invest in the areas whose towers bring in the most.
Pricing decisions
Keep the packages that sell and retire the ones that do not.
Monthly targets
Give each site a goal and watch it through the month.
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Automated payment collection →
Each confirmed payment by mobile money, card or voucher flows straight into billing and renews the subscriber.
Follow the money. Try it for fourteen days.
Bill through Centipid and see revenue by router, package, customer and payment method.