Four very different jobs. One router.
Four guest WiFi case studies: a boutique hotel, a market, intercity coaches and short-term rentals. Same portal, same dashboard — and here’s what actually changed at each: logins, opt-ins, revenue, reviews.
20:15 · Boston
Case 01 · Boutique hotel
The rooms, the garden, and the seamless roaming in between.
A twenty-room boutique hotel with a large outdoor space to match. Guests log in once at check-in and roam — room to terrace to the far end of the lawn — without dropping or signing in again: the indoor and outdoor units hand them off between each other. The garden is covered, not just the corridor. And it isn’t a guest network bolted onto the hotel — the cameras, the TVs and the back office run on it too, and the owner sees the whole property on one screen.
Twenty rooms is the easy part; the garden is where hotel WiFi usually falls apart. Here the login from check-in follows guests to the last table on the lawn — and the cameras, the TVs, the whole building runs on the same network.
Jeremy Young · CEO, Diffusion WiFi · 20 roomsA boutique hotel · Boston, USA
- 20rooms on one branded login
- 1network, indoors and out · seamless roaming from room to lawn
- 1,100+unique devices a month
- Runs on
- Branded check-in portal
- Seamless roaming
- Outdoor coverage
- Cameras, TVs & back office
- Per-room mesh
- One dashboard
Also in hotels: a 42-room boutique in Bengaluru recovers $145/mo of its ISP bill and collects 800+ guest emails a month. · See it on a demo
17:30 · Gulu
Case 02 · Market WiFi
Sixty-plus access points. One front door.
Gulu Market already had WiFi — sixty-plus access points of its own, strung through the halls. Halo Core dropped into the office rack and put one branded portal, one dashboard and one set of rules in front of every one of them. The access points stayed where they were.
I expected a rip-and-replace. It was one box in the rack. Every access point we already had kept working — the difference is they all show one login now, and I can finally see all of them on one screen.
Network Manager · 60+ access pointsGulu Market · Gulu, Uganda
- 60+third-party access points, kept
- 1Halo Core in the rack · one portal on every AP
- 1M+UGX a month, collected through the portal
- Runs on
- Halo Core
- 60+ third-party APs
- Branded portal
- One dashboard
23:55 · On the highway
Case 03 · Bus WiFi
WiFi at 80 km/h.
Coaches and shuttles on 4G/5G backhaul, powered from the 12V line. Passengers join before the bus leaves the depot — and the operator finally knows who rides, per route, per day.
Passengers connect at the depot and stay connected the whole ride. We finally know who travels with us — and app downloads tripled from the portal banner.
Operations Head · Overnight coach fleet · 40 coachesGreenLine Coaches
- Runs on
- Halo Core, 12V powered
- 4G/5G SIM backhaul
- Portal on the move
- Per-route analytics
16:20 · Ontario
Every listing, remotely.
Routers couriered to new listings, self-installed in minutes, managed from one dashboard across the whole portfolio. The WiFi password rotates itself between stays.
Every new listing gets a router couriered over. It’s live before the cleaner leaves, and I see all nine properties from one screen.
Independent host · Nine listings across OntarioShort-term rental host · Ontario, Canada
- 9properties on one dashboard
- 12 minfrom box to live, self-installed
- 0site visits since switching
- Runs on
- Courier self-install
- Guest access per stay
- Remote reboot
- Portfolio dashboard
Across the fleet
The pattern, in numbers.
Numbers are operator-reported results. · See where HaloWiFi runs →
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