We bring the connectivity, the paywall, and the payouts. Your guests get online in seconds — you earn a share of every pass sold, with zero kit to run.
No trenching. No fibre. No IT team. Just power and a patch of sky.
How it works
We ship self-contained boxes to your site. You give them power; they give the whole field WiFi.
A few satellite-fed base stations split the load across the site — up on a pole, powered by battery with solar top-up.
Coverage boxes repeat the signal across stages, bars, camping and gates — one eventiwifi network, everywhere.
Guests join eventiwifi, pick free or a paid pass — by data or time — pay by card, and they're on.
For organisers
Most events treat WiFi as a cost. We make it a line of revenue — and take the whole headache off your plate.
Guests pay for data or time; you take an agreed cut. Settled automatically to your account via Stripe.
Watch users, sales and your earnings in real time — plus which hotspots are online across the site.
We ship, configure and support the boxes. Your crew just plugs in power — no IT, no config, no cabling.
A private, unmetered network for tills, box office, bars and stewards — separate from the paying guest side.
Partner with us
Tell us the site, the dates and the expected crowd. We'll size the base stations, mesh and power, and agree a revenue share that works for both of us.
Talk to us →Festivals · shows · markets · sporting events · anywhere the signal doesn't reach.
Everyone else rents you internet and sends an invoice. We put the coverage in and let the people using it pay for it — so connectivity stops being a line you swallow and becomes one that earns.
They join, the payment page opens itself, and they are online in seconds. No app, no account, nothing for you to hand out.
When the mobile networks saturate, card machines stop and a trader loses the day. Put them on the WiFi and they keep selling.
People message each other across your site even when nothing else works, because it never leaves the field. Nobody else offers this.
Kit arrives already configured. Plug it in and it finds the others, joins up and starts serving — no engineer, no laptop.
Who has paid is decided on the box beside them. Lose the satellite link and everybody already online stays online.
Draw your ground on a map and see the coverage it takes to do it properly, before you commit to anything.
Most temporary connectivity is bonded mobile broadband — several SIMs tied together, still using the same masts as every phone on your site. When those masts fill up, so does the service that was sold to you as the answer to them filling up. We come in by satellite instead: it does not queue behind your crowd and it works where there is no mast worth using.
It started with festivals in the middle of a field. The same kit covers anywhere the infrastructure was never built — for a weekend, a season, or until the line finally arrives.
Guests pay for their own, you take a share, and nothing is buried in the field.
Statics, tourers and the bar covered — earning every season.
Cabins online this week instead of whenever the line is provisioned.
Berth holders stay for months. Liveaboards stay for years.
Up on Friday, gone on Monday, stalls taking cards throughout.
The barn on the hill and the marquee beside it, on one connection.
Unit base and production office, wherever the shoot lands.
Hundreds of traders all taking card payments at once.
A cut cable, a flood, or a space taken at short notice. Working today.
Built to sit beside Eventifestival.com, so the event you are already running and the network that covers it belong together rather than being two suppliers who have never spoken.