Guest WiFi that reaches the far pitches - for campsites, caravan and holiday parks, glamping sites, holiday lets and B&Bs - with a voucher or login per pitch or stay, fair sharing of the line and fixes done remotely.
A campsite or holiday park is a wide, open area with guests spread across pitches, caravans and chalets, often on a rural line that was never fast. Put up a couple of access points with one shared password and the result is predictable: the pitches near reception are fine, the far field gets nothing, and one family streaming takes the line from everyone else.
iberry plans coverage across the site and runs the guest side from the cloud. Each pitch, caravan or booking gets its own voucher or login with its own speed and data allowance, so the line is shared by rule. Outdoor access points on MikroTik, TP-Link Omada or Ubiquiti UniFi are monitored remotely, and a fault is usually fixed before the evening rush - without anyone driving out.
Printed vouchers valid for the length of the booking, with a device limit so one code is not shared across the field.
Outdoor access points and point-to-point links planned across pitches, chalets and the clubhouse.
A free, slower allowance for everyone and faster vouchers for guests who want to stream or work.
Per-guest caps that make a small or costly line go further, with a second line as automatic backup.
The same network covers the bar, restaurant and shop, with the till and staff kept on their own network.
Every session recorded per voucher and device, available to the site owner when someone asks.
Campsites and caravan parks, holiday parks with lodges and statics, glamping sites, holiday let and holiday cottage operators with several properties, B&Bs and guest houses, and marinas. For hotels see hotel WiFi worldwide; for Europe in general see hotel WiFi in Europe.
In your language: WLAN für Hotels, Ferienwohnungen und Camping · WiFi pour hôtel, camping et gîte · WiFi para hoteles y apartamentos turísticos · WiFi per hotel · WiFi voor horeca.
With outdoor access points placed across the site and, where cable cannot reach, point-to-point wireless links between them. We plan the layout from a site map; a local installer fits it and we configure and manage it remotely.
Yes. Vouchers can be valid for the length of the booking, with a device limit, and can be printed at reception or handed out at check-in.
Yes. A free, slower allowance and paid faster vouchers can run side by side. Payment is taken by you, at reception or with the booking; the platform does not take card payments on the login page.
In the iberry cloud, hosted in India. For guests from the EU or UK that is a transfer to a third country under data-protection law; check with your data-protection adviser before you start.
Published plans in India start at ₹30,000 one-time with ₹15,000 yearly maintenance; outside India every project is quoted on its own, because the hardware is usually bought locally.
Country, number of pitches or units, the size of the site and the internet line you have. A site map helps.
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