Every guest, with their consent trail
For hotels, B&Bs & holiday lets
Direct bookings, not OTAs.
The booking site owns the guest until they log on to your Wi-Fi. From then on, they are your guest: a post-stay review request, a return offer for direct bookings, and a list you actually own.
We pay 15% commission to a site that never tells us who stayed.
Wi-Fi login gives you the guest’s email with consent, so next time they can book direct.
Guests leave and we never hear from them again.
A review request two days after checkout, then a return offer at the right season.
The Wi-Fi password is on a card at reception and everyone shares it.
Room-number or email login, time limits per stay, and a QR card in every room.
The hotel playbook
Three journeys. Switched on in a minute.
- Post-stay review
Two days after the last session, a short email with your Google or Tripadvisor link.
- Book direct next time
A return offer with a single-use code, sent when the guest is most likely to plan the next trip.
- Seasonal campaigns
Segment by last visit and send the winter break or summer weekend offer to the right people.
A 30-room hotel, worked example
Assumes 45 check-ins a week, 1.6 devices per guest and 40% email opt-in. Illustrative only.~18
new opted-in guests / week
2 days
after checkout, review request
£139
per month, 3-5 access points, Engage
Know when an access point drops
What hotels use most
- Hotel login template with room-number or email sign-in
- Session length and device limits per stay
- Post-stay review request and return-offer automations
- Access point offline alerts by email
- Data-export and "forget me" requests handled in the dashboard
- HubSpot, Mailchimp or Klaviyo sync for opted-in guests
- Portal in English, Welsh and 14 more languages
Questions hotels ask
Does it work with our existing access points?
Yes, on Grandstream, Ubiquiti UniFi, Aruba, Meraki, Omada, MikroTik and other routers that support an external captive portal or RADIUS.
Can guests stay logged in for the whole stay?
Yes. Set the session length per site (for example 3 days) and how many devices each guest may connect.
Where is guest data kept?
On WiFinger servers in the UK (London). WiFinger acts as your processor under a Data Processing Agreement, which lists every sub-processor (for example SMS or AI providers, only if you switch them on) and the safeguards for any transfer outside the UK.
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