MikrotikAdmin sets up your MikroTik hotspot, generates and prints the vouchers, and tracks what you earn — through guided wizards that show you exactly what will change before anything is changed.
14 days free · no card required · Windows · RouterOS 6 & 7
Most people selling internet access are not network engineers. They are running a lodge, a café, an estate or a small ISP — and the tooling assumes a level of RouterOS knowledge they were never meant to need.
One wrong bridge or DHCP setting and you lock yourself out of your own router. Most guides skip the step that saves you.
Generating, printing and reconciling ticket batches by hand does not scale past the first few customers.
Without tracking, the difference between vouchers sold and money collected is a guess.
Every task starts from something you want to achieve, asks a few plain questions, then shows you the exact changes before applying them.
A thirteen-step wizard builds the bridge, pool, DHCP, NAT, DNS, profile and hotspot server — and warns you before it captures the computer you are working from.
Create batches, print them on the paper you actually have, and keep every batch traceable afterwards.
Stop one customer saturating the link. Set a per-user cap or share the connection evenly, without hand-writing queue trees.
Block a device from the internet, let a printer skip the login page, or open a port — each as one guided task.
Add a second internet line that takes over automatically, and schedule router backups so a reset is not a disaster.
See what each batch was worth, what has been used, and what you are owed — without a spreadsheet.
Download and run it on any Windows machine on the same network as your router.
Enter the router address and login. It detects RouterOS 6 or 7 automatically.
Answer a few questions, review the changes, apply them.
Print your first batch of vouchers and start taking money.
Twenty-five ready-made login page designs. Pick one, add your logo and colours, download the HTML and upload it to your router. Free, and you do not need an account or a licence.
No subscription for the app itself. Start with the free trial, then pick the tier that matches what you need to do.
The cloud add-on extends your Standard or Pro licence to routers anywhere, and gives your customers a self-signup portal. It is an extension of the same app — not a different product.
No. That is the whole point. MikrotikAdmin asks what you want to achieve — "share bandwidth fairly", "block a device", "set up a hotspot" — then writes the RouterOS rules for you and shows you exactly what it will change before it changes anything.
Any router running RouterOS 6.4x or RouterOS 7.x with the API enabled. It detects the version on connect and uses the correct paths for that generation, including the different User Manager layouts.
Nothing, until you try to install a newer version. The copy you already have goes on working for good — same features, same router, no reminders and no lockout. What the renewal buys is versions published after your cover ended. If you download one of those without renewing, it will tell you plainly that this version is newer than your licence covers, and offer you two choices: renew, or reinstall the version you own. Your licence is never cancelled and your router is never touched. We would rather say this here than have you discover it a year from now.
Because MikroTik keeps changing RouterOS. A build from two years ago was written against the RouterOS of two years ago, and will eventually meet a release that moved a command or renamed a menu. If your routers stay on the RouterOS you have, you may never need another version — plenty of operators will not. Renew when you upgrade RouterOS, or when a feature you want lands. It is priced at 25% precisely so it is a decision you make, not a bill you cannot avoid.
No. Basic, Standard and Pro are bought once and keep working for good — there is no renewal you have to pay to go on using the software. The purchase includes twelve months of upgrades; after that a further year costs 25% of what you paid. What that buys is new versions: MikroTik keeps changing RouterOS, and a copy that stops being updated will eventually meet a RouterOS release it was never built for. Skip the renewal and the version you have carries on working exactly as it does today — on the RouterOS versions it already supports. The optional cloud add-on is billed monthly on top, per router.
No card, no account. Download it, connect to your router and print your first batch of vouchers today.