Visitors connect
A customer or visitor chooses your guest WiFi network on their phone, tablet or laptop.
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WiFi Register lets customers and visitors connect through a simple branded welcome page, giving them convenient internet access while helping your business grow a genuinely opted-in marketing audience.
Welcome to our guest WiFi
A better welcome
Customers expect WiFi to be easy. WiFi Register replaces the shared password with a professional welcome page that works across phones, tablets and laptops.
The same system can be adapted for almost any business that provides internet access to customers, members or visitors. It makes connecting simpler and turns a useful service into an opportunity to keep in touch—with permission.
How it works
A customer or visitor chooses your guest WiFi network on their phone, tablet or laptop.
Instead of asking a member of staff for a password, they are welcomed by a simple registration page carrying your branding.
After completing the short journey, they can use the WiFi. Marketing permission is a clear, separate choice.
Useful on both sides
A smooth connection for your guests, a more professional WiFi experience for your venue and practical tools to support your marketing.
No password cards, chalkboards or repeated questions at the bar or reception desk.
Collect names and email addresses for marketing only from visitors who actively agree to hear from you.
Show offers, events, services or sponsor messages while visitors connect.
Give customers a professional welcome using your venue’s logo, colours and message.
View registrations, manage promotional content and export permitted data from your own portal.
WiFi Register is cloud hosted, with local installations personally managed by GingerWeb.
Made to fit your venue
The welcome page and wording can be adapted around your customers, your setting and the way you want to use the service.
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Tell us about your venue and current WiFi setup. We’ll explain what is possible and what would be involved, in plain English.