Wayfi provides carrier-grade Wi‑Fi offload solutions that extend cellular coverage inside venues and high‑traffic areas using existing Wi‑Fi infrastructure. 0 deployments enable operators to convert dead zones into fast, reliable hotspots, reducing cellular congestion and improving user experience without complex hardware changes.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Cellular signals often fail to reach indoor venues and high‑traffic areas, causing dropped calls, slow data, and a poor user experience. Operators must invest in additional base stations or complex infrastructure upgrades to address these dead zones.
Solution
Wayfi offers carrier‑grade Wi‑Fi offload that extends cellular coverage by leveraging an existing Wi‑Fi network. Using standards‑based Passpoint and Hotspot 2.0 configurations, mobile traffic is securely redirected onto the venue’s Wi‑Fi, reducing cellular congestion and delivering consistent service without hardware changes. The solution is delivered as a fully managed, plug‑and‑play deployment: Wayfi handles setup, compliance, and ongoing optimization, allowing operators to quickly convert poor‑signal areas into reliable hotspots. The platform also includes tools for monetizing the Wi‑Fi network through carrier partnerships, advertising, or data insights, turning connectivity improvements into revenue streams.
Target Audience
Primary customers are mobile network operators, venue owners, and enterprises that manage large indoor spaces and need to improve indoor cellular performance while leveraging existing Wi‑Fi infrastructure.
Features
- Turnkey Passpoint and Hotspot 2.0 configuration that works across major devices and carriers
- Secure, standards‑based cellular offload that automatically redirects mobile traffic to Wi‑Fi
- Fully managed deployment covering installation, regulatory compliance, and performance optimization
- Real‑time dashboard for monitoring offload performance, usage metrics, and revenue analytics
- Integration options for advertising, data insights, and carrier revenue sharing