NetBill360 gives ISPs and developers the billing, subscriptions, PPPoE, PAYGO, sessions, payments, and network controls they need — through one platform and one API.
MULTI-TEAM · PPPoE · PAYGO · WEBHOOKS · SELF-HOSTED
Run your ISP from the dashboard, or build your own experience on top of NetBill360. The platform handles the network complexity underneath.
Create isolated teams for ISPs, estates, campuses, hotels, resellers, or applications — each with its own subscribers, packages, routers, billing, and API credentials.
Manage PPPoE subscribers, packages, sessions, activation, suspension, reconnection, and disconnection without forcing developers to learn FreeRADIUS internals.
Support prepaid connectivity with wallets, usage, balances, credits, expiry, and automatic service suspension when credit runs out.
Expose subscribers, subscriptions, packages, connections, sessions, payments, usage, and network actions through a clean API built around business concepts.
React instantly to payments, subscription changes, connection events, session starts and stops, and usage updates without constantly polling the API.
NetBill360 connects your application layer to RADIUS and supported network equipment, keeping authentication, accounting, and provisioning complexity behind the platform.
Your developers work with subscribers, subscriptions, connections, and payments — not radcheck, radreply, CoA, or RADIUS accounting tables.
Mobile apps, web portals, WhatsApp tools, CRMs, estate platforms, or custom ISP software.
Create subscribers, subscribe packages, collect payments, inspect sessions, and control connectivity through simple API calls.
NetBill360 translates business actions into authentication, accounting, provisioning, suspension, and reconnection workflows.
FreeRADIUS, MikroTik, and other supported network infrastructure deliver the actual service.
NetBill360 is designed so your ISP team can operate the network and your developers can build on it without becoming RADIUS specialists.
Isolate customers, billing, packages, routers, API keys, users, and network data by team.
Build against stable concepts such as subscribers, services, subscriptions, connections, sessions, and usage.
Use scoped API credentials, webhooks, team permissions, and audit-friendly operations for production integrations.
Self-host NetBill360 and keep control of your operational data, billing environment, and network deployment.
Start with the operational platform, then expose the same infrastructure to your own applications as you grow.
Multi-currency billing and regional payment rails for ISPs across Africa, Asia, and beyond.
What operators say after moving billing and network operations onto NetBill360.
"NetBill360 reduced our billing errors by 95% and cut operational costs by 40%. The ROI was immediate."
"Implementation was seamless. We now have complete visibility into our network and finances."
"The automation saved us hundreds of hours monthly. Our team now focuses on growth, not manual tasks."
What operators and developers usually ask before building on NetBill360.
No. The public API is designed around subscribers, subscriptions, packages, connections, sessions, payments, and usage. NetBill360 handles the underlying RADIUS and network workflows.
Yes. Teams provide isolation for subscribers, packages, billing, routers, users, API credentials, and operational data so one platform can support multiple ISP or business environments.
Yes. Connectivity operations such as connect, disconnect, activate, suspend, and package changes can be exposed through the API while NetBill360 handles the network-side implementation.
Yes. PAYGO can be modelled around wallets, credits, usage, balances, subscriptions, and service state, allowing developers to build prepaid connectivity experiences.
Yes. Webhooks can notify your application about payments, subscription changes, connection events, and session activity so you do not have to continuously poll the API.
NetBill360 is designed for self-hosted deployment, allowing operators to run it on infrastructure they control while integrating their network and applications around it.
Run your own ISP, power a multi-team network, or give your developers an API that hides the complexity of FreeRADIUS and network provisioning.