One system for billing, RADIUS and your OLTs.
FluxBill runs the business side of a fiber, PPPoE or hotspot ISP, and keeps it connected to the network. When a customer pays, their internet comes back on by itself.
Made in the Philippines for Philippine ISPs. Works with MikroTik, Huawei and ZTE.
What it does
Each line out of the splitter is a part of FluxBill. They share one customer record, so billing, the network and your field team always agree on who is paid, who is connected and what needs fixing.
Billing and statements
Invoices and statements of account are generated every billing cycle and sent as PDFs. Every peso is recorded in a ledger per customer.
Advance or arrears billing, installation and reconnection fees, discounts and adjustments.RADIUS
Logs in PPPoE and hotspot users and applies each plan's speed. Overdue accounts are cut off automatically and reconnected as soon as they pay.
Live sessions and usage per subscriber. Works with MikroTik routers.OLT and ONU
Find new ONUs and provision them on Huawei and ZTE OLTs from the CRM, without opening a terminal.
Optical power and status per ONU, and saved settings per plan.Online payments
Customers pay with Maya, cards or any QR Ph wallet including GCash, or over the counter through ECPay. The payment posts to their account straight away.
WiFi self-service
Customers change their WiFi name and password from the app, through TR-069, instead of calling your support line.
Remote reboot, device details, and a record of every change.SMS and email
Due-date reminders, receipts, disconnection warnings and outage notices go out on their own. You edit the wording once.
Tickets and job orders
Applications, installations, repairs and outages are tracked from request to finish and assigned to a technician.
Warehouse and inventory
Track ONUs, cable and routers from the warehouse to each technician. Technicians hand stock to each other by scanning a QR code.
Also included for larger networks: network monitoring and traffic charts, CGNAT and IP address management, VLANs, and router config backups.
Four apps on one system
Your office, your subscribers, your technicians and new applicants each get a screen made for what they do.
Admin CRM
Customers, billing, payments, tickets, OLTs and reports, with separate access for billing, support and operations staff.
Customer portal and app
Check bills and statements, pay online, report a problem and change WiFi settings, on the web or Android.
Technician app
Job orders, service orders, fees and stock. It keeps working without signal and syncs when the phone is back online.
Online signup
Applicants pick a plan, pin their house on a map and upload an ID. Coverage is checked before they finish.
How we set you up
Setup usually takes a few days once we have access to your routers and OLTs.
Install and connect
We set up servers sized for your subscriber count, connect your MikroTik routers and OLTs, and enter your plans and payment channels.
Move your customers over
We import your customers and their balances, then train your billing, support and field staff on their apps.
Grow on it
You pay per active subscriber. When you outgrow a server tier, we move you to the next one.
Pricing
You pay once to get set up. After that, each month is ₱10 per subscriber plus the server hosting for your size.
One-time setup: installation, data import and staff training
Per active subscriber, per month. All four apps and updates included
Server hosting per month, depending on your subscriber count
| Subscriber fee | |
| Server hosting | |
| Each month | / month |
| Setup, paid once | ₱20,000 |
| First payment (setup and first month) |
Over 5,000 subscribers
At this size we plan the servers around your network, so the hosting is quoted separately. The ₱10 per subscriber rate stays the same.
Ask for a quote| Subscribers | Servers | Hosting per month | Monthly total at the top of the tier |
|---|
Hosting uses PacificNode's published plans as of November 2026, VAT included, and is charged at cost. The ₱10 fee counts subscribers who are active that month.
Try the demo
The demo runs on made-up data for a sample ISP, so you can click anything. The signup form is open to everyone. Message us for logins to the other three, or for a walkthrough with our team.
Ask for demo loginsQuestions ISPs ask
Who counts as a subscriber?
Any customer whose account is active that month. Disconnected and terminated accounts aren't counted.
What equipment does it work with?
MikroTik routers for PPPoE and hotspot, Huawei and ZTE OLTs for ONU provisioning, and TR-069 capable ONUs for WiFi self-service.
How can my customers pay?
Maya, debit and credit cards, and QR Ph wallets including GCash, all through Maya Checkout. ECPay is available for over-the-counter payments. Payments post to the customer's account automatically.
Can you move my current customers over?
Yes. Importing your customers, plans and balances from spreadsheets or your current system is part of the setup fee.
Who owns the data?
You do. It sits on servers used only by your ISP, and you can export it whenever you want.
What happens when I grow?
The subscriber fee follows your count each month. When you reach the next hosting tier, we plan the move to bigger servers with you ahead of time.
See it on your own numbers
Send us a message with your subscriber count and the equipment you use. We'll show you FluxBill and send a quote.