Cafés and coffee shops
People sit on your Wi-Fi for three hours and buy one flat white.
At least get their email for it. Then tell them about the pastry that comes out at four when the place is empty.
- Works with any broadband
- Live in under an hour
- Nothing changes on your router
- 30 days to change your mind
Common problems
The laptop crowd uses more Wi-Fi than anyone and spends the least.
Between two and four the place empties and the coffee still costs the same to make.
Your loyalty card lives in someone’s wallet and you can’t message a wallet.
What you’d actually use it for
The dead hour hits
Message the regulars who come in mornings and give them a reason to come back at three.
A new roast lands
The people who sit in every week are the ones who’ll care, and now you can tell them.
You’re running a loyalty scheme
Sign-ups happen at the Wi-Fi login rather than at the till while a queue builds.
The weather turns
One message about soup, sent to people who live close enough to walk.
You add evening opening
Tell the daytime regulars first. They already know where you are and what you’re like.
Someone’s in for the fifth time
You’ll be able to see it. A free coffee on the fifth visit costs you very little and buys a regular.
Built for the router in your cupboard
Guest Wi-Fi software normally expects you to already own commercial networking equipment, fitted by a contractor. Most small venues don’t, and there is no reason they should.
If your router came in a box from BT, Sky, Virgin or anyone else, this was built for you. We supply the equipment. You keep the broadband you’ve got.
“I don’t want to annoy people who just want to work.”
One field, one button, and they’re online. Ticking the marketing box is optional and the Wi-Fi works either way. Most people give an email because it’s faster than waiting for a member of staff to give them a password.
Kiln Coffee
Enter your email address to get online.
Fresh pastries from 8am.
Wi-Fi is not conditional on consent
You’re online
Kiln Coffee
Wi-Fi by Margovy