Turn your Wi-Fi into a monthly revenue stream
Earn from the network you already run
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How it works
Step 1
We confirm your venue qualifies
If you operate a large indoor building with people on site, you're likely pre-qualified. Airports, arenas, hotels, gyms, sports complexes and restaurants all work. Tell us your location and how many access points you run, and we'll estimate what your network can generate each month.
Step 2
We enable Passpoint on your network
For larger venues, we convert the enterprise access points you already run, so there is no new hardware to install. For smaller sites, we provide a compact, secure Passpoint unit. Either way, the setup routes carrier traffic over Wi-Fi instead of expensive and congested cell towers, improving service for T-Mobile, AT&T and Google customers inside your building.
Step 3
You get paid every month
Once Passpoint is live, the carriers pay for the traffic your network carries and you receive a share every month. No need to switch your internet service provider, and no change to your guest Wi-Fi. You get paid for the network you are already running.
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Who we are
Trusted by over 300+ venues
Passpoint Partners has over a decade of experience architecting and deploying wireless solutions for Fortune 500 companies. Our founders have led large‑scale network rollouts for global retailers, hospitality chains, and healthcare providers—so we understand firsthand the challenges of designing rock‑solid connectivity that scales, performs, and stays secure under pressure.
Built for high-traffic venues
Large indoor venues share the same problem: hundreds or thousands of people inside a building where cell service struggles. Airports, arenas, hotels, gyms and sports complexes already run enterprise Wi-Fi to serve them, but that network sits on the books as a pure cost. We saw a way to turn it into a revenue line using infrastructure that is already in place.
We fix your coverage issues
Passpoint is enterprise-grade and integrates seamlessly with the network you already run. There are no installation fees, no long-term contracts, and no surprise charges. Your guests get better cell reception inside the building, and you get paid for it.
FAQs
Our most asked questions
This seems too good to be true. What do you get out of this?
What is Passpoint?
Passpoint is a technology that allows mobile devices to automatically connect to a secure Wi-Fi network which mitigates service quality issues related to poor cellular network coverage. In short, the device improves cell phone coverage while reducing congestion on cellular towers.
Is Passpoint secure?
Absolutely. Passpoint uses enterprise-grade security with the latest protocols, such as WPA2 and WPA3, for enhanced security and protection against hacking attempts. All data that passes through the unit is encrypted and 100% anonymized. Below are some of the other security features Passpoint utilizes.
Access Point (AP) Mode
Wireless access points can operate in multiple modes. Your unit is joined to your network in AP Mode. AP Mode creates an independent network from your host network, as opposed to other modes that bridge the two networks together. This mode enables segmentation of the host network and the Passpoint device. The device comes with its own networking services, like DHCP and DNS.
Client Isolation
Another benefit of Passpoint wireless deployment is client isolation, which is not feasible for most wireless networks. For example, a laptop and a printer are clients of a network and need to communicate, but in the Passpoint deployment, clients can be isolated entirely. The only communication allowed is between the user’s device and the internet. Users’ devices cannot communicate with one another, preventing traditional network attacks.
Reject WAN Traffic
Any data traffic coming from outside the AP is blocked, and not routed to internal hosts. This reduces the attack surface and makes Passpoints a harder target. This can be done as the network is intended solely for subscribers’ outbound requests, and no internal clients or services need to be externally exposed.
Host LAN Block
Another security feature of Passpoint is the Host LAN Blocking feature. This feature blocks any traffic from a user from accessing devices in the host network. This allows you to deploy the Passpoint via any ethernet connection without worrying about exposing your host network to devices connecting to the Passpoint networks.
For more technical details and security information, check out the link here.
Does Passpoint interfere with point-of-sale systems? Will it impact my Wi-Fi connection in any way?
No, the Passpoint unit does not interfere with your point-of-sale system or any other operational technology you use. While it does plug into your Wi-Fi router, it works independently without disrupting your signal or business processes.
How long does Passpoint installation take?
Installation is quick and easy. We ship out the device to our hosts and schedule a quick 10 minute call to walk them through the install. There’s no technical knowledge needed on your end.
Would I need to change my current Internet Service Provider (ISP) or phone plan?
No, you can keep both your plans as they are.
What if I don’t want to use your service anymore?
No worries—there’s no commitment. If you ever decide to stop, simply let us know, and we’ll unplug the device. It’s not integrated into any of your systems, so it’s a straightforward process.
Does Passpoint have access to my customers data?
Absolutely not. Your customers data is encrypted and anonymized. Passpoint simply transfers the anonymized data on behalf of mobile networks via a secure Wi-Fi connection.
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