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CaptiFi vs GoZone WiFi

CaptiFi logo GoZone WiFi logo

Features and prices side by side, with GoZone WiFi's details taken from its own website, and a short verdict on which venues each one suits.

Quick verdict: CaptiFi or GoZone WiFi?

GoZone WiFi covers WiFi marketing, presence analytics and login page advertising as three products, with plans from a free ads-based tier to $99 a month and hardware guides for a wide range of networks. CaptiFi prices per venue in six currencies, with extra access points at a venue included, and includes its WiFi device on every plan.

About GoZone WiFi

What is GoZone WiFi?

GoZone WiFi sells guest WiFi as three products: Marketing4WiFi for captive portal data capture and campaigns, Presence4WiFi for presence analytics, and Ads4WiFi for advertising on the login page. Its plans page lists a free, ads-based Business Starter plan on compatible equipment, then Essentials at $39 a month, Professional at $69 and Professional Plus at $99, each paid plan with one access point licence, and talks to larger and multi-location venues directly; Professional adds smart coupons and loyalty offers. Its homepage lists triggered email, SMS and Twitter campaigns. Its hardware guides cover 28 categories, including Ubiquiti, TP-Link Omada, Cisco Meraki, Aruba, MikroTik, Ruckus, Fortinet, Juniper Mist and Cambium, and its integrations page lists Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Constant Contact, Zapier, Twilio and WhatsApp, along with the restaurant tools GoTab, Fishbowl, Paytronix, PAR Punchh and Thanx. Its support site says SMS is an additional feature added through support, and that an access point, Smart Launch or managed services can be added to an account.

Side by side

Feature comparison

Feature by feature comparison of CaptiFi and GoZone WiFi
Feature
CaptiFi
GoZone WiFi
Published prices Essentials to Pro, in six currencies; Enterprise custom $0, $39, $69 and $99 a month; larger set-ups with its team
Access points on the plan Extra access points at a venue included One access point licence on each paid plan
WiFi device from the provider Included on every plan, refundable deposit Access point available as an add-on
UniFi, Omada and Meraki Yes Yes
Aruba, MikroTik and Ruckus Yes (Aruba Instant On) Yes
Email campaigns From Essentials Automated marketing campaigns from Essentials
Text messages From Growth An additional feature, added through support
Review requests From Essentials A help article shows a Smart E-mail linking ratings to Yelp or Trip Adviser
POS and ordering integrations Square GoTab and Fishbowl
Loyalty Points or stamp card and Leat, from Growth Coupons and loyalty offers; Paytronix, PAR Punchh and Thanx
Advertising on the login page No Ads4WiFi
Marketing consent on the login page Every plan, recorded with a time stamp Optional opt-in consent element

Last reviewed 28 October 2026. Pricing and features change: check the GoZone WiFi site for the most current information.

Details about GoZone WiFi are from its own website, checked 28 October 2026. Sources: GoZone WiFi plans, GoZone WiFi homepage, GoZone WiFi support site, GoZone WiFi support: hardware, GoZone WiFi support: integrations, GoZone WiFi support: SMS on a hotspot, GoZone WiFi support: adding services, products and add-ons, GoZone WiFi support: opt-in marketing consent, GoZone WiFi support: Smart E-mail review idea.

GoZone WiFi strengths

  • Published plans, from a free ads-based Business Starter to Professional Plus at $99 a month
  • Three products from one vendor: Marketing4WiFi, Presence4WiFi and Ads4WiFi
  • Hardware guides for 28 categories, including Ubiquiti, Omada, Meraki, Aruba, MikroTik, Ruckus, Fortinet, Juniper Mist and Cambium
  • Coupons and loyalty offers, and restaurant integrations listed: GoTab, Fishbowl, Paytronix, PAR Punchh and Thanx
  • Advertising space on the login page through Ads4WiFi

Where CaptiFi differs

  • CaptiFi prices Essentials to Pro in six currencies, and extra access points at the same venue are included.
  • CaptiFi includes its WiFi device on every plan against a refundable deposit.
  • CaptiFi connects to Square tills and to Leat from Growth.
  • Points or stamp card loyalty, table bookings and event tickets come with CaptiFi Growth.
  • Every CaptiFi plan has a 30-day trial.
Who should pick what

Which venues each one suits

Pick GoZone WiFi if

Venues and partners that want a free ads-based starting plan, presence analytics or advertising on the login page from the same vendor as their WiFi marketing, and that use restaurant tools such as GoTab, Paytronix, Punchh or Thanx.

Pick CaptiFi if

Venue operators who want prices in six currencies with extra access points included, a WiFi device on a refundable deposit, Square till data and loyalty from Growth, and a 30-day trial.

Pricing

Pricing side by side

CaptiFi

£39/month for Essentials, billed yearly

or £49/month billed monthly

  • The CaptiFi device on every plan, refundable deposit
  • Every integration included on Growth and above
  • A 30-day trial on every plan; you add a card to start

GoZone WiFi

GoZone WiFi's plans page, read on 28 October 2026, lists Business Starter at $0 forever (ads-based login, compatible equipment required), Essentials at $39 (USD) a month, Professional at $69 and Professional Plus at $99, each of the three paid plans including one access point licence, with Professional adding up to 1,000 CRM contact records; it notes that additional options may apply, and enterprise and multi-location set-ups are worked out with its team. Its support site describes SMS as an additional feature and lists an access point, Smart Launch and managed services as add-ons. CaptiFi Essentials is £49 a month, or £39 a month billed yearly, in six currencies, with extra access points at a venue included and a 30-day trial on every plan.

Last reviewed 28 October 2026. Check the GoZone WiFi site for current pricing.

Lite: £19.99 a month on your own network

Already have UniFi, Omada or Meraki? Lite is guest capture and CSV export on the access points you have, 500 new guests a month, for one site. The splash page keeps CaptiFi branding.

The switch

How switching from GoZone WiFi works

1

Start your free trial

Start a 30-day trial on any plan. You add a card to start, no plan payment is taken during the trial, and the CaptiFi device ships on every plan against a refundable deposit.

2

Connect your WiFi

Point your existing access points at CaptiFi (UniFi, TP-Link Omada, Cisco Meraki, Aruba Instant On, MikroTik, Ruckus and more) or plug in the CaptiFi device.

3

Switch off GoZone WiFi

Rebuild your splash page, turn on email and review automation, and cancel your GoZone WiFi subscription once you're confident.

Common questions

CaptiFi vs GoZone WiFi FAQs

How does GoZone WiFi pricing compare with CaptiFi?

GoZone WiFi's plans page, read on 28 October 2026, lists Business Starter at $0 forever (ads-based login, compatible equipment required), Essentials at $39 (USD) a month, Professional at $69 and Professional Plus at $99, each of the three paid plans including one access point licence, with Professional adding up to 1,000 CRM contact records; it notes that additional options may apply, and enterprise and multi-location set-ups are worked out with its team. Its support site describes SMS as an additional feature and lists an access point, Smart Launch and managed services as add-ons. CaptiFi Essentials is £49 a month, or £39 a month billed yearly, in six currencies, with extra access points at a venue included and a 30-day trial on every plan.

When should I pick GoZone WiFi over CaptiFi?

Venues and partners that want a free ads-based starting plan, presence analytics or advertising on the login page from the same vendor as their WiFi marketing, and that use restaurant tools such as GoTab, Paytronix, Punchh or Thanx.

When should I pick CaptiFi over GoZone WiFi?

Venue operators who want prices in six currencies with extra access points included, a WiFi device on a refundable deposit, Square till data and loyalty from Growth, and a 30-day trial.

Competitor names and logos are trade marks of their respective owners and are shown only to identify the products being compared. CaptiFi is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any company named on this page. Feature and pricing notes describe each product as we found it on its own public website on the date shown, and may since have changed; check the vendor's current terms before you buy. If you work for one of these companies and something here is out of date, email hello@captifi.io. Trade mark notices.

CaptiFi is a guest WiFi marketing and captive portal platform for restaurants, bars, pubs, cafes, hotels, gyms, salons, retail and short-term rentals, built by CaptiFi Ltd in the UK and sold in GBP, USD, EUR, CAD, AUD and NZD to venues worldwide.