Guest WiFi that connects you with your visitors
Mirror your physical venue with your online analytics, build detailed visitor profiles, increase return rates, and create opportunities to generate revenue
How does Guest WiFi work?
Overlay with your existing hardware
Our cloud-based software overlays your existing WiFi infrastructure, so no extra hardware is needed
Create your branded splash pages
Show visitors fully branded splash pages with multiple login methods
Get customers online
Collect real-time visitor data and get users online using our captive portal
Set up your integrations and automation
Connect Purple and your existing CRM system to use your data, or use our in-house automation tools
Gather feedback using MicroSurveys
Gather instant, real-time feedback on your venue quickly and easily
Build reporting
Create reports and dashboards with all the information you need, housed in our platform
Really get to know your visitors
Increase visitor loyalty with personalized messages
Reach your customers at the right place, at the right time
Find out exactly what your visitors think, quickly and easily with a 97% average response rate
Frequently Asked Questions
Put simply, guest WiFi is a way for visitors to access the internet. Unlike your standard WiFi networks, guest WiFi imposes limitations on the activities that your visitors can engage in while connected to your network.
While it is possible for network administrators to view the sites visited by end users, the Purple platform only provides venues with the ability to prevent access to certain domains safeguarding the user and the network.
The speed of a guest WiFi network can depend on the bandwidth that has been dedicated to it. Guest networks are often set up with lower bandwidth limits than your primary network.
Yes. Venues that use Purple’s guest WiFi have an additional layer of security protecting users and their personal data as they authenticate and get online.
Guest WiFi can elevate your businesses data collection; providing new insights into visitor demographics, venue behavior and key WiFi performance metrics.