Guest WiFi Plate
Guests tap to join your WiFi without typing a password.
Install time: Same day · about 15 minutes on site
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Overview
A small adhesive plate with your network name printed on it and the WiFi credentials written into the tag. The guest taps it and the phone offers to join the network — no password read out across the counter, no handwritten sign taped to the till.
The point is the twenty times a day someone asks your staff for the password. It also means you can use a long password instead of the four-digit one everyone in the neighbourhood already knows.
What’s included
- Adhesive plate for the wall or table
- Network and password written to the tag
- Printed QR for older phones
- Rewritten free when you change the password
Best for: Cafés where people sit and work.
How it works
- 1
Tell us the network name and password; we write both into the tag.
- 2
We stick the plate where guests sit — wall, window ledge, table edge.
- 3
The guest taps and accepts the prompt to join the network.
- 4
When you change the password, message us and we rewrite the tag for free.
Specs
| Size | 2 × 2 in plate, 2 mm thick, adhesive backing |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | NFC WiFi record (WPA/WPA2) plus printed QR |
| Power | None — passive tag |
| Compatibility | Android joins from the tag directly; iPhone joins from the QR |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Install & support
What we do on site
We write the WiFi record, test joining on an iPhone and an Android, and mount the plate where guests actually look for it rather than behind the register.
How long it takes
About 15 minutes.
What you need to prepare
The exact network name and password, and a guest network if your till runs on the same router — we will tell you if it does.
Questions about this product
- Does this work on iPhone?
- iPhones do not join WiFi from an NFC tag, so the plate carries a printed QR as well — iOS reads it from the camera and offers to join. Android does it from the tap.
- Is it safe to put the password on a tag?
- It is exactly as safe as the sign on the wall, and safer than reusing your office password. Put your guests on a separate guest network and the till stays isolated either way.
- What happens when we change the password?
- Message us on WhatsApp. If we are nearby we rewrite it the same day; otherwise we send you a written tag in the post at no charge.