ISP bandwidth management software, linked to billing
Set plan speeds and data limits once, and ISPMate applies them on your network through RADIUS and your bandwidth manager. Expired users are suspended and paid users are restored automatically.
What is ISP bandwidth management software?
ISP bandwidth management software controls how much speed and data each subscriber gets. It applies plan speed limits, fair-usage policies and session rules on your routers and access servers, so every customer gets what they pay for and heavy users don’t slow down the rest of the network.
Most ISPs already run a bandwidth manager or RADIUS server. The problem is that it isn’t connected to billing: someone has to change speeds by hand when a plan is upgraded, and disable users when they don’t pay. ISPMate connects the two, so the network always follows the bill.
From plan to connection, automatically
Create plans
Define speed, data limit, FUP and validity for each plan in ISPMate.
Sync to the network
Plans map to speed profiles in RADIUS and your bandwidth manager.
Subscriber connects
On PPPoE login, the right speed and limits are applied to the session.
Billing controls access
Expired users are suspended; when they pay, the connection is restored.
Bandwidth control your team will actually use
Plan-based speed limits
Upload and download speeds applied per plan, and changed instantly when a subscriber upgrades.
Data limits and FUP
Set data caps and fair-usage policies, with speeds reduced or plans paused when a limit is reached.
Auto suspend and restore
Connections are suspended on expiry and reconnected as soon as the payment is received.
Usage and session monitoring
See active sessions and data usage per subscriber, so support can answer “slow internet” calls quickly.
Billing in the same system
GST invoices, online payments, renewals and dues, all linked to each subscriber’s connection.
Resellers and branches
Separate plans, limits and pricing for resellers and areas, with the owner seeing everything.
Works with your bandwidth manager and NAS
Keep the network you already have. ISPMate connects with popular bandwidth management systems and access servers used by Indian ISPs.
Bandwidth manager alone vs with ISPMate
| Task | Bandwidth manager alone | With ISPMate |
|---|---|---|
| Change speed on plan upgrade | edit user by hand | automatic on upgrade |
| Disable unpaid users | manual, often missed | automatic on expiry |
| Restore after payment | someone has to log in | instant on payment |
| GST invoices and dues | separate tool | built in |
| Complaints and customer app | not available | tickets and subscriber app |
| Change bandwidth software later | migrate everything again | keep KYC, billing and app |
Guides for network teams
Switching bandwidth software
Move to a new system without redoing KYC or changing the app.
Frequently asked questions
What is ISP bandwidth management software?
It is software that controls the speed and data each subscriber gets, applying plan speed limits, fair-usage policies and session rules on the ISP’s routers and access servers.
Does ISPMate replace my bandwidth manager?
ISPMate works with your existing bandwidth manager or RADIUS system and links it to billing, so speeds, suspensions and reconnections follow each subscriber’s plan and payments automatically.
Which bandwidth management systems does ISPMate support?
ISPMate integrates with systems such as Jaze, IPACCT, Height8, DMA, XceedNet and 24online, and with NAS devices including MikroTik, Huawei, Cisco, Juniper and Ubiquiti.
Can ISPMate apply data limits and FUP?
Yes. Plans can include data limits and fair-usage policies, and the speed or access changes automatically when a limit is reached.
What happens when a subscriber’s plan expires?
The connection is suspended automatically on expiry. As soon as the subscriber pays online or at your office, the plan renews and the connection is restored.
See bandwidth and billing working together
Book a free demo with your own plans. We will show you speed profiles, auto suspend and renewal on your bandwidth manager.
