Overview

Billing follows subscriber packages, cycles, and due dates, with prepaid, postpaid, daily, and monthly models. That flexibility accommodates different charging patterns, but teams that do not need network operations or fiber management may be paying for a broader system than they require.

A branded portal lets subscribers review service, pay bills, download receipts, and open tickets, which can move routine account tasks out of staff queues. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Rangpur, Bangladesh, ISPbills offers cloud and self-hosted deployments; managed cloud workloads run on Microsoft Azure.

Key features

Billing and collections: Automatic invoice generation based on packages, billing cycles, and due dates supports varied subscriber arrangements. This is a practical fit for operators managing both prepaid and postpaid accounts.
NOC monitoring: Real-time device monitoring, traffic graphs, instant alerts, and Zabbix support connect network oversight with subscriber operations. NOC teams gain a wider operational view, while a billing-only buyer may not use this breadth.
Fiber operations: FTTH, GPON, and EPON management includes ONU provisioning and optical signal tracking across 12+ OLT vendors. That reach is relevant to fiber operators with mixed infrastructure.
Integrations and API: The integrations page lists 68+ connections spanning payment and SMS gateways, network equipment, communication channels, and protocols. REST API v1 and v2 provide more than 200 endpoints, with HMAC-signed webhooks, giving teams substantial scope to connect existing systems.
Security and access: Security measures include TLS 1.3 for supported web connections, encrypted database connections, infrastructure-level encryption at rest, and secure credential and API-key handling. Tenant-scoped data isolation, role-based access, separate web and API authentication, and two-factor authentication support address different access-control needs.

Pricing

ISPbills uses a freemium model, with paid plans from 2,000 BDT/mo and a 14-day trial. The Free plan costs 0.00 BDT per month (billed ৳0/month), has no monthly subscription charge, and supports up to 100 active subscribers. It includes basic reporting, community support, and unlimited MikroTik and OLT devices, but has a one-time setup fee of ৳1,000. It suits a small operator willing to accept a tight subscriber ceiling and self-serve support.

Starter costs 2000.00 BDT per month (billed ৳2,000/month), plus ৳1,500 one-time setup, for up to 500 active subscribers. Billing and collections, customer self-care, and NOC and device operations make it a straightforward step up from Free. Growth costs 4000.00 BDT per month (billed ৳4,000/month), with ৳2,000 setup, and raises the limit to 1,000 subscribers; it adds advanced reports, inventory, and API access. That tier is the better fit when reporting and integration needs justify the higher monthly charge.

Business costs 5500.00 BDT per month (billed ৳5,500/month), with ৳2,500 setup, and supports up to 1,500 subscribers. Reseller operations, hotspot and vouchers, and payment and SMS gateways make it more relevant to operators with those channels. Pro costs 7000.00 BDT per month (billed ৳7,000/month), with ৳3,000 setup, for up to 2,000 subscribers; it adds advanced NOC monitoring, full API access, and unlimited network devices. The higher ceiling and monitoring depth are aimed at larger or more operationally complex teams.

Scale is priced at 3.00 BDT per month, billed at ৳3 per subscriber up to 5,000 and ৳2.50 per subscriber for 5,001–15,000, with one-time setup of ৳5,000 / ৳10,000. It covers 2,001–15,000 active subscribers, so it is the listed path beyond Pro, though the per-subscriber billing and setup terms warrant careful budgeting. Above 15,000 subscribers requires an Enterprise quote. Enterprise has custom pricing, setup, onboarding, and support terms. iPilot AI credits are separate from ISPbills plans, including Growth, Business, Pro, and Scale; teams needing that product should budget for it independently.

Platforms

ISPbills supports Android, API, self-hosted, and web access. The choice between managed cloud and self-hosting gives operators deployment flexibility; the latter is relevant to teams that need to run the platform within their own environment.

Who it's for

The strongest fit is a broadband, fiber, or wireless operator that wants subscriber billing, a customer portal, and NOC or network workflows together. NOC teams, resellers, hotspot providers, and card distributors are among its intended users. Small providers should compare active-subscriber ceilings and setup fees against expected growth, while teams seeking only invoices or payment collection may find its network scope unnecessary.

Pros and cons

Pros: Billing, self-service, NOC monitoring, and fiber provisioning sit in one platform, reducing the need to stitch together those operator workflows.
Pros: More than 200 API endpoints, HMAC-signed webhooks, and 68+ listed integrations give builders multiple routes to connect payment, messaging, and network systems.
Cons: Subscriber limits vary sharply by tier, and even the Free plan carries a one-time setup charge; small operators need to account for both caps and upfront cost.
Cons: iPilot AI credits are a separate product, so the plan price does not cover that usage.

Alternatives

For a broader category comparison, see Telecom Billing Software. ISP Billing is worth considering when a no-expiry free tier for up to 10 customers and recurring invoices, XML, tickets, activities, and quotes are enough; it has no free trial and supports iOS as well. Choose Alepo BSS Now if subscription pricing that scales with business success, with customer management, billing, self-care, and AI support, better matches the buying approach.

BillRun is an option for teams seeking API, self-hosted, or web deployment and a paid subscriber-tier model; its BillRun CLOUD plan starts at 0.50 USD per month per subscriber for 1–1,000 subscribers. OneBill is another paid alternative with API and web platforms and a free trial. PortaSwitch may suit teams looking for self-hosted or SaaS telecom software, including an unlimited perpetual-license option. AEX Software offers a scoped, per-active-subscriber proposal with hosted, self-hosted, or hybrid deployment. Aradial is another paid option with self-hosted deployment and licensing choices. ASTPP is a freemium alternative.

Verdict

ISPbills is a strong choice for broadband, fiber, and wireless operators that want billing, subscriber self-service, and network operations working together, with cloud or self-hosted deployment. Its API and fiber-management breadth make it especially relevant to teams with integration and NOC demands. Look elsewhere if you need billing alone, or if subscriber caps, setup charges, and separate iPilot AI credits do not fit the budget.

	ISPbills	Tecnotree Revenue Monetisation
Free plan	Yes
Free trial	Yes
Paid from	BDT 3/mo
Platforms	Android, api, self-hosted, Web	api, self-hosted
Free plan	Yes
Usage rating	Yes	Yes
Prepaid billing	Yes	Yes
Postpaid billing	Yes	Yes
Plan management	Yes	Yes
Invoice generation	Yes	Yes
Payment collection	Yes	Yes
Customer accounts	Yes	Yes

ISPbills vs Tecnotree Revenue Monetisation

ISPbills

Tecnotree Revenue Monetisation