Getting Started4 min read

    Create your first service plan

    Learn how to create PPPoE, hotspot, and static IP plans in Jasiyo with speed limits, pricing, and automatic MikroTik profile sync.

    Plan types

    PPPoE

    Home broadband. Customers connect with a username and password. Billed per active customer per month.

    Hotspot

    Public Wi-Fi. Customers pay per session via the captive portal. Billed as a percentage of revenue.

    Static IP

    Business clients needing a fixed IP address. Fixed monthly price.

    Creating a plan

    1

    Go to Plans โ†’ Add Plan

    In your ISP dashboard, click Plans in the sidebar and then Add Plan.

    2

    Choose the plan type

    Select PPPoE, Hotspot, or Static IP depending on your network. You can create plans of all three types.

    3

    Set pricing and duration

    Enter the monthly price in KSh and the validity period (e.g. 30 days). Customers are automatically suspended when the period expires unless they renew.

    4

    Configure speed limits

    Set upload and download speeds. Jasiyo converts these to a MikroTik rate-limit profile automatically โ€” no manual WinBox configuration needed.

    5

    Save and sync

    Click Save Plan. Jasiyo pushes the bandwidth profile to all connected online routers immediately.

    Speed limit formats

    MikroTik rate-limit profiles use the format upload/download. Jasiyo handles the conversion from Mbps automatically.

    Plan nameUploadDownloadMikroTik profile
    Basic 5Mbps5 Mbps5 Mbps5M/5M
    Home 10Mbps5 Mbps10 Mbps5M/10M
    Business 20Mbps10 Mbps20 Mbps10M/20M
    Enterprise 50Mbps20 Mbps50 Mbps20M/50M

    MikroTik synchronisation

    When you create or update a plan, Jasiyo queues a command to create or update the corresponding PPPoE profile on your router. This happens automatically via the phone-home agent โ€” you never need to touch WinBox for plan changes.

    If you have multiple routers, Jasiyo pushes the profile to all online routers. Offline routers receive the profile automatically when they next check in.

    You can also import existing MikroTik profiles directly from your router. Go to Plans โ†’ Import from Router to pull in profiles that already exist on your MikroTik.