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Commercial Internet Resale

Run an internet business with DishNet

Resell internet access to neighbors, tenants, or paying customers. Pick the connection that fits your location — we supply the hardware, the right plan, and the hotspot system.

Start with Starlink How it works
Start with Fiber Check coverage

Example · Starlink Priority 1TB

15 users × $18/month+$270
Priority 1TB subscription−$189
Hardware over 12 months−$25
Net per month~$56

Illustrative. Actual revenue depends on user signups, pricing, and collection consistency.

Example · Fiber 60 Mbps

15 users × $18/month+$270
Fiber 60 Mbps subscription−$100
Install over 12 months−$13
Net per month~$157

Illustrative. Fiber requires coverage in your area — check at /coverage.

How it works

Four steps to start

From your first order to your first paying customer — typically two weeks.

1

Order your connection

Pick Fiber if you're in Juba, Starlink Priority anywhere else. We'll match the plan tier to how many users you expect.

2

We install & configure

DishNet handles physical setup and configures the hotspot system — voucher-based access, user limits, dashboard. No technical knowledge needed from you.

3

Sell internet access

You sell daily, weekly, or monthly vouchers to neighbors, tenants, or walk-in customers. Cash or mobile money — your choice.

4

Monitor & grow

See active users, revenue, and usage from your phone. DishNet provides ongoing support and helps you upgrade as you scale.

Who does this

Real ways customers use it

Three patterns we see most often.

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Compound landlord

Outside Juba · Priority 500GB

You own a compound with 8–12 tenants in a town where fiber isn't available. Add internet to the rent or sell weekly vouchers.

12 tenants × $15/mo$180
Priority 500GB plan−$112
Indicative net~$68/mo
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Town shop or restaurant

Bor, Wau, Rumbek · Priority 1TB

Walk-in customers pay for short Wi-Fi sessions while eating or waiting. Lots of small purchases add up to real monthly revenue.

~150 sessions × $2$300
Priority 1TB plan−$189
Indicative net~$111/mo
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Village micro-ISP

Rural · Priority 2TB

You're the only internet in your area. Charge $25–$35/month to nearby households. Higher data tier supports more concurrent users.

20 users × $25/mo$500
Priority 2TB plan−$336
Indicative net~$164/mo
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Juba compound landlord

Hai Cinema / Tongping · Fiber 40 Mbps

You own a compound with 8–12 tenants. Stable fiber means video calls work reliably and tenants stay longer. Add internet to rent or sell weekly vouchers.

12 tenants × $15/mo$180
Fiber 40 Mbps plan−$75
Indicative net~$105/mo
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Internet cafe / restaurant

Konyo Konyo / Gudele · Fiber 60 Mbps

Walk-in customers pay for fast Wi-Fi sessions. Symmetric upload makes video calls smooth, which keeps customers coming back.

~150 sessions × $2$300
Fiber 60 Mbps plan−$100
Indicative net~$200/mo
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Office building

Ministries / Atlabara · Fiber 60 Mbps

Sub-let internet to multiple small businesses in the same building. Fiber's reliability is essential for office work.

6 tenants × $40/mo$240
Fiber 60 Mbps plan−$100
Indicative net~$140/mo
Equipment

What you need to start

Most operators start small and add equipment as they grow.

Starter setup

Good for ~10–15 active users · most new partners
  • Starlink Mini ($299) or Standard ($550) hardware
  • Priority 500GB ($112/mo) or 1TB ($189/mo) plan
  • Starlink router (included, handles basic Wi-Fi sharing)
  • DishNet hotspot configuration (we handle this)
  • Voucher system to charge users
Starting at $299 + $112/mo

Larger operations

For 20+ users or multi-property setups
  • Everything from starter, plus:
  • Priority 2TB / 3TB / 5TB plan (volume-based pricing)
  • MikroTik router ($150) for better user management
  • Ubiquiti NanoStation ($150) to extend range outdoors
  • Public IP ($20/month) for remote management
Add-on From $150 one-time

Starter setup

Good for ~10–20 users · most Juba operators
  • Fiber installation ($150 one-time, router included)
  • Fiber 20–60 Mbps plan ($50–$100/month)
  • Provided Wi-Fi router (handles basic hotspot sharing)
  • DishNet hotspot configuration (we handle this)
  • Voucher system to charge users
Starting at $150 + $50/mo

Larger operations

For 25+ users, offices, or wider coverage
  • Everything from starter, plus:
  • Fiber 60 Mbps plan ($100/month) for higher capacity
  • MikroTik router ($150) for advanced user management
  • Ubiquiti NanoStation ($150) to extend coverage outdoors
  • Public IP ($20/month) for remote management
Add-on From $150 one-time
FAQ

Common questions

Things customers ask before starting.

For commercial resale, you need a Starlink Priority plan — they're designed for business and high-capacity use. We match the data tier (500GB / 1TB / 2TB / 3TB / 5TB) to how many users you expect. Residential plans are for personal use at a single household and aren't the right fit for selling access.
Starlink generally provides reliable service in South Sudan, but no internet is 100%. If the connection drops, your hotspot pauses automatically — paid users aren't billed for unavailable time. Uptime is Starlink's responsibility, not DishNet's.
For a small hotspot (under 10 users), the 20 Mbps plan at $50/mo works fine. For 10–20 users or anywhere you'll have concurrent video calls, go with 40 Mbps ($75/mo). For an office building or larger setup, 60 Mbps ($100/mo) is the right choice. You can upgrade between tiers as you grow.
DishNet fiber is live in 30+ Juba neighborhoods. See the coverage page for the full list, or message us with your address and we'll confirm. Outside Juba, fiber isn't available — use Starlink Priority instead.
DishNet's fiber network targets 99.9% uptime. If there's an outage, your hotspot pauses automatically — paid users aren't billed for unavailable time. Our Juba support team handles incidents on WhatsApp at +211921443002.
However you want. Most operators use cash for short-term vouchers (day pass, week pass) and mobile money for monthly subscribers. The hotspot system tracks who's connected and for how long — you decide the price.
The hotspot system lets you set per-user speed limits, data caps, and time windows. You can pause or remove users with one tap from your phone. Heavy users get throttled automatically before they impact others.
In Juba: same-day connection install once stock/coverage is confirmed, then 1–2 days for hotspot configuration. Outside Juba (Starlink): depends on technician travel, typically within a week. Most partners are ready to onboard customers within two weeks.
No. DishNet sets everything up for you. The customer-facing app shows active users, voucher sales, and revenue in plain language. If you can use WhatsApp, you can run this business.
Yes — start with the smallest plan that fits your expected users, and upgrade as you grow. When you hit hardware limits, add a MikroTik router or extend coverage with NanoStations. Many operators scale up over 6–12 months.

Ready to start?

Message our sales team. We'll help you pick the right plan and hardware for how many users you expect, and walk you through pricing before you commit.

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Important · Please read before committing All earnings examples on this page are illustrative based on typical operator setups — they are not income guarantees or projections of your individual results. Actual revenue depends on the number of paying users you sign up, what you charge, payment collection consistency, and local market conditions. Internet service terms, plan availability, and pricing are set by the upstream provider and may change; you are responsible for choosing a plan that fits your intended use case. DishNet's role is to supply hardware, configure the hotspot system, and provide local support — we are not a guarantor of your business outcomes. Hardware, subscription, install, and any add-on charges are owed regardless of whether you acquire users.